Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold Fails Bend Test, Sparks Fierce Online Debate

• Samsung's new Galaxy Z TriFold, a $2,500 device, failed a bend test by YouTuber JerryRigEverything, breaking easily when bent backward.
• The TriFold is Samsung's first trifold smartphone, boasting a 10-inch tablet mode, Snapdragon 8 Elite, 200 MP camera, and "FlexHinge" with titanium housing.
• JerryRigEverything, known for extreme durability tests, showed the device's screens caving in and going dead black during the bend test.
• The test results ignited a heated debate on X, with some users criticizing the test as unrealistic and clickbait, while others defended it as crucial for assessing real-world durability.
• Supporters argue such tests highlight vulnerabilities, comparing it to car crash tests, and push manufacturers like Samsung to improve device resilience.

Why It Matters: Galaxy Z TriFold's failed bend test by JerryRigEverything sparks major online durability debate.