To make the most personal device ever, Apple is using sapphire glass for the Apple Watch to make its display more durable. None of the reviews we read yesterday complained about scratches on their Apple Watch, but iPhoneFixed managed to get its hands on a 38mm Apple Watch display and put it through a barrage of tests.
Apple Watch’s glass stood strong during tests with keys, sandpaper, and even a hammer. Then the crazy nerds busted out a power drill to and throttled it on the glass. The results might shock you.
Check out the glass after the test below:
You can see watch the full durability test video over at iPhoneFixed
Buster Hein is a freelance writer who lives in Phoenix, Arizona. Twitter: @bst3r.
5 responses to “Apple Watch takes on power drill. Guess who wins?”
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I see GIF’s!
Thanks Ranger Rick.
The Sapphire glass isn’t on the  Watch Sport. I’d like to see how the Sport glass holds up, considering most are usually going to be doing more physical activity, as well as being the cheapest options for obtaining one.
Really? That was the one I wanted…where did you see that?