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Are you talking about iPhones? They're not sapphires. Sapphires are commonly used in watches. Not the cheapest watches, but any watch more expensive than a few
by eloisant 14y ago
Are you talking about iPhones? They're not sapphires.
Sapphires are commonly used in watches. Not the cheapest watches, but any watch more expensive than a few hundreds typically has a sapphire glass.
- reeses 14y agoThat's why I mentioned glass. The parent stated «I don't know anyone who has "scratched" their phone screen.» The parent also asked if sapphire could be shattered or cracked. My response to both comments is probably what confused you.