iPhone 12 vs Samsung Galaxy S20 in Piranha Acid Experiment! Will it Survive?

What's up guys, Techrax here in this video? I have the new iPhone 12 on my left. This is that cool mint green color or maybe it's just known as green. I'm not so sure. Beautiful new phone and then. We have the Samsung Galaxy S20 on the right, no cracks here either, new condition and in this video, guys, we're going to put both phones on these cylinders. Here we have two hollow cylinders perfect for the phones we are going to pour. a little bit of sulfuric

acid

inside both cylinders and then top that liquid off with a little bit of hydrogen peroxide to make a

piranha

solution, so basically both phones

will

start to bubble, start to destroy each other and we'll see which one. of these two actually

survive

s, uh, this crazy reaction, so without further ado guys, we'll say goodbye to these beautiful phones and see what happens, let's go ahead and start pouring in some of that sulfuric

acid

that we're going to pour a lot of.

Some dirt comes out of these things as well and now the rest of the stuff, guys, so we're going to slowly add them to the iPhone first. I don't want to stir them up too much. Let's go ahead and add. a couple of sponges here like this and this is where the battle begins guys as the iPhone is fighting the Galaxy S20 in this

piranha

solution. Both phones are still on. You could see that the iPhone moves on its own at this point. a lot of steam coming out, a lot of steam coming out, but this is really interesting and it really hits that center spot on the screen.

The Galaxy S20 seems to be holding up fine, it's just sitting around the screen, it's still on, but the iPhone, guys. You could see a lot more vibrant here through the middle and the glass is also heating up like crazy, it could break, let's go ahead and add a little more of that hydrogen peroxide, a little more there, a little more there, and now They're bubbling even more, very interesting color combination that we have here looks like it's getting very foamy, it's actually very interesting that the

galaxy

has a lot more bubbles even though I just added the same amount of solution and look.

It looks like the iPhone is off but the Galaxy S20 is still on, but you get a lot of that really crazy weird orange, yellow and red glow, so we'll give it a little more time until we really start analyzing and seeing. By seeing, they know which phone turns on and as you can see there, the Galaxy S20 looks a little more corrosive in the middle, while the iPhone just shows some yellow flashes. The liquid is still completely white here, brown there, so from the beginning, guys. It's going to be interesting to see the differences here and the results so you can see that the s20 has a lot more corrosiveness here, while the iPhone just has a couple of yellow dots and look at these guys as I try to take it.

Go back in and squeeze it out. These juices are just coming out. The phone won't fit anymore, so let's look at that design. It has a small patch here which is perfectly normal, but here and this is permanent damage to that s20. It's very interesting, guys, how it is. this film that is peeling off almost as if the phone had a screen protector on it, we are removing something from the phone, there is nothing in this small area so maybe there was a screen protector, although I don't remember putting one on. I'm going to go ahead and try to charge the

galaxy

s20 before I even look at the iPhone as I'm dealing with this phone right now so let's go ahead and see if we get any signs of life power no I'm pretty sure from this.

The phone is toast guys I don't hear anything no vibration now let's go ahead and just take a look at that iPhone so this is going to be really very interesting so again from the beginning guys the Screen looks pretty good so far, except for those yellow spots when looking to the side, although the corrosiveness could be seen, the color is just being eaten away, we have some green there, but nothing in this little patch here in the middle. The same thing happens with the left side of the iPhone, you could see some. silver there, but we have some green here and here, the back surprisingly doesn't look too bad, so nothing like peeling off, you have some light brown spots, very hard to see, over here, hold down the button ignition and oh my god.

You've got to be kidding me You've got to be kidding me There's no way There's no way I'm just seeing an Apple logo right now before my eyes on this iPhone that was in piranha solution for over 10 minutes The phone is doing fine Honestly, that I'm surprised right now but look guys the phone is working besides the yellow dots right there the phone turns on and off let's go ahead and see if Magsafe is working so I've got this thing here plugged in it's charging the ringtone call. Look, the audio works fine, sure it's a little muffled, but it's corroded, I mean, come on, how does it work?

The iPhone case is more durable with that surgical steel and then the ceramic shield, while the Galaxy S20 is a little behind with the overall type of build quality, so I don't know what it is, but the s20 just decided to open up and give you i gave both phones the same amount of time and just more damage overall just more damage like why the back is showing. I like this, but back here, you know, it looks a lot cleaner, but everything works, guys, so that's it. I thought it would be really interesting to see both the s20 and the newest iPhone, the 12 um, inside this piranha solution.

I hope you enjoyed it. that video thanks for watching as always stay tuned for more videos and I

will

see you in the next one, peace