Since the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is the first phone with Corning’s newest Gorilla Glass Victus, there’s been understandable interest to test the company’s claims that it is both more drop-proof and scratch-proof than its predecessors.
Before Victus, Corning has had to apparently chose between drop test flexibility and surface rigidity but it allegedly found the golden middle in what the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is covered with.
While the claims that Victus can withstand drop tests from six feet height even when slapping screen down on the pavement seem to have some merit, the scratch-proof surface might not be all that it’s cracked up to be.
Mr Zack Nelson from JerryRigEverything fame has done his usual torture test over one unsuspecting Note 20 Ultra unit, and found out… you guessed it… “scratches at a Level 6 with deeper grooves at a Level 7.”
In other words, Gorilla Glass Victus is drop-tough but is no sapphire when it comes to scratching, so if you like it, put a Note 20 Ultra case and screen protector on it.
Source: Phonearena
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