The folks over at YouTube channel TechRax decided to blend Apple’s latest flagship iPhone 14 Pro in a durability experiment and see what happens.
Earlier this week, the same folks tried to give the iPhone 14 Pro a facelift by sawing off the rear camera bump.
The camera island on the back of this year’s iPhone 14 Pro models is larger in all directions than the iPhone 13 Pro. TechRax figured the best way to remedy that would be by cleaving the camera module flat.
“I can’t stand the protruding camera bump,” they said while preparing to saw it off.
Surprisingly, the iPhone 14 Pro’s cameras still worked even after the YouTuber sawed off all of the protruding lenses on the back until they were flush with the camera island
Now the real question is, will the iPhone 14 Pro blend? Watch the following video to find out.
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The real question is how many phones did they donate to underprivileged people who can’t afford a phone?
No kidding. I would be more impressed if they gave the iPhone to someone or a place (ie. a Women’s shelter) that needs cell phones.
I wonder how many people who ask that same question donate their old device to people in actual need and not just sell it, leave it in a drawer or hand it off to a family member?
I’m pretty sure that’s copyright infringement.