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MobileDemand Drop Test Showcase

At MobileDemand, we are committed to providing our customers with the highest quality in ruggedness, durability and performance, so you can take your device anywhere without worry of damage. We not only meet military standards, we are also continuously innovating in order to exceed these standards. Some companies will claim their devices are designed, certified and tested to these standards, but might not be transparent in the method or results of the tests.

What is MIL-STD-810?

The MIL-STD-810 standard is a series of lab tests designed by the United States Military that ensures a piece of equipment, in our case a rugged tablet or rugged case, is built well enough to perform in harsh environments.

A MIL spec certification in the consumer business world provides a measure the durability of and ruggedness of a device. At MobileDemand, we are committed to providing our customers with the highest quality in ruggedness, durability and performance, so you can take your device anywhere without worry of damage. We not only meet military standards, we are also continuously innovating in order to exceed these standards.

xTablets

xTablet Flex 10B - Passed 4ft

xTablet T8650 - Passed 5ft

xTablet T1185 - Passed 5ft

xTablet T1190 - Passed 5ft

xTablet T1690 - Passed 4ft

xTablet T1110 - Passed 5ft

Surface xCase

Surface Go - Passed 4ft

Surface Pro 7+ - Passed 4ft

Surface Pro 8 - Passed 6ft

Surface Pro 9 - Passed 5ft

iPad xCase

iPad Mini 6th Gen - Passed 10ft

iPad 9.7 Standard - Passed 10ft

iPad 9.7 EDU - Passed 10ft

iPad 10.2 - Passed 6ft

iPad 10.5 - Passed 8ft

iPad 11 - Passed 8ft

Androids

Lenovo Tab K10 - Passed 10ft

Samsung Tab Active3 - Passed 10ft

Samsung Tab Active4 Pro - Passed 10ft

The Drop Test

  • 26 consecutive drops from a specified height
  • Using up to 5 operating units
  • Lands once on each corner, face and edge
  • Tablet must be fully functional at end of drop test
  • Tablet must have no significant damage

MobileDemand utilizes a 3rd-party organization to test a single device on every face, side, edge, corner, and surface, for a total of 26 drops, from a minimum of 4-feet onto 2-inch plywood over concrete. But we don't stop there. Many of our rugged xCases have passed the MIL-STD-810H drop test standards from an unprecedented 10-feet!