iPhone Screen Diamond Scratch Test

I use real diamonds to do a scratch test on the iPhone's screen.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• iPhone
• 3G
• diamond
• scratch
• test
• duribility
• ipod
• touch
• iphone
• apple
• mac
• ctuan13
• capacitive
• screen

[m4st3rowner]

dang dude. i would never try this on my 3gs. i was jumping up and down watching this.

[ctuan13]

Yeah I just wanted to make an educational video for you all to see. Not a "do this at home" experiment.

[AliGhanizad]

it was a time, when people didnt want their phones etc to be scratched.

And now their are people who actually take it as a challenge to scratch something as expensive as this.

[TheMattist]

screen protectors are a waste of money, metal and most stones won't scratch the screen, however sand (the same material as glass, therefore will scratch it) and things of a higher hardness rating will scratch it, but thats things like diamonds and gem stones, which you dont really ever have in the same pocket as your iphone...

[superStumpy308]

@blublast3 Theres people that can hard mod an iPhone case for you to make it whatever color, light up, etc. It's pretty cool

[blublast3]

Your watch is a little big. Oh and i think they should've made the ipods have a plastic black back, or actually any custom color. That would be amazing, but i guess thats what covers are for. Still though..

[DelxSus]

I don't know ehy but fuck, my iPod fell to the ground (in my bedroom) and it ahs a *micro* scratch on the screen. May I start looking for diamonds in the floor? lol

[lucasdaudt222]

@ctuan13 its still there.

[ctuan13]

@crapricot Sorry buddy, racist shit like this will be deleted.

[ruiz5493]

the diamond is not the hardest substance on earth! it is the hardest naturally occurring mineral

[hypercool0wy]

@TheMattist yeah sand totally screwed up my screen protector.

[cocokk543]

idiot !!!

[jordanrocker100]

U CAN'T AFFORD A DIAMOND OK , BEGGAR