The other day I saw the case of one iPhone 7 burnt which would have set fire including the interior of a car, or at least that's what the owner of the device claims. He states that after launching an iPhone 7 in the car, covered by clothes, under the sun of a perfect day for surfing, the Apple product caught fire and burned even part of the interior of the car.
The incident itself raises many question marks, but a stupid test done today still reveals something interesting, namely the fact that the iPhone 7 battery does not explode easily. At the end of the clip below, you will see a sledgehammer hitting the iPhone 7 case directly, but the battery did not catch fire instantly even though it cracked, it just started to emit smoke and nothing more.
The blows received by the case, including the battery area, were very strong, but even so the battery did not explode, although anyone would have expected it. In this idea, if you think that the iPhone 7 has a problem with the battery that would explode easily, maybe you will convince yourself that the situation is completely different.
