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Samsung Galaxy S6 brutally destroyed by Desert Eagle

Posted on May 23, 2015May 8, 2020 By Hulk

Samsung Galaxy S6 undergoes toughness test which includes a shot with a Desert Eagle sidearm. While the crew in this test do indeed apply a carbon fiber skin from DBrand, it… really doesn’t do much to protect the phone. As it’s not meant to really – not from a bullet, anyway. This gun-based toughness test is mostly a fun sort of deal, as there’s only one device that’s truly able to stop a bullet, and I think you know the brand name.

Oh you can watch this gun test in 4K, as well. Don’t you worry about a thing. Make this video as big as you want. This video comes courtesy of Unbox Therapy, a group that prides themselves in destroying smartphones for your pleasure.
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