Huawei Mate 50 Pro kulun glass strong enough to smash walnut

Huawei, a leading manufacturer in China, only just made the Huawei Mate 50 series available. The Huawei Mate 50, Mate 50 Pro, Mate 50 RS Porsche Design and Mate 50E are the four versions in this series. The business also unveiled the Kulun Glass at this occasion.

 Most smartphones feature Corning Gorilla Glass, which is produced by an American business. We all understand that Huawei is unable to conduct business with this organisation. 

The Kunlun Glass has passed a few tests, and they show that it is performing as expected. Kunlun glass is included in two of the Huawei Mate 50 Pro plain leather models. Also available from Huawei is a Kunlun glass replacement service for outdated Mate and P series devices.

Huawei claims that the Kunlun glass is robust and resistant to nicks, breaks, and other impacts. What is the glass's true capacity, though? Some online users made the decision to evaluate the Kunlun glass's quality after the Huawei Mate 50 series was introduced. 

A young woman is seen smashing a walnut with the Huawei Mate 50 Pro in the video. This smartphone's display is unaffected by crushing the walnut. All features and functions operated as intended.

Huawei claims that the glass is extremely impact resistant and rock strong. Huawei employs a 1600°F platinum precious metal melting method, 108 microcrystalline raw ingredients, and 24 hours of high-temperature nanocrystal growth to create this glass.

A single Kunlun glass panel contains hundreds of billions of high-strength nanocrystals thanks to the improved injection of composite particles. Due to this, the glass is exceptionally impact- and crack-resistant.

According to Huawei Kunlun Glass, the entire machine has a drop resistance that is ten times greater than that of regular glass. At the same time, the company also received the first Swiss SGS five-star drop resistance certification in the industry.

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