There are very strange things on AliExpress that are designed to be as difficult to understand as possible.
Another thing that is actively being bought is stickers on the windshield of a car in the form of badges due to the consequences of the iPhone.
Do you understand why this is needed?
▶︎ Buy: 140 90 rub.
Status bar for cellular signal quality, Wi-Fi network signal strength icon, battery charge in percentage, and also in the form of a full battery.
All this is glued to the windshield or rear window of the car. The use of such stickers is questionable, but some people like it.
Stickers are available in several designs. There are completely white and completely black. Gradient ones are also available.
There are also three size options: 25×3, 35×4 and 45×5 inches.
The reviews are entirely positive. Many people actually actively order such stickers.
The main question that worries many is where to stick them: on the windshield or the back.
Of course, there is absolutely no practical benefit from simple things.
However, it is likely that in this way many want to change their love for the iPhone in particular and for Apple products in general.
Well? Shall we take it?
▶︎ Buy: 140 90 rub.
▪ Game. “Magic” cap for protection against 5G. They buy violent conspiracy ideas
▪ Thing. Stylish compact power bank-keychain Joyroom for charging Apple Watch on the go
▪ Thing. Pocket hidden camera detector, useful when traveling and for a restful sleep.
▪ Thing. Top ereader with Tolino panel. In terms of price and quality, you can’t think of anything better
▪ Thing. Pocket-sized USB-C 3.1 Gen 2 cable for fast charging and syncing for iPhone 15 Pro. Inexpensive and high quality
Advertising. LLC “Alibaba.com (RU)”
INN: 7703380158
Source: Iphones RU
I am a professional journalist and content creator with extensive experience writing for news websites. I currently work as an author at Gadget Onus, where I specialize in covering hot news topics. My written pieces have been published on some of the biggest media outlets around the world, including The Guardian and BBC News.
