LG G4 Scratch Test, Burn Test, Bend Test, Durability video

You can find the LG G4 on Amazon here:
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Its quite a bit of fun stress testing brand new devices. Its always interesting to know how much a new phone can handle so you know what to avoid when handling your own device.
First I take a razor, some keys, and a lighter and try each one individually on the phone. The leather back held up pretty well. You just have to make sure not to ever let it get scratched, or the mark will stay.
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