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Can iPhone 12 survive the drops that would SMASH an iPhone 11? We finally have the answer!

Can iPhone 12 survive the drops that would SMASH an iPhone 11? We finally have the answer!

Posted on October 28, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

APPLE has made some pretty bold claims about its all-new Ceramic Shield toughened glass, which protects the touchscreen on the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro. And now, a number of YouTube stars have started to test those claims.

Apple has added a truckload of new features into its latest smartphone, iPhone 12. However, one of the most useful new additions is likely to be the “Ceramic Shield” glass used for the touchscreen, which Apple claims is a serious step-up compared to the toughened glass used on the iPhone 11 last year.
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