I Drop-Tested Apple’s Silicone iPhone 17 Case 30 Times — Here’s the One Big Problem скачать в хорошем качестве

I Drop-Tested Apple’s Silicone iPhone 17 Case 30 Times — Here’s the One Big Problem

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again — Apple’s Silicone Case is one of the most underrated iPhone accessories out there. And for the iPhone 17, Apple’s beefed it up. It’s tougher. Thicker. More protective than ever. But there’s a fatal flaw. You get more screen protection… at the cost of edge feel and control. So the question is — is that tradeoff worth it? I'm on a mission to find the best iPhone 17 Cases out there. I'm planning on reviewing 50 cases in order to figure out the Top 5. For the iPhone 17's, I've updated my scoring system to include accelerometer/gyro level drop test data to figure out which cases will actually protect your iPhone. Get your own Apple Silicone Case For The iPhone 17's by using this link: https://mreh.ca/4qdQ2LQ *This is an Amazon affiliate link that will bring you to the right Amazon store for your location #ReviewerNotInfluencer #Reviews #iPhone In this video: 0:00 Intro 0:30 Design 1:12 Handling & Usability 1:49 Protection Features 2:31 Drop Protection 3:46 Up Next Apple Silicone Case For The iPhone 17's Review -design hasn't really changed -several colors to choose from -I've said it before and I'll say it again, Apple's silicone case has the prefect amount of grip -other's tend to have annoying pocket pulling power, the silicone case doesn't -one of the slimmest and smallest cases you can get for your iphone -when it comes the protection -the Apple silicone case always surprises because you don't expect much from a thin, soft, floppy case -for corners, the initial impact was around 9.5g's which is 8% better than the average case -BUT because of its thin design, the case holds onto that drop energy and causes the iPhone to bounce around a lot after the initial drop which isn't great -that drop energy takes around 50% longer to disappear -that seems terrible -BUT because the initial drop is so good, the overall force being absorbed by the iPhone is about 9% better than the average case -so this case has a soft but great landing but the recovery is real messy -face drop is where it falls on its face -in my testing, on a small face drop -the case edge rolls outward -that's because the top edge isn't that tight and the low screen clearance -this is the biggest red flag for this product -for the camera lump, it performed about 8% better than the average case -mostly because of the rigid PC frame around the opening keeps the area stable while the thin back gives a little -it's a far cry from cases with thicker backs but given that this is the smallest case in my current collection, that's saying something. -technically a dual layered case with its PC back and thin layer of rubber -rubbereized finish prevents the case from sliding around -corners are only 1.8mm thick, same with the back -surprisingly ridged case given it's size, it's around 50% more ridged than the average case -below average Magsafe performance relative to other cases -overall, the Magsafe area is about 13% weaker than the average case