Published On Apr 4, 2019
The New iPad mini 2019 kinda looks like the older iPad mini's. Customize your phone or tablet with dbrand: http://dbrand.com/ibend Thanks to dbrand for sponsoring this video! Is the iPad mini weaker than the larger iPads? Does more money equal more strength? The only way to find out is with an iPad mini Durability test from JerryRigEverything. The industry standard scratch test, burn test and bend test is here to confront the iPad mini. Lets see if this new 2019 iPad mini 5 can survive. Is the iPad mini stronger than the iPad pro?
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