iPhone Duo put through a destruction test, including removing nanotexture layer

It is quite fascinating that an entire YouTube niche exists where creators buy the latest expensive gadgets and find creative, often destructive ways to test them. JerryRigEverything, one of the most prominent names in this space, certainly did not hold back when putting the new iPhone Duo through its paces.

The device was subjected to a brutal series of durability tests. The creator tested the display using everything from a standard knife to chainmail armor, pushing the smartphone's materials to their absolute limits.

One of the most intriguing parts of the test involved physically removing the phone's nanotexture layer. Surprisingly, the creator noted that the display actually looked somewhat better once the coating was stripped away.

For tech enthusiasts globally, including audiences in regions where flagship devices are heavily sought after, these extreme stress tests offer a unique look at the actual build quality and resilience of modern hardware.

While these videos make for entertaining viewing, they serve as a reminder that premium smartphones are engineered with specific protective layers meant for daily use, and removing them by force is definitely not recommended for regular users.