You know, if something hard somehow got flung by a trimmer and accidentally struck the display of an Watch, an iPad, an iPhone or any other smart device's display, chances are the display will crack due to the velocity of the flung object. Having said that, to say that the "sport can crack easily" is misleading., in my opinion.
Someone should've told this fool. He smashed his watch hoping that it didn't crack and got mad when it did. :raised-eyebrow:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fwqANb9Acg
Someone should've told this fool. He smashed his watch hoping that it didn't crack and got mad when it did. :raised-eyebrow:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fwqANb9Acg
Where's the video of someone dropping a Pebble Watch? Why is it always an Apple gizmo?
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Where's the video of someone dropping a Pebble Watch? Why is it always an Apple gizmo?
Sent from my ancient but trustworthy iPhone 5. ☮
Where's the video of someone dropping a Pebble Watch? Why is it always an Apple gizmo?
What an *****! From the sound of his voice, I don't think he was prepared for willfully destroying his watch. I wonder if he intentionally drops his iPhone face down on concrete as well? No sympathy from me.
This was clearly his personal watch, not a test unit he acquired to destroy.
This makes it even funnier to watch.
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I just loved the end when he said he didn't realize the ion-X display was on the sport and not the higer-end glass. What a tool, do your research!
I don't know if I'd even consider that research when it's literally EVERYWHERE.
I just loved the end when he said he didn't realize the ion-X display was on the sport and not the higer-end glass. What a tool, do your research!