iPhone Burning Steel Wool Video is Fake (Debunking)

Time to debunk the viral internet video where an iPhone sets steel wool on fire when it gets a call. Here's why it is fake and what really happens if you replicate it.

OUR GEAR AND RECOMMENDATIONS:

Camera we use is Panasonic Lumix GH4
Main lens is Olympus 25mm f/1.8
Sound Recorder we use is Zoom H6

Our top Android phone: Samsung Galaxy Note 10+
Our favorite value for money phone: OnePlus 7T
The iPhone we recommend: iPhone 11
Apple AirPods
Best AirPods alternative: Sony WF-1000XM3
Best budget phone: Google Pixel 3a XL

Want to sponsor the next PhoneArena video?
Get in touch: sponsorships@phonearena.com
--------
💙 Subscribe 💙
📰 Read 📰

Follow us!

😍 Facebook:
🌈 Instagram:
🐦 Twitter:

PhoneArena.com is your ultimate source of mobile tech news, reviews, and info. The PhoneArena YouTube channel delivers a vast range of smartphone, tablet, and accessory video reviews, in addition to regular hands-on, unboxing, and other uploads.

Visit PhoneArena.com:
Check out the YouTube channel:

phonearena,phone arena,iphone steel wool,iphone viral video,iphone brain damage,iphone start fire,5g test,harmless 5g,5g is harmless,5g fake news,5g is not harmful,is 5g harmful,how harmful is 5g,is really 5g harmful,mobile phone vs steel wool,phone burning steel wool,steel wool iphone,iphone steel wool fake,5g steel wool,