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11.5Talking HeadWarning hookConsumer Apps
Hook
never trust cheap phone cases
@techabit
5.3K followers · usually 2.6K views a post
Views
29.3K
Likes
939
Comments
73
Shares
72
Promoted product
cheap phone cases
Why it worked
The video uses a relatable and cautionary tale about a common product failure to engage viewers. The visual of a damaged phone and the direct warning create a strong emotional connection and encourage sharing.
Summary
The video shows a cracked iPhone 15 Pro Max with its back glass damaged. The creator removes a light blue phone case, implying that the case failed to protect the phone. The on-screen text reinforces this message, warning viewers not to trust cheap phone cases.
Structure
- 1Phone with cracked back glass shown
- 2Creator removes phone case
- 3Cracked phone is revealed
- 4On-screen text warns about cheap cases
Product placement
iPhone 15 Pro Max: ACTS - the phone's screen and back glass are shown to be cracked, indicating the case failed to protect it. Removing it would change what happens in the video. iFixit.com: APPEARS - a sticker on the back of the phone. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. In-N-Out Burger: APPEARS - a sticker on the back of the phone. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.
On-screen text
never trust cheap phone cases
**The video shows a cracked iPhone 15 Pro Max with a cracked back glass, and the creator is removing a light blue phone case. The on-screen text reads "never trust cheap phone cases". The video appears to be a demonstration of how a cheap phone case failed to protect the phone from damage.**
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