Apple may not have a sapphire glass on its smartphones, but one of its suppliers does

Anyway, the slinger in question is called "Desay" – a China-based company, which lends one of its many businesses – namely, its battery manufacturing branch – to Apple. It is, of course, unknown what exactly the batteries from Desay are used for – laptops, tablets, smartphones, or all of the above – just in case you were wondering.
So, Desay has announced its own smartphone, dubbed Magical Mirror X5. We don't know much about its hardware, besides the fact that it sports a 13 MP / 5 MP camera combo and a quad-core, MediaTek-made CPU, and, of course, sports sapphire protection. In fact, the company calls it an "indestructible" smartphone.
As far as the Magical Mirror goes – it's promoted in a rather cringe-worthy ad, which you can watch below. Basically, a woman scorned by the fact that her boyfriend's phone is apparently turned off attempts to destroy the Magical Mirror by scratching it with whatever objects she finds in her bag, until ultimately deciding to toss it in a chestnut roasting machine of sorts. Some time after, the phone rings and lo and behold – it's the guy. The phone comes out of all the tortures being absolutely spotless and the girl seems to be super glad to have invested in such a sturdy device. What's the overarching caption, Desay – "This phone is so secure that you don't have to be"?
But we digress. Sorry if we spoiled the whole video for you, but hey – just in case it doesn't buffer – you at least know that it has a happy ending, right?
source: WSJ

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