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Chapter 1：Boiling Samsung S7 and iPhone 6S, who will die first?

Duration：1 minutes and 30 seconds
Date：2016/03/10

Uploader：抛砖引玉

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keywords： iPhone 6s Samsung S7

Samsung S7 claims to be waterproof? Foreign machine abusers can help everyone verify it! Boil it, stew it, and watch the delicious food come out~ Who of these two guys will hold on and who will die in battle, no spoilers, let us wait and see~ (Video reprinted from Phoenix Technology, thanks to Phoenix Jun for the witty subtitles)

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