UMi Super - Bend Test, Burn test, Flame Test - Durability video

The Umi Super phone has some powerful specs and a really low price... will this android smartphone compromise structural integrity to save on cost? You know we are about to find out. ;-)
We start with a scratch test on the screen of the UMI Super, then move onto the metal frame... Is the frame really metal? Some companies seem to be confused about what constituents metal these days... so its good to have someone keeping companies in line...
The flame test checks the glass thickness, and resiliency of the display, and then the bend test checks overall durability of the phone. Especially if you like keeping your phone in the back pocket of your jeans.
I was not paid for this video. Umi only supplied me with a phone. The opinions are all my own.
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Specs of both phones can be found here:
*Umi Super Specs*
Helio P10 Octa Core Processor
Android 6.0 Marshmallow
4GB RAM
4000 mAh battery
1080p Screen resolution
13mp rear camera (5mp front)
*Galaxy S7 Edge Specs*
Exynos 8890 Octa Core (or 820 Snapdragon)
Android 6.0 Marshmallow
4GB Ram
3600 mAh battery
1440p Screen resolution
12mp rear camera (5mp front)
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