Spigen’s Cryo Armor model emerges as the hero in mid-air phone survival

In a jaw-dropping incident, an iPhone defied the odds and survived a 16,000-foot drop from an Alaska Airlines flight, thanks to a miraculous phone case. Spigen’s Cryo Armor model, equipped with “military-grade certified drop protection,” emerged as the unsung hero in this extraordinary tale.

A recent Alaska Airlines flight faced a near catastrophe when a cabin door plug blew out mid-flight, causing a window and a section of the outer fuselage to disintegrate. Miraculously, two phones were discovered to have plummeted from the aircraft, defying the odds of survival at an altitude of 16,000 feet.

One of the fallen smartphones, discovered by passerby Seanathan Bates on the side of the road, astonished onlookers by still being operational. Bates shared the remarkable find on social media, stating that the iPhone, recovered in airplane mode with half its battery intact, even displayed a baggage claim for Alaska Airlines flight ASA1282.

As the buzz around the miraculously saved iPhone grew, eager enthusiasts sought to unveil the secret behind its survival—the protective case. Phone case manufacturer Spigen stepped forward, confirming that the resilient device was housed in its Cryo Armor model. The case boasts “military-grade certified drop protection via Air Cushion Technology.”

Spigen’s Cryo Armor model, the unsung hero of this mid-air drama, is available for $65 (£51) or a discounted price of $25 (£19) on Amazon. While it awaits official reviews on the Spigen website, the case’s real-world feat of safeguarding a phone through a 16,000-foot fall speaks volumes.

Enthusiasts worldwide expressed their awe at the phone’s resilience, with users eager to acquire the exact case that played a pivotal role in this miraculous tale. Spigen’s Cryo Armor, with its military-grade certification, has now become synonymous with phone protection in the face of extraordinary challenges.