Apple claimed it was “Our strongest iPhone yet.”
And this time, they really meant it.
In a recent viral drop test, the iPhone 17 Pro Max was dropped from normal heights and even thrown mid-air onto a concrete floor.
The result? Not a single crack on the glass or screen — only minor scratches on the titanium frame.
🔥 What Makes It So Tough?
- ✅ Nano Shield Glass – Apple’s newest ultra-durable glass
- ✅ Titanium Frame – Aerospace-grade, shock-absorbent material
- ✅ Internal Shock Protection – Improved hardware layout to withstand drops
This combination makes the iPhone 17 Pro Max a true glass tank, passing every drop test without any damage!
💡 Perfect for Real-Life Use
If you often drop your phone — from tables, beds, or your hands —
No worries!
The iPhone 17 Pro Max is built to handle everyday accidents.
Just… maybe avoid dropping it from buildings! 😄
📌 Final Verdict
“This is Apple’s most durable phone yet.”
Drop test passed.
Style meets strength.
iPhone 17 Pro Max — glass body, steel nerves.
🔋 iPhone Air Vs. iPhone 17 Pro Max: The First Real-Life Battery Test Delivers Great Results
Apple fans have been curious to see how the new iPhone Air stacks up against the powerhouse iPhone 17 Pro Max, especially when it comes to battery life. Now, the first real-world battery test is here — and the results are impressive!
⚡ Battery Capacity & Specs
- iPhone Air comes with a lightweight design and a solid battery that promises all-day usage.
- iPhone 17 Pro Max boasts a larger battery, advanced power management, and the new A19 Bionic chip, making it a beast in both performance and endurance.
🕒 Real-Life Usage Test
In the battery test, both phones were used for common tasks like:
- Browsing social media
- Streaming videos
- Playing games
- Taking photos and videos
The test was run continuously until the battery drained completely.
📊 Results
- The iPhone 17 Pro Max lasted approximately 2-3 hours longer than the iPhone Air.
- Thanks to the optimized A19 chip and bigger battery, the Pro Max handles heavy usage smoothly without draining fast.
- The iPhone Air still impressed with solid endurance, perfect for casual users.
⚠️ The iPhone Air and 17’s USB-C Port Has One Big Shortcoming
Apple finally switched to USB-C ports on the iPhone Air and iPhone 17 series, ending years of Lightning port use. This was a big step forward for faster charging and universal compatibility — but there’s one major drawback users are noticing.
🔌 What’s the Issue?
Despite adopting USB-C, both iPhones do not support full USB-C speeds. Instead of utilizing the fastest USB 3.2 or Thunderbolt speeds, these devices stick to much slower USB 2.0 data transfer rates.
🐢 What Does This Mean?
- Slow file transfers when moving large videos or photos to a computer
- Charging speeds improved, but not to the fullest potential of USB-C tech
- Users expecting fast external storage or high-speed peripherals may be disappointed
🤔 Why Did Apple Do This?
Apple might have chosen slower speeds to:
- Keep costs down
- Optimize battery life
- Maintain device thermal management
But for power users, this compromise is frustrating.
📱 Final Thoughts
Switching to USB-C is a welcome change, but Apple’s limited USB 2.0 speeds on the iPhone Air and 17 series USB-C ports hold back the full potential of this upgrade. If you regularly transfer large files, prepare for slower speeds than expected.