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A major problem in the use of smartphones is drop damage. According to the survey, more than half of the after-sales of mobile phones are related to screen repair.
On September 6, Huawei released a new screen solution: Mate 50 Pro Kunlun Dawn and Kunlun Xiaguang two plain leather versions use Kunlun glass on the front, which greatly improves the toughness.
So how do they perform in “real combat”? The car blogger @wupei who was the first to get the mobile phone did a drop experiment.
I saw him bring a brand new Mate 50 Pro Kunlun to the office at dawn. After asking around to no avail, he had no choice but to do an experiment: put the screen of the phone face down and take it to the waist, which is far from the marble floor. A full height of more than 1 meter.
Since no one knew the actual combat performance of the mobile phone, the overall atmosphere was still relatively tense. After hesitating for a while, he opened his fingers holding the mobile phone. on the ground.
The onlookers rushed forward, and the blogger picked up the mobile phone and turned on the screen as usual. This mobile phone has withstood the test of actual combat.
It is reported that after 24 hours of high-temperature nanocrystal growth, 108 microcrystalline raw materials and panel processing procedures, and 1600-degree platinum precious metal smelting process, Huawei Kunlun glass material can be rock-solid in terms of impact resistance.
Through the enhanced injection of composite particles, there are hundreds of billions of high-strength nanocrystals in a single Kunlun glass panel, which are resistant to impact and cracking.
Huawei Kunlun Glass has also obtained the industry’s first Swiss SGS five-star drop-resistant certification, and the Mate 50 Pro Kunlun Glass Edition is 10 times more resistant to drops than ordinary glass.
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