The new Apple iPhone 12 vs the Samsung Galaxy S20 in a hot piranha solution! Will they survive? FACEBOOK: / techrax TWITTER: / techrax INSTAGRAM: / techrax
@@Ryan-zi8vt you can't count too? It feels great to have almost 600 as I only was taking it seriously during the pandemic. You only have 196. I'll check out your work....
@@Ryan-zi8vt yea took it seriously during the pandemic. And yes, my English is correct: you can't count too. I have almost 600. 598 to be exact. You said 500. You have dementia too?
As a person who swims in piranha acid often, this video really helped me in deciding on what phone I'll be getting. My galaxy S9 didn't survive my last swim.
iPhone 12 specs 1. Water resistant 2. Coca cola resistant 3. Piranha Acid Resistant 4. Nuke Resistant But we are sad to say that IPHONE 12 is NOT TechRax resistsnt
My friend had an iphone 7 and he dropped it from 4 inches on a table and it broke the screen. Some months later the touchscreen became unresponsive. I didnt think all iphones are that frafile.
@@Draggie306 it has 10x optical zoom, so it can do 10x magnification at full resolution. Then it does another 10x digital magnification ( equaling 100x) The camera is 108MP this means it can shoot 12MP photos at 3x digital zoom lossless. Id imagine that would mean you can do 30x zoom (10x optical then 3x digital) to get some pretty clean shots. Naturally having more pixels doesn't necessarily mean the pictures look any better but it sure is a contributing factor.
He poured more Hydrogen peroxide in Samsung As you can see. The water level on Samsung more higher than iPhone Hydrogen peroxide is the one make the reaction much faster and much crazy. If you just add sulfur acid. Its will react so slow If you want to see fair Comparation He should place the same phone on one chamber or liquid
@@Galaxy12Gaming Samsung is trash. Apple is better because the battery last longer. I had a iPad for 3 years and the battery life on the iPad is good. I have a Samsung phone and it will be at 28% and I turn it off and it goes to 3%. So who's better now?
@@Galaxy12Gaming Samsung is trash. Apple is better because the battery last longer. I had a iPad for 3 years and the battery life on the iPad is good. I have a Samsung phone and it will be at 28% and I turn it off and it goes to 3%. So who's better now?
Apple uses stronger metal which is surgical grade and the Ceramic Shield does a lot. It’s good and protecting the screen from heat and a lot of damage. But Samsung don’t have it I’m pretty sure
Piranha solution is a strong oxidizer, meaning it wants to steal electrons from other materials. Glass is a very stable material and has no free electrons, so the phones dont react with the acid. Thats the reason why the foaming only started when he dropped the sponge in (an organic material, so it has lots of free electrons). As the phones are mostly water proof/resistant, the acid never touched the battery, which indeed would probably be dangerous. The Samsung phone probably had some kind of screen protector with organic materials. This video is just clickbaity. A cooler reaction would be if he put his hand in Piranha solution.
The solution is an incredibly strong oxidizer in the presence of organic molecules (those containing carbon, the black stuff) and binds carbon to oxygen, making the solution clear again. The sponge was added because sticking objects without exposed carbon (like the phones) in the solution does nothing at all. But once it leaked into the OLED layer (O is for organic), the solution turned black again because it was short on hydrogen peroxide. Without carbon, adding more hydrogen peroxide doesn’t actually do anything.
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You didn't take off the S20s screen protector. It automatically has one installed. You need to do this again and remove the screen protector, as the plastic has a much stronger reaction subjecting the S20 to much worse conditions.
@@JS-kc1tm only when when sponge is added to the acid it begins to react, just adding it to the phones or taking bath in it is safe as long as there is no sponge or something else that reacts with that specific acid
@@lyte561 so taking a bath in acid is perfectly safe? let's just agree to disagree on that one. and the way NileRed made his piranha solution, it didn't take sponges to make it react, he only added the hydrogen peroxide to the acid, and his solution completely dissolved a whole chicken leg with the bones and everything. so idk what this guy's version is. although NileRed did make his solution in a stirrer, so maybe that has something to do with it? TechRax could've maybe explained the reason for the sponges
@@lyte561 my guy hate to break it to you, piranha solution breaks down carbon from any organic compounds which then reforms into CO2 which is the foam/ gas. Needless to say, your hand (your whole body too no less) is full of organic compounds and as such would be corroded in mere seconds, please don't bathe in piranha solution.
It’s not like rich people go out and buy an iPhone just to do this, he’s a RU-vidr who specifically breaks phones, and these videos pay for the phones..
@@crumblebee6728 i was joking about people who comment stuff like that. But yeah i totally understand that its their choice what they spend their money on in the ned
Me: *stressing about trying an IPhone and thinking about buying the XR since I can't afford more* This guy: let's drop 2 new phones in acid and see what happens lol
Me too! But doesn't it give you a really good feeling when you find out that the back glass or the screen didn't crack..... It makes me feel great puts me at ease while buying the phone
You put a fair amount more into the S20 during that 2nd round. when you do a liquid challenge like this, you need to measure out the liquid so that it's balanced, the s20 got cooked at the end..
I also hate when my smartphone becomes sentient and hires a bunch of robots to send humans to space so my phone can rule the world. Happens every week to me.
Samsung be like: You weren't supposed to do that! S30 be like: Now fire, acid, water resistant, drop resistant, hammer resistant and most importantly, SUN resistant (pressure etc.)
LMAO As for the back on the s20 samsungs open from the back and have glue only along the edges iphone backs are basically super glued to the frame of the phone and open from the front. The yellow marks on the ipphone is simply from heat damaging the display. The samesung also comes with a preinstalled screen protector . When exposed to heat the battery in the samesung bloated and forced the back open letting the acid in that destroyed the mother board. The iphone will die eventually as some acid did get in. But still remarkable that it survived at all
That doesn't explain the damage of the Samsung backs. Even though the iPhone didn't open, why does it look better than the s20? the back of the s20 looks completely fucking destroyed.
He also breaks some tablets but he usually likes breaking phones more than tablets because I think the phones are more smaller than the tablets and more easy to break?
@Logan Hill the hydrogen peroxide at the dollar store is only 3% and is nearly harmless to humans unless in large doses. I’m sure the type that was used here was much closer, if not 100% pure hydrogen peroxide
@@Tom2404 could be, but acid ate plastic and that chemical reaction resulted in high heat, which destroyed oled, oled is heat sensitive. Should test again without screen protectors.
Its not that the iphone is more durable its just that the reaction was more violent with s20 because of the screen protector .. it probabley reached a way higher temp because of it which caused the back to peel off .. and when that happend the solution got inside and fd the phone up
@@weasdf8718 what are u even saying ... "heat can be cooled by the back" wtf do u even mean ? Also im not a samsung fan infact i stopped buying their products after the s20 came out with no headphone jack .. i dont support companies who take out features to make u pay them more .. thats also one of the reasons i never bought an iphone (except that one time just to try it out and it was so *shet*) ... did u ever study chemistry ? If u want i can go into details on the reaction that happend but u will prob not understand it ...
The test was inconclusive the s20 had a screen protector on causing the piranha solution to heat up and react more then the iPhone. The iPhone was just the Glass and metal and piranha solution doesn't really react with glass and has a hard time reacting with metal. I do think the screen protector did increase the recations heat and make it more extreme.
@@TheWaleedcool no it’s a fact the S20 has a screen protector by default which is plastic piranha solution dissolves plastic very easily because there hydrocarbons and the reaction produces a lot of heat and piranha solution can not dissolve glass due to glass being resistant to most acids
@@jameson1239 the whole fucking phone is plastic !!! What are you on about !!! the whole phone was destroyed because it’s plastic!!! The screen protector is sooo thin it was eating by the solution and didn’t effect shit
I actually have a genuine question for you TechRax. Someone's probably asked it before and I know this is probably gonna get buried but I felt it worth asking. What do you actually do with the phones that survive all these experiments? I'm not even gonna joke around or say something about these kind of things being a waste or whatever, I just want to ask this. Like do you just return the product to the company? Do you refurbish them and use them yourself for things? What do you do with the survivors of these tests of yours?
