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Watch This Guy Go Crazy-Ass Ninja On An iPad…No, Really |
Listed in: iPad Accessories Tags: ipad screen, iphone screen protector, scratch proof, shock absoption
If you feel badass swiping away at your touchscreens and cutting shizzle up, then these videos will be sure to get your juices flowing. A demonstration from South Korea’s BuffLab, one of the videos shows off their series of shock absorption screen covers for iPads and iPhones. Demonstrating how sturdy these things are, the video basically show a man not only chop vegetables on the iPad, but also hammer walnuts, only for him to peel off the cover and show that the iPad is functioning fine.
Another video shows off their scratch resistant cover for iPhones, he goes DIY apecrap at an iPhone with a nail, a screwdriver and a scrapper. And it’s no gentle affair, he really messes up the cover in this one, but sure enough, the screen is fine underneath.
I think I might layer my body in these when going out late at night.
Check out Bufflabs' Korean site (if you can read Korean) here.
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Anyway, the iPad can take a ton of force....literally!
I ran over mine with a Nissan Titan. Just the front wheel. I left it on the hood of my truck one morning and forgot about it. It slipped off the hood a mile away from home, went down and...thump.
The back of the pad is scratched to hell but the glass is fine and it works 100%. I think the smart cover helped to distribute the weight. I would have been much better off had the damn thing went down face first, provided the cover stayed on. Ah well...
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