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Extreme crash test - The Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro, stronger than expected

Extreme crash test - The Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro, stronger than expected

It does not break, does not crack, can withstand heat and scratches.

Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro 4G Phablet 6.39 inch MIUI 10 Snapdragon 855 Octa Core 2.84GHz + 2.42GHz + 1.80GHz 6GB RAM 64GB ROM 48.0MP + 13.0MP + 8.0MP Rear Camera 4000m

One of Youtube’s best-known tech channels is JerryRigEverything, where all sorts of gadgets are put to a really extreme, almost brutal test. Scalpels, hats and lighters are available, plus all kinds of scratch and damage devices. In one recent episode of the show, an attempt was made to destroy the Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro phone, essentially unsuccessfully.

Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro 4G Phablet 6.39 inch MIUI 10 Snapdragon 855 Octa Core 2.84GHz + 2.42GHz + 1.80GHz 6GB RAM 64GB ROM 48.0MP + 13.0MP + 8.0MP Rear Camera 4000m

During the tests, the display was heated with a lighter and the camera protruding from the frame was also pressed hard. None of the interventions left a trace, meaning the discoloration of the screen disappeared as it cooled back, and the camera continued to work merrily. The fingerprint sensor under the front glass was also tested. Above the sensor, the glass was scratched apart, but that didn't matter either, the release worked, and the speed didn't change. Bending the device was not successful either. Of course, it seems to lean some, but it failed to break, the rehearsal had no effect on operation. So overall, the phone passed the extreme tests with a star rating of five!

The Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro is now available in a global version, so we can buy the phone, which is currently equipped with a more powerful Snapdragon peak processor. Of course, we also add coupons to make it cheaper!

Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Global Version 6/64 GB - Black - Coupon code: GBM9TPRO3 $ 59,99 instead of 368,99

 

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