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Now, as is customary with the launch of every new Apple product, people are now testing the durability of the coveted timepiece and doing everything in their power to demolish the watches.
Firstly, the people at TechRax conducted a test on the Apple Watch Sport and dropped it from a height of three-and-a-half feet to see what would happen.
Thursday 14 November, 2024
Thursday 14 November, 2024
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People are already conducting drop tests on the Apple Watch
LAST MONTH, APPLE launched its latest new product, the Apple Watch.
Reviews for the smart watch have mostly been glowing.
“Magical.”
Now, as is customary with the launch of every new Apple product, people are now testing the durability of the coveted timepiece and doing everything in their power to demolish the watches.
Firstly, the people at TechRax conducted a test on the Apple Watch Sport and dropped it from a height of three-and-a-half feet to see what would happen.
And the face completely smashed after just one fall.
Take note, klutzes.
Meanwhile, the people at CNET put it through a variety of tests.
They cooked it in wine.
They dipped in a variety of condiments and it somehow survived that.
They cooked it, for God’s sake.
Yet the watch somehow withstood all of that, which is surely testament to its overall durability.
What got it in the end?
Dropping a cast iron skillet on top of it.
Noted.
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