JerryRigEverything bends the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold beyond its limits.
Samsung’s three-panel foldable phone won’t be officially available in the US until next year, but it’s already hit the YouTuber’s durability test table. Its thin frame (that’s different sizes across all three sections) doesn’t deal well with being bent the wrong way, even if Samsung’s hinge technology is pretty resilient, but... it didn’t explode. Press play for a peek at the test results and a look at all three int…
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