WATCH: Apple's iPhone XS mysteriously survives Shark bite and it's unbelievable!

Recently, iPhone maker released a new commercial under its ‘Shot on iPhone’ series and it’s called ‘Don’t mess with mother.’ But what’s perhaps more interesting than the actual promo is another short clip, ‘The making of Don’t mess with Mother’ behind the scenes video, that sends all the iPhone fanboys and loyalists into a frenzy. Though it’s not the most expensive iPhone till the date, iPhone XS is as important for Apple and its users as iPhone XS Max.

In the almost 3-minute long video, Apple iPhone XS was bitten by a full-grown shark and in spite of that, the handset miraculously survived, which goes to show its build quality. And if the video is genuine, Apple may have done a pretty good job ensuring the iPhone XS’ design and build quality. Now if you look at the video, you can see for yourself how strong is the device that it actually survived a Shark Bite!

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The video was recorded by a production company Camp4 Collective. The video includes underwater scenes from an area that’s dominated by Sharks, but that’s where things got interesting. When the filmmaker from the was filming a shark, it snatched the iPhone XS from his hand. The Shark quickly obtained the device in its jaws, but the filmmaker could retrieve the iPhone XS safely.

Go behind the scenes with Camp4 Collective as they capture the power of nature for Apple’s film, Don’t mess with Mother.

At one point, one of the filmmakers was helpless when a shark snatched up his iPhone. The filmmaker, however, swims after the Shark and ends up retrieving the iPhone XS Max. And well, guess what? The phone appeared to be just fine after that.

Watch the video below

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