In recent years we have witnessed a real copy and paste by smartphone manufacturers who too often place on the market really too similar devices. But as a popular saying goes, the dress does not make the priest and so a fashion of the moment is dictated by the famous JerryRigEverything, Youtuber who enjoys "stressing" all the smartphones that happen to him, basing their tests on one series of tests designed to measure the actual resistance of a terminal.
lately a very robust category of smartphones is that of gaming phones, to which Xiaomi has given its contribution with the BlackShark arrived at the second generation (in reality it is the third model if we consider the Helo variant). The BlackShark 2 stands out for a Full HD + display from 6,39 inches of AMOLED type, but also a photographic compartment with primary sensor from 48 MP while the secondary one is from 20 MP, offering the possibility to shoot videos in 4K. Connectivity is not lacking 4G LTE, dual band WiFi, 5.0 Bluetooth, GPS, NFC not to mention the excellent hardware structure made up of the SoC Qualcomm Snapdragon 855, 6 / 8 / 12 GB of RAM and 128 / 256 GB of internal storage powered by a battery from 4000 mAh.
Black Shark 2 is abused by JerryRigEverything: here's how it comes out
But a separate technical sheet, which will be addressed (hopefully soon) by our colleague Marco, the JerryRigEverything test reveals a average scratch resistance with a plus towards the integrated biometric sensor on the display, which appears to work even after having scratched the corresponding portion of overlying glass. The display is definitely fragile, that in the test of the fire, it is "bleached" after only 20 seconds remaining in the condition of "handicap" in a definitive way. Not even the body is spared, which on the side and rear side is decidedly abused by the tech "hangman", who enjoys drawing small sharks.
definitely above the average the band test where BlackShark 2 comes out head-on: on both sides the smartphone resists bending without any problems without presenting any structural damage. And would you dare to mistreat your smartphone like this?
