I would assume the comically large "camera circles" are a way to cut a bit more on costs, since they are the size of normal "camera circles" on theirs other phones. This means they don't need to buy the circles with a different spec than the others probably getting a discount through quantity.
@@rubenheymans1988 A small increase or decrease in the unitary price times the quantity they tend to order, you quickly see an increase in costs or savings, even if it is a small piece of plastic or glass.
@@rubenheymans1988 @hidronico1 The cameras are covered in glass not plastic. Either way the OP is correct as over many many devices being made, a few pennies add up. Could be as much as $100,000 in savings or significantly more.
Love seeing a budget phone getting some love... A mass majority of people can't afford a $1000 phone including myself. So I know I personally would love to see more budget phones getting tested. So those of us on the lower end of the financial spectrum can get a decent idea for good phones for us to by.
@@tostadorafuriosa69 The higher tier or flagship phones do have better specs and are mostly built with higher quality parts. So I understand why +300 is a thing as far as price is concerned. However I agree with you as i don't necessarily think the specs or build quality are so significantly better as to justify the prices in the $1000 range.
@@tostadorafuriosa69 I could afford multiple high-end phones. But my 7T does me well. The majority of people don't need flagships. The latest iPhone doesn't provide anymore utility than what a $500 device does. You'll get longer updates with the iPhone and better resale value. you need to ask if paying 2.5 - 3 times the amount is worth this.
@@chaos3d940 that's a viable option but aren't you contributing a bit too much to the e-waste pile? Honestly even though I don't spend too much but I still find it a good idea to spend a bit more to get something that'll last longer because we can't just keep on adding more waste on our planet.
@@vesselfpv8274 The G8 is available for for less than that too on eBay (around 160$/ With the box/ sometimes unlocked and sometimes locked to mostly Sprint)
"And they are protected by the comically big lenses, pretending something that they aren't" "Like a V8 Decal on your truck or a Spoiler on a Civic" Ouch man! what did I do to you?! My Civic is not happy! :(
It would be extremely expensive, phone companies find a balance between durable and cost. Besides a phone only has to last 3 years, after those 3 years it stops getting security updates with most android phones.
@@DamienAlexander Except flagships, especially Samsung ones. Typically 5-6 years of support according to Sammobile (check firmware manually to confirm it for yourself). Still, considering you wear a phone with you and carry it nowadays basically to everywhere, I can see it having to endure harsh abuse during it's lifespan. To constant stress in your pocket, the sudden impacts, the many drops it has to endure, the accidental impacts on the phone, the different kinds of weather. It's really harsh tho.
I bought my Pixel 4a for 300 Euro, which is about as high a price I'm willing to pay. Three years of warranty and updates, after that I'll have another look at the next phone in that price category.
A segment I'd really like to see on your teardowns is the signal range of the units. Really getting tired of seeing new phones have less and less range. Antenna length?
JerryRigEverything: “Don’t worry. Your secret is safe with me.” Viewers watching this video be like: Yeah, we definitely don’t know about this phone. 😏
I tend to buy either a flagship from last year (once the newest model is out) as you get a very good phone at a much cheaper price. Also, I love the rare 300-400eur flagship killer models who seems like a very smart buy. Btw my Nexus 5 and Pixel 3a are still running like brand new.
I’ll be honest, when buying a new phone I’m willing to spend a LOT but then I expect to keep it for as long as humanly possible after that before buying a new one
It's amazing how relatively cheap phones are. For many people their phone is just as important as their car and yet the phone costs maybe 1500€ maximum and a new car is 10k+ euros.
OnePlus: You are not going to say anyone about his right JerryRigEverything: Yes! ofcourse OnePlus: Pinky promise JerryRigEverything: Yes, Pinky promise 183,828 views and still growing.
$900 - But it's not about price anymore, it's more about the things I want from a phone. If I hadn't bought a Galaxy S10+ last year, I'd definitely be picking up a Galaxy A52 now.
I'm actually pretty impressed with the under screen fingerprint reader on my one plus 9. I work in a clean room so have to wear gloves and I do a lot of walking so I end up sweating a lot. Even with my fingers pruned from all the sweat in my gloves the one plus 9 still manages to read my fingerprint about 95% of the time. Which is better than every other finger print reader I've ever used.
For me, I use my phone quite a bit and only expect it to be used more as I grow older and start taking up jobs and higher education (I am a high schooler), so if I did have the freedom to spend as much as i wanted. I would go for a phone *under* $700. Reason being it would allow me to get a phone which lasts and something which doesn't necessarily break the bank too hard. Also it is a nice choice seeing how diminishing returns kick in at higher prices.
for that price it's a good phone, and i still think it's going to survive your day to day use or were you planning on keeping your razorblades and phone in the same pocket
@@jonjones18 ya but its usally so, as a swede i par quite alot more for the same stuff that people in india pay, or other countries with a lower gdp per capita but i pay less for stuff then if i lived in sweitch or norway...
@@rasmust8044 that's good for u but Americans didn't know the quality or specs it offers,they will brought phones by brand names.. Here in India,we see full spec sheet & other offering as well so oly these crap phones never launched in India
I never spend more than £200. I just buy used and swipe good deals, so have managed to get a OnePlus 6, 7 Pro and 8 Pro for less than £200 each. Funnily enough, the 8 Pro was the cheapest for me at £150
@@NadimSadeeq yeah, I actually wanted the OnePlus 8T but couldn't find anywhere in the UK that did it (apart from OnePlus directly) But my first phone from them was the 2, then upgraded to the 3T then 6T and now I'm on the 8 Pro
0:59 ".. little more *drip* , if you catch my *drift* That doesnt to be the *case* here" I wasn't prepared to hear ton of rhymes and puns in a tear down video.
Respect, i still have my Samsung Galaxy j3 and still works. Though i'm going to buy a new one pretty soon, cuz i dropped it 3 months ago and the entire screen broke.
Same - I'm still immensely bothered by the fact he expected the screen to be plastic at that price though. My Nokia 6.1 was less than that on release and was solid aluminium housing with a glass screen. I would say glass is the norm for anything over $150
It's why I miss the OG OnePlus phones. Paying $350-500 for specs that are almost as good has been so nice. I don't like paying more than a grand for a laptop, nevermind a smart phone. I did pick up a OnePlus 8T when they released the 9 for $549.
1:49 What??? Even the most budget phones (I'm talking below $100) have glass screens! You must be really out of touch with the budget market to think ANY budget phone comes with a plastic screen.
I got the S10e recently for like 400€ after my 5 year old S5neo broke down which i was really satisfied with. Now i had this S10e for a year or so and i am loving it. It has a perfect size imo, survived many falls already since i work on construction sites, i go shower with it every now and then and only had one slight problem with a speaker that got fixed tho. Camera is awesome. So nothing to complain there. I dont see why i would need a bigger more expensive 1000€ + phone. It even comes with a headphone jack and extendable storage, most "top of the line" products dont have that!
Using realme XT since 2 years. It's R.s 19000(256$). I prefer Mid range phones around 200-250$. Generally I use my phone for about 4 years so it's worth it. ❤️
7:09 I prefer to buy a flagship and use it for many years, my first smartphone was a Galaxy S in 2010, and I used it until 2016 when I bought a Galaxy S7 that I still use today, and if it continues working I will use for 2-3 more years and will buy other flagship, probably from Samsung since I had a really good experience with their phones.
I mean it's passes the durability test unlike Nord *1* and it is cheaper and basically have all the functions , idk lol I am pretty dumb but this phone looks nice for the average person
Nice work with the fingerprint scanner, but would be interesting to see after that amount of scratches, it would accidentally detect other fingers other than your thumb to unlock the phone!
I've been using my ~$210 smartphone for 5 and half years now. Not all cheap phones are (or were) garbage. Of course I didn't know it would last this much when I bought it. The specs are outdated, but it still does almost everything I need it to. The only major problem is the battery. I've had no reason to replace it yet. Most people don't need flaships.
I got this phone for free from T-Mobile around late September. I find it to not be a very good device, it has a nice screen and 5G but it has a crappy camera, battery life is relatively dismal for 5,000 mAh, and is slow. I've also had some issues with connectivity to networks and to BT. I think you're better off with an A32 at this price point.
1k is my upper end for a smartphone. I like having great features that last at least 3 years without feeling dated in that time. I've had my note 9 for over 3 years and it's only just now starting to feel a little dated
Yup, i dont want to change my note 9 yet. Need atleast untill the next note 22 ultra. All other phones, feel downgraded when you switch from galaxy note 9. Almost 5-6 features are missing in recent flagships.
Almost got my daughter that phone. Went with the OnePlus Nord N10 5G. Have to say, for new and it was free from T-Mobile. Not a bad device. Does seem that it takes better selfies than back pictures.
OnePlus has the best low budget phones right now. The N10 is great. It has a significantly better camera than the N200. The only thing I was surprised about is how close the new 480 snapdragon performs compared to the 690 in the N10. The extra Ram makes a difference though.
Love your videos man! When should we expect a video of the Zflip3? I'm tempted to buy but I'm highly skeptical about the screen after watching your first video of the zflip 1.
I would really tell you to test with some of the recent Redmi phones Got a Redmi note 7 two years ago and a Redmi note 9s - both looking pristine yet I would love to see you toy with them, since they are still on a low-ish price range!
$150 for a good phone? No such thing. There are always drawbacks when buying the cheapest range smart phones. They practically have no RAM and they have low end specs. It’s worth spending the extra $80 bucks to get a 90 hz screen. 64Gb storage. Faster charging. Faster processing and multitasking. Better cameras. 5G. It will last much longer too. OnePlus and Samsung will support the phones much longer.
I typically don't go above 250€ when buying a smartphone but this month I got my first paycheck and in order to celebrate I bought myself a zenfone 8, which I was dreaming about ever since it came out. I would love to see you review this phone btw !
I love watching your phone reviews, teardowns and durability tortures. But as much as I've learned about smartphones and use that information to advise people, you couldn't pay me to have one.
Its driving me crazy that most companies are eliminating headphone jacks and making their phones ridiculously heavy. These cheap nords (200c and n10) are light, have jacks and sd card slots. They are like magical unicorns. I just wonder how they do on a drop test.
On a die each opposing face of the die adds up to make 7. So 6+1 = 7, 3+4 = 7, 2+5 = 7. Just something I wanted to share in case anyone ever wants to make a die or draw one :) (Yes the singular of dice is die)
$700+ phones in the US costs $1100 in Asia. $700+ phones in Asia costs $400 in the US. $700-$800 is my comfort level (asian currency). Which probably explains why companies that offer devices at that price point like Xiaomi and Samsung are selling well. Only 10% of people I know afford US-priced flagships.
Picasso been real quite since Jerry started drawing on the backs of phones
Toast yum
Quiet**
😂
Toast
Picaso ded💀💀
“The phone OnePlus doesn’t talk about.”
*I'll tear it down.*
the nightmares for phones maker lol
My name: AxxL
My job: Superstar
I like: Handsome girls
I have: 2 handsome girlfriends
My dream: Have more subs than my 2 girlfriends
Your name: bmie
LMFAOOO
@@AxxLAfriku shut up or I'll make you
There's also the OnePlus 9R. It's basically a hybrid between a Poco F3 and Realme GT.
*Zack's car collides with another car*
Zack: car scratches at level 6, with deeper groove at level 7
May he be protected, I won't like hearing this in reality.
@@malikashtar7216 he said "his car", all are safe.
This is the most underrated comment on this video.
@@Juan-bm7nr true , coz that applies on glass only,and if car collides thn glass might break up,coz glass is glass and it breaks
@@widowmaker0072 but the galss could kill him, you never know
I would assume the comically large "camera circles" are a way to cut a bit more on costs, since they are the size of normal "camera circles" on theirs other phones. This means they don't need to buy the circles with a different spec than the others probably getting a discount through quantity.
it's a small piece of plastic though. they probably do this so people think the cameras are as big as the flagship cameras
@@rubenheymans1988 A small increase or decrease in the unitary price times the quantity they tend to order, you quickly see an increase in costs or savings, even if it is a small piece of plastic or glass.
@@Crhm383 stop talking like your smart what youve been saying makes no sense
@@rubenheymans1988 @hidronico1 The cameras are covered in glass not plastic. Either way the OP is correct as over many many devices being made, a few pennies add up. Could be as much as $100,000 in savings or significantly more.
Economies of scale my friend
Love seeing a budget phone getting some love... A mass majority of people can't afford a $1000 phone including myself. So I know I personally would love to see more budget phones getting tested. So those of us on the lower end of the financial spectrum can get a decent idea for good phones for us to by.
why would aomeone pay more than 300€ for a phone?
@@tostadorafuriosa69 The higher tier or flagship phones do have better specs and are mostly built with higher quality parts. So I understand why +300 is a thing as far as price is concerned. However I agree with you as i don't necessarily think the specs or build quality are so significantly better as to justify the prices in the $1000 range.
@@tostadorafuriosa69 I could afford multiple high-end phones. But my 7T does me well.
The majority of people don't need flagships. The latest iPhone doesn't provide anymore utility than what a $500 device does.
You'll get longer updates with the iPhone and better resale value. you need to ask if paying 2.5 - 3 times the amount is worth this.
I bought OnePlus N10 two weeks ago for 200€. :)
Who buys one plus,samsung gang here
Everyone is an artist and until jerry arrives and draws designs on the phone back
no u
@@CanadianBakin42O Jerry is his grandfather's Name and he really doesn't mind being called Jerry if you have watched his hold videos
Yes no one can ever think of drawing on a phone back
Who's the good boy?
I would happily have zachs scratch designs put on a teardown skin for my own phone 🥵
I feel like spending between $300-$500 is more than sufficient to get a decent phone that'll last 3 years.
My exact thoughts
yes
rather get a new 170$ phone every year in my opinion
will stay up to date for longer than a single phone that will last 3 years.
Yup that's why i bought a nord 2. Its actually the most bank for the buck smartphone atm in my opinion.
@@chaos3d940 that's a viable option but aren't you contributing a bit too much to the e-waste pile? Honestly even though I don't spend too much but I still find it a good idea to spend a bit more to get something that'll last longer because we can't just keep on adding more waste on our planet.
That crack sound without visible damage is haunting me, can't wait for the teardown.
Its like when someone yells "IM OK" and you just know they are not ok...
I think its the screw snapped of the motherboard, as we can see on the skin he put on in the end.
Plastic cracked
Internal plastic frame cracked.
@@DonOmarRamiro it's*
I'm all about spending up to $300 dollars , on a year old flagship or a really good flagship from not more than 3 years ago
Agree
Unlocked LG g7 for $170 on Amazon. Might just get another one if my current g7 breaks
Yeah, that's why NOS Realme X2 Pros are a great bargain at this price point. :)
Poco X3 Pro 6gb Variant might work . Or POCO f3 if you have a higher budget
@@vesselfpv8274 The G8 is available for for less than that too on eBay (around 160$/ With the box/ sometimes unlocked and sometimes locked to mostly Sprint)
"And they are protected by the comically big lenses, pretending something that they aren't"
"Like a V8 Decal on your truck or a Spoiler on a Civic"
Ouch man! what did I do to you?! My Civic is not happy! :(
lol civic looks good with the spoiler tbh
I don't have a civic nor do I want one but I still feel offended
Imagine Zack launching a phone without all the design flaws he has learned from the durability tests/teardowns. I'd Buy it.
6G honda civic
That would be a expensive flagship phone.
It would be extremely expensive, phone companies find a balance between durable and cost.
Besides a phone only has to last 3 years, after those 3 years it stops getting security updates with most android phones.
Without OS installed since Zack is a hardware guy.
@@DamienAlexander Except flagships, especially Samsung ones. Typically 5-6 years of support according to Sammobile (check firmware manually to confirm it for yourself). Still, considering you wear a phone with you and carry it nowadays basically to everywhere, I can see it having to endure harsh abuse during it's lifespan. To constant stress in your pocket, the sudden impacts, the many drops it has to endure, the accidental impacts on the phone, the different kinds of weather. It's really harsh tho.
I really wanna see the OnePlus Nord 2 go through your durability test. Hope u bring the video soon!👍
Im also
I also wanna see the Nord 2 5g go through your durability test and tear down I have been waiting for weeks for your video
Bruh it ain't coming i don't think i'm also waiting for it famalam!
Bro this ain't even out in America
Jerry: Don't worry, your secret's safe with me
I don't know about that
I hate to be that guy but...... "Your"
@@ironrick95mcoc46 dem...usually its the other way around
@@ironrick95mcoc46 it's ok 😆 I didn't check properly
I bought my Pixel 4a for 300 Euro, which is about as high a price I'm willing to pay. Three years of warranty and updates, after that I'll have another look at the next phone in that price category.
A segment I'd really like to see on your teardowns is the signal range of the units. Really getting tired of seeing new phones have less and less range. Antenna length?
I'm just waiting for the new Zack mini to drop. That unboxing is gonna be awesome
I'm more excited for the zack mini durability test
@@TechDove I'm more excited for the mini zack teardown
(sorry)
Jerry with the upcoming baby:
Scratches at a level six deeper grooves at level seven
Lame and overused
@@GeraltOfRivia69 oi mate got a license for that?
And now for the burn test
"Bending from the back gives a slight snap...."
@@Aurjelling ...is still intact and still alive ....Thumbs up for that
JerryRigEverything: “Don’t worry. Your secret is safe with me.”
Viewers watching this video be like: Yeah, we definitely don’t know about this phone. 😏
There's also the OnePlus 9R. It's basically a hybrid between a Poco F3 and Realme GT. 😎
@@handlemonium Sounds legit. How much is it?
@@Justliving514 it's available in india here for 537 USD
@@SUMITK14 Oh ok
I tend to buy either a flagship from last year (once the newest model is out) as you get a very good phone at a much cheaper price.
Also, I love the rare 300-400eur flagship killer models who seems like a very smart buy.
Btw my Nexus 5 and Pixel 3a are still running like brand new.
wait a second, he didnt snap at the "lets get started"... jerry, is everything alright? :O
I like to stay below $500 when getting a newer phone, but if there’s tech that I’m really interested in, like an oled display, I’ll pay beyond that.
Try a Poco f3 120hz AMOLED display and snapdragon 870
@@IamJay02 ye it's amazing
@@IamJay02 yep, it's amazing, I love the photo quality and the ads in the system 😍
@@mojejmenojecase1835 You can turn the ads off my guy
@no Yeah lol Xiaomi is way above Samsung for me. I guess some people don't know you can disable the ads on a Xiaomi phone which is a shame.
"What a beautifully designed phone. Let's tear it apart!" 🤣
180 Euros, Xiaomi Redmi Note 10... oled 1080 screen, 48mp camera overall pretty solid battery life, good phone for that price (it was prime day)
I’ll be honest, when buying a new phone I’m willing to spend a LOT but then I expect to keep it for as long as humanly possible after that before buying a new one
It's amazing how relatively cheap phones are. For many people their phone is just as important as their car and yet the phone costs maybe 1500€ maximum and a new car is 10k+ euros.
OnePlus: You are not going to say anyone about his right
JerryRigEverything: Yes! ofcourse
OnePlus: Pinky promise
JerryRigEverything: Yes, Pinky promise
183,828 views and still growing.
it's the spoiler on a civic that had me dying 🤣🤣😂😂
If Jerry tests more Poco phones, I swear he would get good luck in 2021 :))
He should test the poco x3 pro
And the poco F3
Poco X3 pro/ nfc
$900 - But it's not about price anymore, it's more about the things I want from a phone. If I hadn't bought a Galaxy S10+ last year, I'd definitely be picking up a Galaxy A52 now.
My Son has the A52. That's ALOT of phone for the money
@@TechDove actually it's not, there are better options for the same price
I'm actually pretty impressed with the under screen fingerprint reader on my one plus 9. I work in a clean room so have to wear gloves and I do a lot of walking so I end up sweating a lot. Even with my fingers pruned from all the sweat in my gloves the one plus 9 still manages to read my fingerprint about 95% of the time. Which is better than every other finger print reader I've ever used.
For me, I use my phone quite a bit and only expect it to be used more as I grow older and start taking up jobs and higher education (I am a high schooler), so if I did have the freedom to spend as much as i wanted. I would go for a phone *under* $700.
Reason being it would allow me to get a phone which lasts and something which doesn't necessarily break the bank too hard. Also it is a nice choice seeing how diminishing returns kick in at higher prices.
Scratches at level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7 remains constant.
Earnestly waiting for OnePlus nord 2 durability test!!
Jerry Breaths In front of any Phone Box
Phone : Ah Shit! Here I Go Again 😰
The Famous snap missed while saying "let's get started"😉
Really enjoy my JerryRig Knife! use it for cutting up boxes and unboxing tech! Great knife
Zack: Don't worry Oneplus, your secret's safe with us
us: over 1 million people who might buy the phone
No wonder OnePlus kept it silent with this phone.
for that price it's a good phone, and i still think it's going to survive your day to day use or were you planning on keeping your razorblades and phone in the same pocket
@@neruxraider7917 for those same price we get nord 2 with beefed up specs in India..
OnePlus was cheating American market
@@jonjones18 ya but its usally so, as a swede i par quite alot more for the same stuff that people in india pay, or other countries with a lower gdp per capita but i pay less for stuff then if i lived in sweitch or norway...
@@rasmust8044 that's good for u but Americans didn't know the quality or specs it offers,they will brought phones by brand names..
Here in India,we see full spec sheet & other offering as well so oly these crap phones never launched in India
@@jonjones18 i did not know about the spreadsheet, that sounds nice.
I really want to see a Nokia 3210 go through a durability test.
It will break zack lil
Bro it will fracture his wrist and fingers
it will destroy the razar blade
honestly saying there should be a petition about it ,
Nokia XR20
I never spend more than £200. I just buy used and swipe good deals, so have managed to get a OnePlus 6, 7 Pro and 8 Pro for less than £200 each. Funnily enough, the 8 Pro was the cheapest for me at £150
i too am using a OnePlus 8 Pro, great little phone cant wait to get hold of the OnePlus 10 :D
@@DTronicsUK Yeah, it's nice to actually have a half decent camera for a change!
@@NadimSadeeq yeah, I actually wanted the OnePlus 8T but couldn't find anywhere in the UK that did it (apart from OnePlus directly)
But my first phone from them was the 2, then upgraded to the 3T then 6T and now I'm on the 8 Pro
0:59
".. little more *drip* , if you catch my *drift*
That doesnt to be the *case* here"
I wasn't prepared to hear ton of rhymes and puns in a tear down video.
Always nice to see a jerryrig vid
yes
My Samsung j4+ is with me for almost 3 years. And it just fine. I will spend no more than $300 to buy smartphone.
Respect, i still have my Samsung Galaxy j3 and still works. Though i'm going to buy a new one pretty soon, cuz i dropped it 3 months ago and the entire screen broke.
Same - I'm still immensely bothered by the fact he expected the screen to be plastic at that price though. My Nokia 6.1 was less than that on release and was solid aluminium housing with a glass screen. I would say glass is the norm for anything over $150
It's why I miss the OG OnePlus phones. Paying $350-500 for specs that are almost as good has been so nice. I don't like paying more than a grand for a laptop, nevermind a smart phone. I did pick up a OnePlus 8T when they released the 9 for $549.
I am typing this on the OnePlus Nord 2. It's exactly what you describe.
Poco f3 Or the mi11x sounds more appealing
@@JawadBsaileh Poco f3 support is horrid though.
1:49 What??? Even the most budget phones (I'm talking below $100) have glass screens! You must be really out of touch with the budget market to think ANY budget phone comes with a plastic screen.
I got the S10e recently for like 400€ after my 5 year old S5neo broke down which i was really satisfied with. Now i had this S10e for a year or so and i am loving it. It has a perfect size imo, survived many falls already since i work on construction sites, i go shower with it every now and then and only had one slight problem with a speaker that got fixed tho. Camera is awesome. So nothing to complain there. I dont see why i would need a bigger more expensive 1000€ + phone.
It even comes with a headphone jack and extendable storage, most "top of the line" products dont have that!
Using realme XT since 2 years. It's R.s 19000(256$). I prefer Mid range phones around 200-250$. Generally I use my phone for about 4 years so it's worth it. ❤️
Realme 8 Pro is ironically WORSER than XT
Can't wait to see your garden harvest😁😁😁
Who love seeing jerry's content ?
🖐
@@JerryRigEverything expected 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I knew it was coming
✋
@@Farquad76.547 lmao it's the real account dude..
7:09 I prefer to buy a flagship and use it for many years, my first smartphone was a Galaxy S in 2010, and I used it until 2016 when I bought a Galaxy S7 that I still use today, and if it continues working I will use for 2-3 more years and will buy other flagship, probably from Samsung since I had a really good experience with their phones.
Samsung phones are absolutely fantastic - I'm having a blast with the M31
Do you get software or security updates on Samsung s7?
@@lifesart1. It updated from the original Android 6.0.1 that came with the phone to Android 8.0.0 and the latest security patch was on December 2019.
@@joakoc.6235 Ok. Thanks for the reply.
I find it best to get last years phone from a carrier, they are usually not too expensive, and still will hold up for 2-3 years
Congrats Zack, hope hitman becomes a great dad.
They're expecting?
@@rc210397 yes, check what's inside new video for that, where he cuts Zack's statue
I just arrived, AND I fully expect it to snap. 🤷🏾
You would be wrong
The higher the number on the nord series of oneplus, means it is badder.
I mean it's passes the durability test unlike Nord *1* and it is cheaper and basically have all the functions , idk lol I am pretty dumb but this phone looks nice for the average person
3:40 thats why singel use plastics are mostly banned in germany since this year. Singel use Forks and Knives are out of wood now. Works fine.
It would be nice to see a montage of every failed bend test money shot, set to snappy, plump beats of the sort youngsters enjoy
Oneplus: silently released a new phone.
General public: wait that's another rebranded Oppo phone 😂
You either die a hero...
Or live long enough to see yourself become the villain
-Markass Brownlee
@@nicholashoi3155 that quote of probably 30+ years old
Nice work with the fingerprint scanner, but would be interesting to see after that amount of scratches, it would accidentally detect other fingers other than your thumb to unlock the phone!
Jerry: A head phone jack...nice
Me: proceeds to die 😆
I've been using my ~$210 smartphone for 5 and half years now. Not all cheap phones are (or were) garbage. Of course I didn't know it would last this much when I bought it. The specs are outdated, but it still does almost everything I need it to. The only major problem is the battery. I've had no reason to replace it yet. Most people don't need flaships.
❤️from India Zack. Here at India on name of Durability Test RUclipsrs are just breaking phones. (I hope Indian Audience can think of that RUclipsr).
gupta info 😆
@@nemesiszz yeah 😂
Zack please a durability test of Xiaomi's Redmi Note 10 pro. Please ❤️
This!
@@JayMaverick lol majority Indians go for buying mid range smartphones 🥺.
Finally Zack tests the inexpensive phones.
Who's Jerry?
@឵឵ his name is Zack
Okay, i just need to edit my comment.
That pause before the NICE comment on the headphone jack send shivers down the spines in the I-world!
I got this phone for free from T-Mobile around late September. I find it to not be a very good device, it has a nice screen and 5G but it has a crappy camera, battery life is relatively dismal for 5,000 mAh, and is slow. I've also had some issues with connectivity to networks and to BT. I think you're better off with an A32 at this price point.
Much love from Nigeria
Mostly $250 around or below, get a high ram and storage, pop in an SD card and you are good to go for 2 to 3 years.
Poco M3. It's almost half the price but has a SD 600 over SD 400.
Owner here. Get a case because the n200 slipped out of my pocket at least 3 times.
The phone OnePlus doesn't talk about .....more like the phone everybody forgot 😂
basically he is saying oneplus doesn't market tht phone so much
@@raihanmdgician7396 yes thank you
I'm willing to pay any amount as long as it has literally all the specs I need and want. Of course, no smartphone manufacturer will bother to do that.
Finally Art Class With Jerry since glass sandwich phones
Jerry is also a chiropractor he cracked that phones back to give that phone relief from back pain.
1k is my upper end for a smartphone. I like having great features that last at least 3 years without feeling dated in that time. I've had my note 9 for over 3 years and it's only just now starting to feel a little dated
Yup, i dont want to change my note 9 yet. Need atleast untill the next note 22 ultra.
All other phones, feel downgraded when you switch from galaxy note 9. Almost 5-6 features are missing in recent flagships.
Can you do a durability test on a POCO F3, I've heard its a $360 phone with a glass back and Snapdragon 870 🤔
There are phones with Gorilla glass 5 front and back for $250
@@Account-nx3ui The POCO F3 is that?
I have a POCO F3
@@Account-nx3ui You can buy POCO F3 USA for 269
@@TechNo1geek that's the Redmi Note 10 Pro. Btw poco F3 is rebranded Redmi K40
@@Account-nx3ui And Xiaomi Mi 11i, Depends what ROM you install
i love when jerry make images on the back side of the phones
Almost got my daughter that phone. Went with the OnePlus Nord N10 5G. Have to say, for new and it was free from T-Mobile. Not a bad device. Does seem that it takes better selfies than back pictures.
OnePlus has the best low budget phones right now. The N10 is great. It has a significantly better camera than the N200. The only thing I was surprised about is how close the new 480 snapdragon performs compared to the 690 in the N10. The extra Ram makes a difference though.
7:03 Your secrets are safe with 6.81 M People dont worry oneplus
Could you do a durability test on the Asus ZenFone 8?
"Or a spoiler on a civic"
*sad high school boy noises*
Love your videos man! When should we expect a video of the Zflip3? I'm tempted to buy but I'm highly skeptical about the screen after watching your first video of the zflip 1.
7:03 proceeds to make a youtube video with almost 7 million subscribers lol
When will hummer's next part come
He's a human, not a robot
Every Wednesday he said
@@sedativelimit yes..but Still waiting.. 😍🥰🥰
Van Gogh reactions when knowing Jeremy starts to draw at the back of 'almost' every phone
Van Gogh: *Chuckles
I would really tell you to test with some of the recent Redmi phones
Got a Redmi note 7 two years ago and a Redmi note 9s - both looking pristine yet
I would love to see you toy with them, since they are still on a low-ish price range!
150.00 dollars is the most I'll ever spend on a good phone any higher without a discount I think is a scam.good vid man love the channel.
$150 for a good phone? No such thing. There are always drawbacks when buying the cheapest range smart phones. They practically have no RAM and they have low end specs. It’s worth spending the extra $80 bucks to get a 90 hz screen. 64Gb storage. Faster charging. Faster processing and multitasking. Better cameras. 5G. It will last much longer too. OnePlus and Samsung will support the phones much longer.
I typically don't go above 250€ when buying a smartphone but this month I got my first paycheck and in order to celebrate I bought myself a zenfone 8, which I was dreaming about ever since it came out. I would love to see you review this phone btw !
Everyone gangsta until Jerry says: my name is Zack, actually.
"Secret is safe with me"
. . .and the 6M subs. . everything is perfect :)
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Why is he so shocked that a $230 phone would have a glass screen?? Sometimes I wonder if he knows as much about phones as he thinks he does...
Most expensive phone I bought was the OnePlus 7 pro 5G. Now I'm only willing to spend about $400 maybe $500 max on a phone.
Congrats to 7 million subscribers soon❤️❤️🔥🔥
It doesn't have the typical plastic feel. Not too far off from the frosted glass phones, without fear of shattering the back.
I love watching your phone reviews, teardowns and durability tortures.
But as much as I've learned about smartphones and use that information to advise people, you couldn't pay me to have one.
Its driving me crazy that most companies are eliminating headphone jacks and making their phones ridiculously heavy. These cheap nords (200c and n10) are light, have jacks and sd card slots. They are like magical unicorns. I just wonder how they do on a drop test.
Love the teardown. Now I know how gentle or rough I can be with my phone.
On a die each opposing face of the die adds up to make 7. So 6+1 = 7, 3+4 = 7, 2+5 = 7.
Just something I wanted to share in case anyone ever wants to make a die or draw one :)
(Yes the singular of dice is die)
Wow, what a superb affordable phone! TBH, I always buy a nice case for my phone so the plastic build is not important.
2:56 Life is plastic, it's fantastic.
$700+ phones in the US costs $1100 in Asia.
$700+ phones in Asia costs $400 in the US.
$700-$800 is my comfort level (asian currency). Which probably explains why companies that offer devices at that price point like Xiaomi and Samsung are selling well. Only 10% of people I know afford US-priced flagships.
Finally I've been asking for this for a month love your vids
I like how those low cost phones have features that premium phones do not like expandable storage & headphone jack.