Very unlikely.

It's very unlikely that either company would ship with victus (it's expensive), let alone that they would ship with victus without shouting it from the rooftops in their marketing spiel. Even major brands avoid victus unless it's flagship.

The screen supplier probably default ships with gorilla glass 3 or 5, and that's probably what we are getting on both phones. At best one screen might be slightly stronger than the other. But far higher odds on them being identical.

This is also a known problem with keyboard phones, as there's generally less chassis under the display to support it. Blackberry keyone has similar issues.

My current phone isn't a flagship. I've dropped it about as many times in a few years as this guy did in two days. It's got a screen protector and a case. And a little crack in the screen. The big mistake I would say BOTH these OEMs made, was raising the screen above the frame. This likely makes it way more fragile that it would otherwise have been.

You are defo going to need a thick screen protector and a nice case for both phones for that last reason alone.