The weakest link in this phone is Google.

The weakest link in this phone is Google. Okay, so there's a lot going on here. Let's watch that again one more time. Yes, like we expected, the phone cracked along both antenna lines at the same time, just like it has for the past four years. But this time around, the front screen also yeets itself off of the phone, which is wild. No wires, no nothing, just the front glass popped clean off. Normally, it's a real struggle to remove that piece of glass. It's got some real polyester build quality, if you catch my drift. And you also might be like, 'Hey Jerry, why would it do that?' Let's find out. The back composite glass panel is still intact. Nice work on that one, Google. I think that's the only thing on the whole phone that's still salvageable. I do got to be careful at this point since we already know batteries can explode, and I'd rather not have to activate my fire extinguisher. But when you put the weakest link near the point where the phone needs to be the strongest, we get what you see here. If Google ever builds a car, a bridge, or a house, or you know, something that structurally matters, definitely watch out. I know it's kind of a running joke at this point that Google doesn't really care about hardware, but if there's ever proof of that, it's these four years of knowing where and how a phone could break and doing nothing to fix it. I'll pull off the center screen, which is very much dead at this point. You can see the ultra-thin Samsung glass layer under the plastic. And even the fishnet spinal reinforcements that Samsung adds to the underside of the crease for extra support. Thumbs up for that. The hinge definitely looks different, though. Google is not using the same modular hinge segments that Samsung uses on their own Fold 8, which did survive this same test, by the way. And as a plus one for Google, they do have an internal cooling system for that Tensor G6. Yeah, the Tensor is super dead, but if it was alive, it would have been super chilled on that copper vapor chamber, which is something that the Fold 8 Ultra does not have. Anyway, let me know what you think down in the comments. And hey Google, let's do this again next year. Thanks a ton for watching. I'll see you around.