Dunk Test News Today

All three of the biggest U.S. smartphone brands, Apple, Samsung and Google, have introduced devices with price tags well north of $1,000. But enjoying the advanced capabilities these devices bring

(StatePoint) Despite space age materials and hefty price tags, today’s top-of-the-line smartphones are still prone to damage, and consumers without protection plans are facing sticker shock at repair shops.

Consumers without protection plans are facing sticker shock at repair shops.

(StatePoint) Despite space age materials and hefty price tags, today’s top-of-the-line smartphones are still prone to damage, and consumers without protection plans are facing sticker shock at repair shops.

Allstate ran four smartphones from Apple, Google, and Samsung through a series of drop, dunk, and breakability tests to see how survivable they are.

With the recent Apple iPhone 15 launch, this year has seen devices with US$1,000+ price tags introduced from three of the biggest U.S. smartphone brands: Apple, Samsung, and Google. They boast advanced capabilities, come in different form factors, and feature premium materials like the new Apple

>> lets do it. >> reporter: to find a true, safe way to protect your phone. so we decided to get real answers and look at one of the more durable brands the otterbox. their waterproof case that says a phone will survive in water up to 30 minutes costs almost $90. this is the otterbox preserver. im going to trust my iphone to fut to the test. to make it interesting, we will put it up against a $10 gel case sold everywhere. >> test one, the spill test. everything still seems to be working on both ...