Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Release, News, Reports, Rumors and Updates: Galaxy Note 4 also Provides Stress Tests in Response to iPhone 6 Complaints

By Mike Emaneke Oct 03, 2014 10:57 AM EDT

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Release, News, Reports, Rumors and Updates: Galaxy Note 4 also Provides Stress Tests in Response to iPhone 6 Complaints

Samsung announced the release date for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 as from October 17^th. Considering the pre orders that are live we now know that the Galaxy Note 4 will cost about $ 629 for the brand new 32 GB model. The handset is going to be released in the US as well as the United Kingdom on the stated date of release though it is already on sale in the company's native country Korea. Recently, there were reports of handsets not having adequate integrity because of being, specifically the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 plus. As such, this has prompted clients to question the integrity of other handset models if the iPhone can be compromised.

As such, Samsung wants to dismiss the idea that the upcoming Galaxy Note 4 is going to be as easy to bend as the iPhone 6 Plus. Samsung is taking advantage of the controversy that Apple says should not be by releasing a video that is meant to showcase the durability and the strength of the latest phablet. The Note 4 comes available with a metal band so this is going to be a fair fight. Samsung is obviously confident that the Galaxy Note 4 is not going to bend out of shape like the reports about the iPhone 6. The tests which were employed for the device are similar to those Apple demonstrated at the Cupertino lab last week.

Samsung put the Note 4 through a three point bend test as well as a human weight test which simulates a person sitting on the Smartphone 'Hundreds of times'. The results seem a bit impressive but one should expect that from a basic Samsung commercial. Samsung attributes the Note 4's sturdiness to its use of a magnesium bracket as well as a mutually reinforcing structure between parts. This is well and good but we have to wait for experts such as Consumer Reports to provide an unbiased try before reaching the definitive conclusion for this issue.