**The Art of Fidget Spinners: A Unique Experiment**

As we sat down to experiment with fidget spinners, our minds were filled with excitement and curiosity. We had no idea what kind of outcome would emerge from this unusual endeavor. Our first task was to take an iPhone 7 and try to convert it into a functional fidget spinner. The process involved removing the internal components and replacing them with a bearing, which we then sealed in place. To our surprise, the iPhone 7 worked surprisingly well as a fidget spinner, spinning for quite some time before losing its momentum.

Next, we moved on to test the Apple Watch, a sleek and sophisticated device that was seemingly out of place when it came to fidget spinners. However, upon inserting the bearing and securing it in place, we were delighted to find that it spun beautifully, its compact design making it an ideal candidate for this experiment. The Apple Watch fidget spinner was not only functional but also surprisingly efficient, with a smooth motion that left us mesmerized.

Our next challenge was to tackle the Samsung Galaxy S8, a device known for its durability and strength. We were skeptical about its ability to withstand the rigors of being converted into a fidget spinner, but we were eager to test our hypothesis. The process involved drilling through the phone's back cover and replacing it with a bearing, which we then sealed in place. To our surprise, the Galaxy S8 worked surprisingly well as a fidget spinner, its massive display flickering momentarily before resuming normal operation.

The turning point came when we introduced the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus into the mix, a device that seemed even more daunting to convert into a fidget spinner. However, despite its size and weight, the phone's performance was surprisingly impressive, spinning smoothly for an extended period of time. The only downside was that it required a bit more effort to get started, but once it did, the motion was fluid and enjoyable.

The final test involved the 3310, a budget-friendly option that we were eager to see how it would perform. Unfortunately, our makeshift spinner station proved too unstable for this device, causing it to wobble excessively before coming to a stop. We had hoped that the 3310 would be a more affordable and accessible option, but its performance fell short of our expectations.

As we concluded our experiment, we were left with a newfound appreciation for the versatility of fidget spinners. Who knew that these small devices could be transformed into functional spinning toys? The results of our experiment not only demonstrated the ingenuity required to create such devices but also highlighted the potential benefits of this unique technology. Whether it's used as a tool for focus, stress relief, or simple entertainment, fidget spinners are sure to continue to captivate and delight us in the years to come.

**The Fidget Spinner Experiment: A Comparison**

To further explore the capabilities of these devices, we decided to conduct a test between two fidget spinners: the Galaxy S8 Plus versus the iPhone 7. This comparison aimed to highlight the differences between these two devices as fidget spinners and provide insight into their performance characteristics.

The results of our experiment revealed some interesting insights. The Galaxy S8 Plus fidget spinner was incredibly efficient, spinning smoothly for an extended period before losing its momentum. In contrast, the iPhone 7 fidget spinner had a slightly shorter lifespan, but its compact design made it more maneuverable and enjoyable to use.

While both devices performed admirably as fidget spinners, there were some notable differences between them. The Galaxy S8 Plus required more effort to get started, but once in motion, it spun with impressive fluidity. In contrast, the iPhone 7 was more compact and easier to handle, making it an ideal choice for those looking for a more discreet fidget spinner.

Ultimately, our experiment demonstrated that both devices had their strengths and weaknesses as fidget spinners. While neither device is perfect, they each offer unique benefits and experiences that set them apart from one another. By exploring these differences, we can gain a deeper understanding of what makes each device tick and how to optimize their performance for maximum enjoyment.

**Conclusion**

As we wrapped up our experiment with fidget spinners, we were left with a sense of awe and wonder at the possibilities these devices presented. From the sleek design of the Apple Watch to the rugged durability of the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus, each device brought its own unique strengths and weaknesses to the table.

Our experience also highlighted the importance of creativity and resourcefulness in problem-solving. By taking two seemingly unrelated devices – a phone and a smartwatch – and converting them into functional fidget spinners, we demonstrated that even the most unlikely objects can be repurposed for new and exciting uses.

As we look to the future, it will be interesting to see how this technology continues to evolve and improve. Will we see more innovative designs and materials being used to create fidget spinners? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – these devices have captured our imagination and inspired us to think outside the box.

**The Future of Fidget Spinners**

As we close out our experiment with fidget spinners, we can't help but wonder what the future holds for this unique technology. Will fidget spinners become a staple in our daily lives, providing a new tool for focus and stress relief? Or will they fade into obscurity, replaced by newer innovations?

Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – the possibilities are endless, and we're excited to see where this journey takes us.

As we reflect on our experiment, we're reminded that innovation often requires creativity, perseverance, and a willingness to take risks. By embracing these principles, we can unlock new possibilities and push the boundaries of what's possible.

In the world of fidget spinners, anything is possible – from the smallest idea to the most ambitious design. And as we continue to explore this uncharted territory, we're excited to see where our curiosity will take us next.

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of works but from a water damage test don't worry we're not breaking a brand brand new one just want to see if it would still make an effective one with the gorilla glass although that's probably going to crack and not look too pretty we'll have to see here but I think we're going to start with the Nokia I've always wanted to turn one of these I think it's the perfect size it would fit right between your fingers and uh it's a little chunky but we're going to remove the B and start drilling into them don't want a lithium fire over here all right so we've already got everything tuned down ready to drill let's go ahead and do that and add bearings see how they work as a fidget spinner all right here we go Nokia taking a big risk doing this might start some uh nuclear apocalypse here all right turned out pretty clean just got a neat little hole in there to guide us so this is really really accurate should spin very nicely and we're actually using a 28 mm bearing they are bigger so here's your standard fidget and here are these so much bigger it's going to be a little bit better for something like this more to grab onto but very very nice and Spins very well so let's go ahead and drill through that I'm sorry but I've got like a million more of you in my shelf over there so it'll be fine it'll break it doesn't matter oo ouch it's carage the heart of a noia beautiful I'm going to wear this on a chain around my neck that is a pretty clean hole through the Nokia not bad that looks good let's stick some uh Spinners in some bearings see what that looks like here it is the back plate kind of shifted so it has to be open while putting it in but let's go ahead and insert the Tony Stark heart slides in So satisfyingly Perfect here I love it and one in the front here so this one's a little bit of a tight squeeze but there it is and uh we're going to glue it but let's give it a test run here not bad they're just a little uneven so once I put them in correctly they'll work a little better all right so next up is the Apple watch 42 mm this is the stainless steel version with a sapphire crystal back it's perfectly 28 mm the size of the bearing so we'll be able to get this out of here and have a very clean install of the bearing so why have one of these on your wrist when you can play around with it as a $700 fidget spinner let's get to work all right so the watch is working underneath there just so you guys can see let's see what happens fortunately I don't know if it's going to be really hard to remove the battery on this one so got to be very careful you're going to need a lot more pressure than that damn that's crazy it's so resistant still working underneath there it wants me to cancel the drilling takes a lot of effort just to get a little Nick in that display that's crazy crazy it's so resilient o ouch there goes the display so did that kill it I think that killed it so we broke the display but we're going to keep drilling I there's no way we're going to get a clean cut here okay okay okay get that battery out of there and we might have access to the door all right so we did get into here we're going to go ahead and remove all the internals uh essentially I think what we're going to do is just pop it into where the charging pad is there's really no easier way to do this but let's see if we can do that oh there's that all right bigger board let's stick a bearing him all right so we just sealed this in it actually looks pretty dang cool nestled in nicely got our 28 mm bearing here uh let's go ahead and see how she works so man this is a tough metal it is hard to drill into wow cool you can actually even like do tricks with this it's just slightly off center but it is working that is so cool dang quite expensive uh definitely works better than the iPhone 7 one a little little tiny one here so I'm sure if we grease up this bearing might work a little bit better but so far so good so the Apple watch makes a great very good uh fidget spinner here let's move on and uh see how the Samsung Galaxy S8 does as a fidget spinner which I assuming won't do very very well but let's try down here actually much better spins for a very long time Wow Let's try with the bands on that works quite well actually dang that even gives it more momentum wow I did not expect it to work so well actually all right Samsung Galaxy S8 here we go this one is not going to be easy and not going to look pretty that's for sure that gorilla glass 5 ooh did you see that it's still working look at that screen is freaking out does not like to be invaded by a drill that's for sure all right let's pull that off and go for the big one now cracks are spreading doesn't look pretty but it is still working let's see for how long surviving still wow wow I can't believe it's still working look at that over there that is Samsung quality o it's still flashing still working what o there we go all the way through I think that may have killed it I'm just surprised at how long it kept going for before dying wait wait wait is the display still flickering not as bad as I thought I thought the display would fall apart completely but look at that doesn't look terrible it's a little off center but there it is so uh stick a bearing in here see how it works check this out guys it is actually still working if you look at the bottom portion here the display like freaks out for a couple seconds the Galaxy S8 has a hole 28 mm in diameter going straight through it and it is still working what in the world screen is flickering I just can't believe that that's crazy all right so we got the back cover on too it's a little bit off center but let's see how it does the $750 wait this is $850 fidget spinner wow not bad that is much better than the Apple watch it goes and goes and goes cool let's go so not terribly off center still works pretty nice and the crazy thing is it still works if I plug it into Power the display portions of it will still work so going to look at that he got lines going like it just crazy that some of the Ola display still works with a fidget spinner mod in the middle of it right testing time let's check out the 3310 spinner first so it's uh it's all right it's a bit wobbly not lined very well but it works hey it's the cheapest one of of the bunch so has its Advantage there let's try my makeshift spinner station here one ooh not so well on that one how about the Apple watch so with the bands on it actually works very well nice and balanced there look at that thing go so obviously it's going to work a little bit better without the bands let's pull those guys off and this makes for a very nice and compact Max one I mean put a screen on the front or something nice and look at that look at that thing go that's interesting the Apple watch fidget spinner it's beautiful it's efficient and the Galaxy S8 plus this one is going to be extremely difficult to do unless you have some huge hands so I will need this guy here so pop it on and give it a test spin let that thing go that's not bad at all goes a lot further than the iPhone one ooh here's a Galaxy S8 versus iPhone test nobody's done fidget spinner versus fidget spinner one two three one two three oops all right so there's that hope you guys enjoyed this video obviously don't do this to your phone as it will get damaged during the process but just how you guys would want to see how these would work as a fidget spinner kind of interesting peacewow just look at that thing go and I give it a test spin let that thing go that's not bad at all what's up guys you remember this the iPhone 7 fidget spinner let's go ahead and do the very same thing to a Samsung Galaxy S8 plus this is about a $850 phone so let's check it out and see how it compares to say $5 fidget spinner and the iPhone 7 fidget spinner but let's also add a couple bonuses in so an Apple Watch fidget spinner and a Nokia 3310 legendary fidget spinner so let's go ahead and see how those perform as one of those all right so let's go ahead and turn all of these devices here into a literal fidget spinner some cheap some expensive so over here the stainless steel version of the Apple watch I think around $700 originally when it came out now a little bit cheaper we got the Nokia 3310 invincible uh lifetime supply of them anywhere on the internet uh and here is the Galaxy S8 plus so we're going to be using this one here uh display still sort of works but from a water damage test don't worry we're not breaking a brand brand new one just want to see if it would still make an effective one with the gorilla glass although that's probably going to crack and not look too pretty we'll have to see here but I think we're going to start with the Nokia I've always wanted to turn one of these I think it's the perfect size it would fit right between your fingers and uh it's a little chunky but we're going to remove the B and start drilling into them don't want a lithium fire over here all right so we've already got everything tuned down ready to drill let's go ahead and do that and add bearings see how they work as a fidget spinner all right here we go Nokia taking a big risk doing this might start some uh nuclear apocalypse here all right turned out pretty clean just got a neat little hole in there to guide us so this is really really accurate should spin very nicely and we're actually using a 28 mm bearing they are bigger so here's your standard fidget and here are these so much bigger it's going to be a little bit better for something like this more to grab onto but very very nice and Spins very well so let's go ahead and drill through that I'm sorry but I've got like a million more of you in my shelf over there so it'll be fine it'll break it doesn't matter oo ouch it's carage the heart of a noia beautiful I'm going to wear this on a chain around my neck that is a pretty clean hole through the Nokia not bad that looks good let's stick some uh Spinners in some bearings see what that looks like here it is the back plate kind of shifted so it has to be open while putting it in but let's go ahead and insert the Tony Stark heart slides in So satisfyingly Perfect here I love it and one in the front here so this one's a little bit of a tight squeeze but there it is and uh we're going to glue it but let's give it a test run here not bad they're just a little uneven so once I put them in correctly they'll work a little better all right so next up is the Apple watch 42 mm this is the stainless steel version with a sapphire crystal back it's perfectly 28 mm the size of the bearing so we'll be able to get this out of here and have a very clean install of the bearing so why have one of these on your wrist when you can play around with it as a $700 fidget spinner let's get to work all right so the watch is working underneath there just so you guys can see let's see what happens fortunately I don't know if it's going to be really hard to remove the battery on this one so got to be very careful you're going to need a lot more pressure than that damn that's crazy it's so resistant still working underneath there it wants me to cancel the drilling takes a lot of effort just to get a little Nick in that display that's crazy crazy it's so resilient o ouch there goes the display so did that kill it I think that killed it so we broke the display but we're going to keep drilling I there's no way we're going to get a clean cut here okay okay okay get that battery out of there and we might have access to the door all right so we did get into here we're going to go ahead and remove all the internals uh essentially I think what we're going to do is just pop it into where the charging pad is there's really no easier way to do this but let's see if we can do that oh there's that all right bigger board let's stick a bearing him all right so we just sealed this in it actually looks pretty dang cool nestled in nicely got our 28 mm bearing here uh let's go ahead and see how she works so man this is a tough metal it is hard to drill into wow cool you can actually even like do tricks with this it's just slightly off center but it is working that is so cool dang quite expensive uh definitely works better than the iPhone 7 one a little little tiny one here so I'm sure if we grease up this bearing might work a little bit better but so far so good so the Apple watch makes a great very good uh fidget spinner here let's move on and uh see how the Samsung Galaxy S8 does as a fidget spinner which I assuming won't do very very well but let's try down here actually much better spins for a very long time Wow Let's try with the bands on that works quite well actually dang that even gives it more momentum wow I did not expect it to work so well actually all right Samsung Galaxy S8 here we go this one is not going to be easy and not going to look pretty that's for sure that gorilla glass 5 ooh did you see that it's still working look at that screen is freaking out does not like to be invaded by a drill that's for sure all right let's pull that off and go for the big one now cracks are spreading doesn't look pretty but it is still working let's see for how long surviving still wow wow I can't believe it's still working look at that over there that is Samsung quality o it's still flashing still working what o there we go all the way through I think that may have killed it I'm just surprised at how long it kept going for before dying wait wait wait is the display still flickering not as bad as I thought I thought the display would fall apart completely but look at that doesn't look terrible it's a little off center but there it is so uh stick a bearing in here see how it works check this out guys it is actually still working if you look at the bottom portion here the display like freaks out for a couple seconds the Galaxy S8 has a hole 28 mm in diameter going straight through it and it is still working what in the world screen is flickering I just can't believe that that's crazy all right so we got the back cover on too it's a little bit off center but let's see how it does the $750 wait this is $850 fidget spinner wow not bad that is much better than the Apple watch it goes and goes and goes cool let's go so not terribly off center still works pretty nice and the crazy thing is it still works if I plug it into Power the display portions of it will still work so going to look at that he got lines going like it just crazy that some of the Ola display still works with a fidget spinner mod in the middle of it right testing time let's check out the 3310 spinner first so it's uh it's all right it's a bit wobbly not lined very well but it works hey it's the cheapest one of of the bunch so has its Advantage there let's try my makeshift spinner station here one ooh not so well on that one how about the Apple watch so with the bands on it actually works very well nice and balanced there look at that thing go so obviously it's going to work a little bit better without the bands let's pull those guys off and this makes for a very nice and compact Max one I mean put a screen on the front or something nice and look at that look at that thing go that's interesting the Apple watch fidget spinner it's beautiful it's efficient and the Galaxy S8 plus this one is going to be extremely difficult to do unless you have some huge hands so I will need this guy here so pop it on and give it a test spin let that thing go that's not bad at all goes a lot further than the iPhone one ooh here's a Galaxy S8 versus iPhone test nobody's done fidget spinner versus fidget spinner one two three one two three oops all right so there's that hope you guys enjoyed this video obviously don't do this to your phone as it will get damaged during the process but just how you guys would want to see how these would work as a fidget spinner kind of interesting peace\n"