Apple Conducts Durability Test for Over 10,000 Units Before Launching New iPhones

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Pune, 3rd June 2024: Apple ensures the quality of its iPhones through rigorous durability testing, conducting examinations on more than 10,000 units before any product launch. These tests, encompassing water resistance, heat resistance, and shock resistance, among others, aim to uphold the company’s standards. With a global base of iPhone enthusiasts, Apple remains committed to delivering high-quality products continually. But how exactly does Apple uphold these standards? Let’s explore the testing process and its implications.

Tech content creator Marcus Brownlee recently shared insights into Apple’s lab, shedding light on the intricate process of durability testing for iPhones. His revelations, backed by various videos, showcase how iPhones undergo meticulous assessments, including water resistance testing from IPX4 to IPX8 levels. Moreover, thermal testing subjects Apple devices to extreme conditions to ensure durability.

These revelations unveil Apple’s capability to subject over 10,000 iPhone units to extensive testing methods before shipment. Furthermore, discussions between MKBHD and Apple’s Chief Hardware Engineering Officer, John Ternus, revealed that Apple conducts tests on over 10,000 pre-release iPhone units for specific models.

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