ΤKyocera DuraForce Pro 2 may not impress with its technical features but it has a sapphire screen, with the Jerryrigeverything endurance test impressing and showing how smartphone screens should be made to be durable.
The overall look of the Kyocera smartphone is reminiscent of an armored vehicle and the first test showed how the screens on smartphones should be made. There is the Mohs Hardness Scale, which is a scale of hardness and strength depending on the construction material. By the time most Gorilla Glass smartphones have their screen engraved from level 6 and up, the DuraForce Pro 2 has begun to show signs from level 8 which is the same as the sapphire engraving.
The overall result of the test for endurance is really impressive when the camera cover on the back is made of sapphire. In addition, Zack Nelson (Jerryrigeverything) reports that Apple says that the protective glass of the iPhone and iPad camera is made of sapphire, but tests have shown the opposite.
Then we had the test with the flame on the screen which took 30 seconds to start burning the pixels, which returned very quickly to their normal state since the screen is IPS LCD technology. In addition, the device was tested for bending, but with its construction based on the military standard 810G for resistance to drops, dust and extremely high temperatures, there was not the slightest indication that the device would bend even slightly.
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