Sam Kohl dropped both of these phones simultaneously several times. With different heights, ranging from just waist level to the ground, as he stood, climbed a chair, and even climbed a higher staircase.

Quoting from the 9to5mac.com page, the titanium edge of this iPhone 15 Pro is considered no better in drop resistance than the iPhone 14 Pro. The iPhone 15 experienced a crack resembling a spider web in one of its corners initially. Meanwhile, the iPhone 14 Pro only suffered scratches at first.

In the drop test, the iPhone 14 Pro is claimed to remain in almost perfect condition until the end. Seen in his YouTube video, despite scratches and cracks on the back, the iPhone 14 Pro camera still functions well. This YouTuber also used it for selfies.

While the iPhone 15 Pro's glass starts to crack with spiderweb-like cracks appearing in its corners first. The consecutive drops of the iPhone 15 Pro result in increasingly severe damage to the glass, both on the back and front parts.

Finally, the bottom part of the iPhone 15 Pro screen is completely damaged (only displaying white pixels) and the rear camera module detached from the phone frame.

Although the iPhone 15 Pro may not be as resistant to cracks as the 14 Pro, the iPhone 15 Pro can still withstand well. It takes several drops on concrete to cause glass cracking.

However, for iPhone users, you need many different people to repeat test results like this in order to get a clear picture of iPhone performance.