TechRax user-named YouTuber repeated the drop test he first performed with the first-generation Apple Watch with the Apple Watch Ultra. Reminding how delicate the screen of the first generation Apple Watch is, TechRax stated that if the Apple Watch Ultra is dropped to the ground, small scratches may occur on the titanium case, but the screen continues to work.
TechRax, which then shook the jar by placing the watch in a jar full of nails, conveyed to the audience that there was no damage on the watch when it was removed. But the most important test for Apple Watch Ultra came after that. The Apple Watch Ultra, which resisted the hard hammer blows TechRax directed on its screen for a while, stopped working as a result of the damage to its screen. Continuing to strike the smart watch with increasing violence, TechRax then managed to smash the screen and the sensor area on the back of the watch.
