Name: Nokia 6.1耐久テスト!スクラッチバーンとベンドテスト済み! (Nokia 6.1 Durability Test! Scratch BURN and BEND tested!)
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Here we are on another episode of 'Nokia Makes Too Many Phones', exemplified by the fact

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They can't even use whole numbers anymore because they used up all of their first 10

Either way, the Nokia 6 won my Most Durable Phone of 2017, so hopefully with this 6.1

At first glance, the Nokia 6 and 6.1 are pretty similar.

Last year's 6, the one with the map of Finland on the back, is slightly taller.

But the 6.1 has a longer camera lens housing, which really accomplishes nothing beyond the

aesthetics and distinguishing between the two.

Speaking of which, it's time for the scratch test.

I have a series of numbers laid out on the phone which correspond to the different levels

of Mohs hardness, since Nokia's running the very common and familiar Gorilla Glass (this

version is 3), we already know we should start seeing marks at a level 6 and deeper grooves

Different parts of the phone are outsourced from different manufacturers and Corning Gorilla

Glass is probably top of the line when it comes to cellphone glass – no matter which

This is the Black and Copper version of the Nokia 6.1.

It also comes in a White Iron configuration, but the important thing is that it's made

The volume button and power button are also made from metal, and the top of the phone,

next to our favorite buddy Jack, is also metal.

I asked on Twitter the other day how often people still use their headphone jacks, and

out of 14,000 people, an impressive 75% of you responded that you use a headphone jack

And down at the bottom of the phone we have a microphone hole and a USB-C charging port,

which is a step above the micro USB port of the Nokia 6 last year.

The 8 megapixel front facing camera is protected by that same Gorilla Glass 3.

And the recessed earpiece grille is still made from that same wire mesh stuff as previous

It is secure though, and won't be falling out on it's own.

The bottom of the screen also has no physical home button this time around.

The main camera lens on the back with it's elongated camera lens is made from glass and

does keep the singular 16 megapixel camera protected from scratches.

The flash, for some reason, isn't under the glass, it's exposed.

But that might be to keep the flash from refracting through the glass and into the sensor when

it's being used, so it's not a big issue.

The fingerprint scanner is located on the back panel below the camera lens, slightly

I'll give that a little scratch-a-roo to simulate a few years worth of abuse.

But in normal Nokia fashion, it still works just fine.

It's not invincible like we saw on the OnePlus 6, but this phone is still way cheaper so

For the back panel, if you remember, Nokia is from Finland, and a little known fact is

that the Finish National Cross Country Ski Team, which as far as I know is the only hobby

over there...they are the first people to use a portable heart rate monitor, which was

also invented in Finland in 1977 and now we use it all the time in watches and cellphones

One thing I am worried about is the glass screen of the phone has no plastic layer buffering

Two brittle objects against each other isn't a good thing, especially during drops or bends.

The 6.1 has a 5.5 inch 1080p screen, and a 16x9 LCD last about 10 seconds under the flame

from my lighter, which is perfect timing because that's about how long it took me to say that

The pixels did start working again though, which was nice of them.

Going from the strongest phone of 2017 last year to another zero flex device this year,

Nokia is over there producing some of the strongest phones known to man.

For the price, this build quality is pretty incredible.

It's a shame that the phones aren't more available here in the United States.

The lack of a plastic buffer between the glass and the metal frame is a non-issue since there's

also no flex, but it might become an issue if you're the type of person who drops your

The first thing to give out or break won't be the metal – it'll be the glass since

So a case and screen protector are always good ideas.

Come hang out on Twitter if you want to take part of the next poll question.

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