What will happen if a full bottle of beer crashes onto NOMU S10 Pro
As we all know, rugged phones now have already won a place in the phone market for its toughness and excellent protective performance in harsh environment. They are particularly popular among outdoors-men, and people who work in cruel environment.
But facing various rugged smartphones on market, how can you make the right choice to get a really super-tough one. As a professional rugged phone manufacturer for nearly 10 years, we will tell you what a really super-tough rugged smartphone can do via a test. Certainly, S10 Pro can handle easily with not only careless drops in daily life, but also the bumps of heavy or sharp objects, such as a bottle of bear of 1103g.
We did a real violence test on S10 Pro, 221.5g weight. We smashed a beer bottle of 1103g onto it from a 80cm height. Most people may think S10 Pro will die this time, but surprisingly it is fine with such a substantial hit.
And if you want to see the whole test progress, please go to watch the test video for the truly thrilling scene.
All in all, S10 Pro is well qualified for a MIL-STD-810G certified smartphone, in terms of whether tough structure or superior drop-resistant and waterproof performance. If you are an outdoor enthusiast, you should have a look for this dark horse in rugged phone industry.
Basic specs of S10 Pro
IP69 Waterproof (Able to be underwater of 2m for 1 hour)
OS: Pure Android 7.0 out of box
Battery: 5000mAh Li-polymer battery (same as S10)
MIL-STD-810G certification
17 patents about the protective structure design
Memory: 3GB RAM+32GB ROM
CPU: MT6737T quad core 64bits 1.5GHz
Camera: 8.0 MP Sony rear camera+5.0MP front camera
Display: 5.0 HD Corning Gorilla Glass 3
Quick charge/ OTG
NXP SmartPA excellent speaker with super loud and clear sound
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