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With the Samsung Galaxy Note7 now permanently discontinued and pretty much banned from all airlines worldwide, the jokes are now pouring in.

The latest jab at the Note7's woes is this iPhone decal skin from UNIQFIND called the "Explo-sung iPhone Skin" designed to make your iPhone look like it has an exploded battery.

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The product description reads: "We’ve come up with a merciless way to dress-up your iPhone this Halloween – as a burnt device! Introducing the Explo-Sung decal for iPhones. It's our hottest skin yet."

On the bright side, it won't actually make your iPhone blow up.

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The skin costs $25 or $35 with a hard case and will be available for pre-order with shipping in early November. It'll come in sizes for iPhone 5 all the way up to the latest iPhone 7 Plus.

The Explo-sung skin joins other humorous takes on the Galaxy Note7 disaster like that one guy's epic Note7 costume made of Note7 boxes that actually emit smoke.

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