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Watch An iPhone 5 Get Dropped From 100,000 Feet [Video]

By · January 4, 2013 · 2 Comments
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If you’re the kind person who likes to watch phone drop test videos, you’ve probably seen a few for the iPhone 5 by now. But have you seen one in which the device was dropped from 100,000 feet?

G-Form has posted this video promoting its latest iPhone case. They drive to the desert, and send the device up with a balloon.

The phone appears to work after the drop.

[via phonesreview.co.uk]

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    Mikemenn

    It’s not the fall, it’s the sudden stop.
    Looks like it fell on the balloon and a shrub while being slowed down from the balloon’s drag.
    Cool video, but proves nothing about your product.

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    Lee

    They could have dropped it off a building and recorded the whole video in one shot. Then I’d believe it. *the phone would take as much or more damage from 50 feet onto pavement as a 100,000 foot drop onto a pile of rubber and shrub.

    Reply

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