iPhone 6S vs a .50 caliber bullet from a Barrett M82A1
We've seen a few videos of fans testing the durability of Apple mobile devices . Some of them had a clear objective: to prove that Apple devices weren't as durable as they claimed.
However, no experiment tested to date has destroyed an iPhone as much as the one we have here.
Watch as a .50 caliber bullet fired from a Barrett M82A1 hits the new iPhone 6S
The result was obvious: The iPhone 6s was shattered and practically totaled . Even so, the video shows the bullet entering the device and the iPhone being destroyed in a matter of seconds, all in slow motion. This is just one more example of the many such incidents. In other words, it's not the first time we've seen videos of iPhones being pierced by a bullet, and it probably won't be the last.
The same test had been performed previously, only with a group of iPhone 5S devices.
We could wait for a future video featuring the new iPhone 6S Plus and discuss it further, right? Anyway, even though the video doesn't seem to offer any further information (aside from the obvious destruction of the iPhone 6s), we will give you some details of the vile procedure used to destroy the iPhone 6s.
The result was more than obvious. Poor iPhone 6S
This time, the phone wasn't placed sideways (as was done with the iPhone 5), but rather from the front, held in place by the box. It was a rose gold model, apparently, and a few dollars were invested to demonstrate just how fragile the phone is . Even so, the result was clear: thousands of fragments flew through the air the moment the bullet struck. Meanwhile, the sniper smiled at the obvious outcome.
Could we expect a phone capable of withstanding a .50 caliber bullet? Would Apple have to make the phone out of titanium? We don't know, but what we do know is that in this power struggle, the Barrett M82A1 has won.
