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What does it mean when Motorola says their phone is shatterproof?

Back in February during the Mobile World Congress 2016, we got to check out one of the more interesting smartphones to come out of Motorola/Lenovo — the Moto X Force. Motorola says that their smartphone is virtually shatterproof. We put that premise to the test.

Check out our hands-on video after the break!

That was almost too much fun.

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