The front display panel is also subject to scratches from sand particles while being unaffected from coins and other stuff that stay in pockets.While the U11 doesn’t hold up as well as the Galaxy S8, considering the Samsung flagship has more delicate glass surfaces than the U11, the U11’s Edge Sense frame needs some kind of structural strengthening, which we hope that HTC could come up with during the life cycle of the U11. That explains the reason why the HTC U11 was able to keep its rear glass intact in the bend test, even though the front glass panel shattered. The metal frame provides a limited structural support to the handset, thus deforming the U11 under some stress. Now, HTC’s latest flagship is the latest smartphone to go through his tests and it comes out with unexpected results. It seems that the functional surfaces of HTC U11 are prone to scratches and shatters whereas decorative surfaces like the rear panel hold up quite well.The flagship smartphone from HTC has a glass-metal combo body with sensors embedded on the sides. HTC’s latest flagship is the latest smartphone to go through his tests and it comes out with unexpected results. Whenever a new smartphone is launched, the world waits for a durability test from popular YouTube channel, JerryRigEverything. However, HTC has perfected the art of making phones with glass panels that can undergo drops and bends impressively, like Samsung.(Source)

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