But the iPhone 13 Pro Max you see in these photos actually needed to get together with a Tesla, even when the car was driving at a minimum of 70 mph (roughly 112 kph).Twitter consumer @marvelwonderkat defined earlier this week how the Tesla they have been driving hit an iPhone 13 Pro Max that finally pierced the bumper of the automobile and induced the harm you may see within the photographs.Unsurprisingly, neither the iPhone nor the automobile reacted very nicely to this ad-hoc encounter, although this isn’t by any means a shock given the velocity of the Tesla. The smartphone itself appears wrecked, but you shouldn’t be too stunned if a telephone firm at one level steals this concept and makes use of it to show how robust it manages to make its gadgets.In case you’re questioning how the entire thing occurred, right here’s a principle: one other driver was utilizing the telephone behind the wheel, and someway, it simply went airborne. @marvelwonderkat says the iPhone was most likely thrown out just a few seconds earlier, or it was kicked up by one other automobile, and that is the way it ended up hitting their Tesla.But that is the place issues are getting mysteriously awkward.As if hitting a last-generation iPhone wasn’t already surprising, it seems to be like another person, additionally driving a Tesla, ended up coping with one thing related too. This time, nonetheless, it wasn’t an iPhone however a PlayStation 3 controller, so good luck explaining how the entire thing ended up being thrown out of the window of a transferring automobile.If something, this incident would have most likely been lots worse if the telephone in query had been a Nokia 3310. Those issues have been thought of as robust as bricks, so think about the harm they’d have induced to a automobile transferring at such a excessive velocity.
Anyone else ever have an iPhone 13 Pro Max empale their Tesla whereas driving 70mph on a freeway? It bounced as soon as on the pavement in entrance of me, and that is what occurred ???????? pic.twitter.com/uY3uMz63fs
— ???? Stella Vitae ???? (@marvelwonderkat) December 20, 2021
Similar factor occurred to me with a PlayStation controller. pic.twitter.com/LlKNTjduqk
— Chris (@Cjkindle) December 22, 2021
