iPhone 17 Pro fell from space and survived: extreme test that got it into the Guinness World Records
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iPhone 17 Pro fell from space and survived: extreme test that got it into the Guinness World Records

SAPO Notícias30 August 2026 at 07:00

An iPhone 17 Pro survived a fall from over 30,000 meters altitude, being subjected to an extreme test that took place in northern Sweden. The device managed to withstand the harsh conditions of Earth's atmosphere during descent.

The test was conducted by protective case brand RhinoShield in partnership with aerospace company Sent Into Space, specialized in space missions. Both companies subjected the iPhone to extreme conditions to test its durability.

As a result of this extreme test, RhinoShield and Sent Into Space earned a place in the Guinness World Records. The feat demonstrates the device's durability and the effectiveness of the protections used during the experience.

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