An OEM project using a 1.8-meter drop requirement needs an agreed test plan and configuration record. A general three-proof description is not a complete acceptance specification.
Agree on the test scope
Request the proposed methods, surfaces, orientations, number of impacts and pass criteria from the supplier. Identify the enclosure, screen and case configuration represented. Clarify which tests are documented and which are still proposed project work.
Keep application checks in the plan
Define the calling, camera and reporting functions that must remain usable under the agreed assessment. Record cosmetic and functional outcomes separately. Use an agreed evaluation process rather than improvising destructive demonstrations on delivery units.
Control design revisions
Current X5 information describes rugged construction but does not establish a specific 1.8-meter OEM result. Require evidence for the actual offered assembly. Agree which panel, enclosure or protective accessory changes trigger review and repeat checks. Keep the approved sample and report identifiers together so production acceptance follows the tested design rather than broad marketing wording.
Review the current Phonemax X5 specification for the model being compared.
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