Meizu's Futuristic Drop Test with a Robot!

Have you ever imagined a sci-fi robot putting your smartphone through grueling drop tests? Well, Meizu has taken that leap! Instead of the usual automated machines, they handed their latest device, the Meizu Note 16 Pro, to a high-tech Unitree G1 robot to test its limits.

The Countdown to Unveiling!

Get ready, smartphone enthusiasts! The Meizu Note 16 series is set to be unveiled on May 13, and Meizu is pulling out all the stops to showcase its durability.

Drop Test Madness!

The tests started with a controlled drop from one meter—easily achieved. Then came a 1.5-meter drop, matching the height of an average person (although the G1 isn’t quite a muscular cyborg). But the real thrill came when the robot took the phone to a staggering 3-meter drop!

Going Rogue: The Rooftop Drop!

The excitement peaked as the Unitree G1 robot dropped the Note 16 Pro from an impressive 35 meters—right off the roof of Meizu’s headquarters! Though it landed on soft grass, the footage is real, capturing every moment to ensure the test’s authenticity.

IP Rating Challenge!

But that’s not all! Following the drop tests, the phone faced the ultimate endurance trial with IP rating tests. It was submerged in a fish tank and covered in dust and sand, proving its resilience under pressure. You won’t want to miss the action!

A Promotional Stunt with a Purpose!

Admittedly, the robot’s role was part of an amazing promotional campaign, but stay tuned until the end of the video to see the real industrial robots performing rigorous tests that truly reflect the Note 16 Pro's durability.

Connecting the Dots!

Interestingly, Meizu's parent company, Geely, has been experimenting with using the larger H1 Unitree robots in manufacturing, showcasing an innovative blend of technology and production efficiency.