Oppo Find X - BEND TEST FAIL!!

The Oppo Find X with its motorized cameras, is one of the coolest smartphones on the planet. The Smartphone that changes everything, the hidden motors moving parts of the phone so the screen can be massive and unobstructed by notches. The Oppo Find X is everything a high tech enthusiast can dream of! BUT... is the Oppo Find X Durable? There is only one way to find out. And thats with JerryRigEverything's durability test.
Its time to stress tess the Oppo Find X with a scratch test on the Screen, and then a razor blade to figure out what materials the phone is made out of. And finally - its time to bend test the Oppo Find X to see how structurally sound the body is.... or how structurally sound the phone body isnt. Not all phones survive my durability tests.
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