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iPhone 6 Sapphire Display

Is this suspected iPhone 6 sapphire display genuine? A video shows a series of bending and scratch-resistance tests, after which the display remains intact—good news for users who keep their phones alongside hard objects.

Published 8 July 2014 Updated 17 March 2026 AccordHK Editorial Draft translation for review

Historical article. Product claims, platform details, and timing advice in this article have not been verified for today.

Category: App Development

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In brief

The suspected iPhone 6 sapphire display remains intact after bending and scratch-resistance tests, demonstrating impressive scratch resistance. The article leaves its authenticity unresolved.

A suspected iPhone 6 sapphire display—is it genuine?

The first half of the video mainly introduces the display, while the second half puts it through a series of bending and scratch-resistance tests.

iPhone 6 Sapphire Crystal Display!

The display remains intact after a series of tests, showing that its scratch resistance is indeed impressive. This is good news for users who often keep their phones alongside hard objects.

Frequently asked questions

Does the article confirm that this is an iPhone 6 sapphire display?

No. The article describes it as a suspected iPhone 6 sapphire display and asks whether it is genuine, without resolving that question.

What tests does the video show?

The first half mainly introduces the display. The second half shows a series of bending and scratch-resistance tests.

What condition is the display in after the tests?

The display remains intact after the series of tests. The article takes this as evidence of impressive scratch resistance.

Why is this good news for phone users?

The article highlights the benefit for users who often keep their phones alongside hard objects, as the display demonstrates strong scratch resistance.

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