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How waterproof is the iPhone 8? Will the iPhone 8 be safe under water? Can we trust the water resistance of the iPhone 8? All of these questions (and more) will be answered with this video.

You might have seen my clear smartphones, Now its time for the iPhone 8 to join in the clear back club. I remove the color from the iphone 8 back glass panel, and show what the phone would look like with the wireless charging circle removed. Its not quite as cool as my clear android phones... but still kinda fun to see.

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