80 lbs test N52 neodymium magnet does nothing to cellphone
Channel: denvera1g1
Date: 07/02/2013

***Crush warning, this magnet, though small, can impart enough force to lift children off the ground, and in a best case senareo an average adult, imagine that force being applied to your finger(greater than 80psi)
*** magnets can cause permanent damage to electronics, including pacemakers and other vital medical equipment, do not use or carry around others without dosclosing this information
***neodymium magnets are extremely flammable if the protective coatings are removed, do not allow the magnet to "smash" into anything, doing so could cause the magnet to shatter, the resulting shrapnel is very sharp, very flammable, and poisonous, especially if fire occurs
***do not remove the nickel on copper protective coating (or any other coating), this is required to prevent rapid oxidation, and exposure to the dangerous elements


this 1"x 1" cylinder magnet does absolutely nothing to my already damaged HTC desire, this magnet is rated to hold roughly 80lbs (up to 145lbs) and comes with an explicit warning to keep away from all "intelligent" electronics, the warning taped to the reletively large shipping box, as well as wrapped around the magnet recommends it be kept 3 feet or more away from all electronics