World's heaviest iPhone case

[Rafagon]

http://www.desirablebody.co.uk/fitn...e-weighted-iphone-5-5s-case.html#producttabs1

It's made of 100%

British steel, improves the strength of your arms, and it is rubber coated.

According to the website,

"Mexican dinner and Grey’s Anatomy feel all of a sudden the only alternative for the evening. And you go with it. Put some comfy clothes on, turn the telly on and…your phone rings. You pick it up, reply, you pick it up, reply, you pick it up…
Wait a second… Imagine your phone was a dumbbell, you’d be working out now!"

Here's a video review of the product:

 

[Rafagon]

Welcome aboard everythingicafe !

The sound seems to work on the video fine for me, on an iPhone 5s with iOS 7.1. I just tried using Safari and also using the eiC app, and it works well both ways.

I don't own an iPad, so I can't check that, but I would imagine if it's working on an iPhone, it should work on an iPad. Perhaps you could try a hard reset, and then try playing the video again?

 

[MoneyMaker79]

Sound worked fine on my iPhone 5, iOS 7.0.6. Maybe yours is muted?

Anywho, that case is awesome looking. I'd love to at least try it out.

 

[MoneyMaker79]

Ohhh! Welcome welcome to this here forum!

Yeah. I don't like that for some parts of the iPhone we can't hear sound when muted.

Ok, back on topic. Would anyone actually use this heavy case as is said?

 

[Ledsteplin]

It makes for a great paperweight for a desk.

 

[Rafagon]

@Ledsteplin , that is an excellent idea, but, respecfully, I think saying paperweight "for a desk" is a bit redundant, don't you? Where else would you keep papers needing to be weighted down? Unless you go camping with a bunch of papers and it's really windy out there and you don't want the papers flying away and you need to use the paperweight "for the ground"—a totally possible scenario, I will give you that.

I think that that phone case made of 100% British steel could also work as one of these personal massagers that gave gained some popularity recently with the ladies, although it does seem a bit on the large side to accomplish this. All that the lady would have to do is make sure the phone is set on vibrate for both calls, texts, and hell, why not, even Words With Friends notifications. She could then place that iPhone with the huge case it in that special spot so that every time she gets a text or phhone call, the vibration will give her a pleasant feeling that will help her never miss an important call again.

BTW, this item is not a "pervert"-type item, and this post is in no way meant to be offensive to anyone.. As you can see, the item is for sale on Walgreens, and Walgreens is the pha_rmacy that American trusts (the word pha_armacy is banned, WTF?). So why not get a similarly-shaped item for your phone to accomplish the same thing?

 

[Napoleon PhoneApart]

@Ledsteplin , that is an excellent idea, but, respecfully, I think saying paperweight "for a desk" is a bit redundant, don't you? Where else would you keep papers needing to be weighted down? Unless you go camping with a bunch of papers and it's really windy out there and you don't want the papers flying away and you need to use the paperweight "for the ground"—a totally possible scenario, I will give you that.

I think that that phone case made of 100% British steel could also work as one of these personal massagers that gave gained some popularity recently with the ladies, although it does seem a bit on the large side to accomplish this. All that the lady would have to do is make sure the phone is set on vibrate for both calls, texts, and hell, why not, even Words With Friends notifications. She could then place that iPhone with the huge case it in that special spot so that every time she gets a text or phhone call, the vibration will give her a pleasant feeling that will help her never miss an important call again.

BTW, this item is not a "pervert"-type item, and this post is in no way meant to be offensive to anyone.. As you can see, the item is for sale on Walgreens, and Walgreens is the pha_rmacy that American trusts (the word pha_armacy is banned, WTF?). So why not get a similarly-shaped item for your phone to accomplish the same thing?

You have redundant down, magnum opus boy.

 

[Ledsteplin]

@Rafagon, if paperweights "for a desk" are redundant, what will we use to hold down all those documents we make copies of and upload to our computers? And if not that, they just look good sitting on a desk.

 

[Rafagon]

@Rafagon, if paperweights "for a desk" are redundant, what will we use to hold down all those documents we make copies of and upload to our computers? And if not that, they just look good sitting on a desk.

Paperweights are not redundant... I was referring to the part about them being "for a desk" being redundant. How windy can it possibly get in a typical office, unless your office is at the 100th floor of the Empire State Building and your boss insists on keeping all the windows open to save on air conditioning costs? If that's the case, then, yes, I agree that the paperweights will definitely become a necessity.

They may look good sitting on a desk, but who's going to notice that good-looking paperweight of yours when it's sitting inches away from a very sexy, thin, Late 2013 iMac, or that über-sexy Mac Pro, where even the thought that this Mac Pro might be holding 128GB of RAM inside would be sufficient to keep most people from noticing not just your beautiful paperweight, but even a scantily-clad Megan Fox working at the cubicle right next to yours?

Just for fun, I just Googled for images of expensive, higher-end papeweights, and none of them will hold the attention of any sane male or female for more than about 3.1 seconds if there's an iMac or Mac Pro anywhere in the vicinity. Here are five photos I found. I think only that the last paperweight (the skull) would give either of these computers a run for their money—for a couple of minutes, anyway.

Now, obviously, if you have a Windows machine on your desktop, then please, I beg of you, get any old cheap paperweight—even use a can of Coke as a paperweight—to save me from having to look at one of those inferior machines.

 

[Rafagon]

Oops, sorry, I did go off on a bit of a tangent there, didn't I? *cringe* Please don't ban me, Napoleon. I promise it won't again happen... For a few days, anways...

 

[Ledsteplin]

@Rafagon Here's my paperweight collection. Ok, so I'm partial to them.

 

[Napoleon PhoneApart]

Oops, sorry, I did go off on a bit of a tangent there, didn't I? *cringe* Please don't ban me, Napoleon. I promise it won't again happen... For a few days, anways...

No sweat. I'm going to develop a "tl;dr" macro just for you.

 

[Rafagon]

@Rafagon Here's my paperweight collection. Ok, so I'm partial to them.
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I like the one on the top row, middle one, and also the yellow, spherical one immediately below it.

I'd never seen a paperweight collection before.

Gotta hand it to you, they look much better there than on any desk serving as actual paperweights.

 

[Rafagon]

No sweat. I'm going to develop a "tl;dr" macro just for you.

Nooooo! You'll miss out on all the valuable infomation I put out there on a daily basis! I'm always bringing you guys the latest news on Words With Friends updates and their shortcomings.

 

[Napoleon PhoneApart]

Nooooo! You'll miss out on all the valuable infomation I put out there on a daily basis! I'm always bringing you guys the latest news on Words With Friends updates and their shortcomings.

TL;DR:

Words with Friends, something, something, ripoff, something, something, fiasco, something...

 

[jaybrooks]

Naw I'm good


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