Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “$1200 iPhone X vs INSANE $80 iPhone X Fake!”.
What’S up guys and welcome to a pretty different kind of video, this is the iPhone 10. This is the iPhone 10, but the question is: what on earth is that so just before we get right into the video, you might know, I’m giving away a brand new sealed iPhone 10 with a giant bunch of accessories. So if you are interested in winning that just check out the description below alright, so this is the real-life hoon 10 box. A well thought out package with lots of fine subtle touches.
So what is this? It’S actually a really special $ 80 iPhone 10 clone, but the packaging here is seriously throwing me off. As you can see, it resembles an iPhone 7 plus, but it has the camera arrangement of the iPhone 10, not to mention this gold color you’re, seeing on the packaging is not even a color that the iPhone 10 is made in the afrontan only comes in silver And Space Gray flipping the packages over you can see on the real one. We’Ve got this soft gray font, highlighting what’s in the box and a little bit more information, whereas on the fake is a high contrast. Black font, the real box is also so much nicer to open when it comes to the fake. The lid is quite a bit bigger than the body of the box, but it still doesn’t open smoothly because there’s a lot of friction. Interestingly, when it comes to the text on the inside of the packaging, it’s actually darker on the real iPhone.
The genuine 10 comes to that standard. Little white package we’re used to seeing with Apple products designed by Apple in California, and it contains an instruction manual, a sim ejection tool, various warranty information as well as Apple stickers, the fake one is a bit more interesting is actually made of paper, as opposed to Thick matte finished card and only contains one sheet of paper, which is kind of like a half instruction manual and almost feels pre-owned is kind of creased already also when it comes to packaging. The real iPhone 10 is packaged, so precisely that it doesn’t require any external protection. It simply comes with one little tab which you hold to pull the phone out. The fake, on the other hand, comes with in a bag inside the box, which I’d say, looks a little bit tacky. Now, apart from the fact that, with the fake they’ve positioned the if in sideways, there is another glaringly obvious difference: the fake earpods as you’re.
Seeing here are packaged in exactly the same way that the real ones used to be before Apple started, providing that lightning to headphone jack adapter. We’Ve also got slightly different qualities when it comes to the cable, but, to be honest, it has quite faithfully recreated on the fake model. When we look closer a little bit later in the video you’ll start to see the differences.
Now this is the genuine silver 64 gigabyte, I phone 10 to most people a pretty good-looking phone taking fake out the bag, though it looks almost identical, not to mention this is a copper colored phone and this color doesn’t even exist for the real iPhones. But it looks fantastic as I spent my first 10 or 15 minutes with the phone. I was genuinely amazed. I kept double taking because I was just so surprised at how well this $ 80.00 fake manages to keep up with the real one.
Everything from that almost plastic looking, but actually metal side to the way the text looks at the bottom to the way the logo is line up. Exactly the attention to detail here is spectacular, even the buttons on the fake work pretty well. They feel nice to touch and even the mute button that toggle works too and initiates a response on the phone and the last thing on the body you will notice if the real one just has a slightly higher contrast font on its rear. This is the fake cable. You can see. It almost looks like it has a few marks and a bit of dirt on it. Compare that to the original one, which just has this super clean, matte finish aesthetic. Unless you really study it, though I got ta say it’s hard to tell the difference: it’s been recreated very, very faithfully when it comes to the earphones. As you can see, there is a little bit more of a difference between them once you take them out of the package, it is just as hard to tell when I was testing them. I kept finding myself picking up the wrong pair by accident, but there are some subtle differences.
The fake earphones have a slightly slimmer, cable they’re, a fair bit lighter, but also you can see the seems much more clearly and don’t forget they don’t sound as good either. But you will be glad to know that both of them actually come with Lightning ports, that entire camera module on the rear of the phone seems to have been literally copy and pasted. The bump, and all both of these phones can’t lie flat against the surface which is kind of irritating, but on the less you got to say that imitation over there is pretty impressive and the camera actually really wasn’t very bad.
Whilst I did have a bit of trouble focusing on closer objects in terms of actual detail, the fake isn’t actually that far behind. Of course, the real life and ten wins in so many other areas such as the features such as its depth capabilities. But us a different story entirely now. Obviously, when I was setting this phone up, I wasn’t expecting it to be anywhere close to the real iPhone ten, but for the most part I was actually quite impressed just taking a look at the bezels on the fake.
They are only marginally larger than the one seen on the wheel phone. Its screen still extends right up to where you see the notch on the real iPhone which yes given is not all the way, but it’s still somewhat elongated the real iPhone 10 running. A version of iOS 11 is an unusual experience.
Apple has introduced gesture based controls, swiping to go home, swiping also initiating multitasking and for the most part, it’s a super fluid and fairly intuitive experience. The fake is running off a heavily skinned version of Android made to look somewhere between iOS, 10 and 11 that extra space you gain at the bottom actually turns into a home button in terms of features in terms of available settings in terms of wallpapers you’re. Not really getting anything from iOS 11 here, which kind of makes sense.
It feels like the model I’m holding here, was actually manufactured and put together before either the iPhone 8 or the iPhone 10 actually came to market, but it’s pretty faithful. It actually even has the parallax effect, even if it is a little bit jittery. I think it’s good that it’s there so guys there we have it.
These imitation phones are getting more and more impressive every year to the point where a lot of people would look at both of these devices and actually say they prefer the fake in terms of its out to body at least. I really hope you enjoyed the video. Don’T forget to enter the giveaway by hitting the description below I’m used to use the boss and I’m signing out [ Applause ]. You .