Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “IPHONE 8 UNBOXING (CLONE)!”.
So guys this is the iPhone 8 clone. It’S a pretty inexpensively built product, but, as you can tell it’s doing a pretty good job of imitating Apple’s real products. So without further ado, let’s get right into the video. This is first okay. So a couple of things to notice. First of all, compared to the iPhone 7 box from last year, you can see this one is about 30 % slimmer, so that’s either, because we’ve got less accessories inside or because it’s just less packaging and everything’s just a little bit more compacted we’ll find out pretty Soon, so as what is that you can see, we’ve actually paid quite a bit of attention to detail.
For example, the Apple logo over here or even the iPhone written on the side of the box, is in gold and that matches the color of the smartphone itself. It’S a subtle touch but wonder. To be honest, I kind of appreciate the only other thing worth bearing in mind is the fact that it says it has 128 gigs of storage, which, considering the value of the sake itself, is almost definitely not true, but anyway, let’s not waste any more time.
Let’S see what we have inside the box and see how it compares to maybe the iPhone 7 okay not going to lie, I kind of like how that opens. It feels quite similar to the original iPhones in a sense that they have very low amount of friction. But just enough to feel like you’re, really opening a hefty gift inside we have designed by Apple in California. Now this is made of quite a thin plastic, not particularly high quality, and this doesn’t really feel like the genuine Apple product. We sly love that right, so it shows welcome to iPhone and it shows a picture of what looks to be the iPhone 7. So inside there we have the smartphone itself. So then, we’ve got what looks to be a standard pair of ear pods and I mean aesthetically speaking pretty impressive they’ve even got a size for the original Apple logo. On the back of the packaging and yeah I mean it feels like a very solid piece of work.
They’Ve really done a good job, they’re sort of looking around the corners. You can see that the bottom edge so juts out a little bit, which is a sign of a lack of quality, but I’m just picking extraordinary. That is a pretty good job in terms of how they sell. They have heard similar.
Looking here, phones – and I mean, judging by those – it will be good, but not quite out where the originals, and not that that’s super good as it is, and so you can also see that probably part of the reason the packaging is so slim is that there Is no charging adapter? Do we care not really I mean, for the sake of really trying to imitate the original. They would probably include one, but it’s not a deal-breaker here. So we do have a lightning cable, just a standard, lightning, cable. It has been up to debate whether or not Apple is going to introduce maybe USB type-c for the next iPhone. But here that is not the case, and so inside the Bob or up here we’ve got a pretty nice feeling, anti-static bag, and what that’s there for is to prevent the components of fiber phone from being fried due to a static shock, while it’s being shipped because I hear there’s a lot of jiggling around well. Okay, so first thing I’m going to say that is a very, very shiny finish like it’s concerning ly shiny. I can see every detail off my face.
Just by looking at the back of my phone, you could kind of say that’s an extra feature. I don’t know so. The whole thing is made of plastic, as you can see, except obviously the front will get on spend just a second right over here. You can see, we’ve got the dual camera setup now, I’m guessing in the fake that this will not be fully functional. Maybe it’s just a show or maybe the dual camera does work, but it’s not obviously got the software to support it. But nonetheless, I genuinely think looking at it in this finished form. It does work quite well when people first heard that the iPhone cameras could be moving from a horizontal position to a vertical one.
There was a bit of an uproar but seeing it here on this sort of semi finished product. I’D say it looks pretty nice indeed, and so in terms of how it looks you’re. Probably thinking doesn’t that look a little bit like the iPhone 7, the answer to which is absolutely yes and it’s interesting. What they’ve done here? They seem to have taken a lot of a rumored features of the iPhone 8.
We’Ve got this vertical camera setup. We’Ve got no physical home button and then they clunk them into what we know about the iPhone sevens body. In the end, it’s very unlikely that the end iPhone 8 is going to look that much like the iPhone 7. So when I said this is a bit of a halfway house, it’s a taste of what’s to come.
It’S got the vertical camera, that’s got a integrated home button, but actually it doesn’t have all of these sort of things which we’re going to see on the iPhone 8. Nonetheless, it can be very interesting to boot this up and see what it can do so peeling off the wrappings. It does not feel like a little bit more of a premium product of the rear. Old phone is completely plastic. It’S not a bad plastic. It feels like a step above what we tend to see on most clone certains like this, even though it is a little bit impractical because of the fingerprints.
The fact that it looks so dazzling kind of makes me wish. Apple did create a finish like in terms of how it feels in the hand – surprisingly, it’s actually 0.1 millimeters thicker than the original iPhone 7, but still 20 % lighter, and the reason for that is, it doesn’t have a lot of the original iPhone circuitry and it Has a smaller battery booting the phone up? I was surprised to see a pretty intact looking operating system. Unfortunately, this is based off I oh s10, not the latest and greatest iOS 11, but nonetheless, they’ve done a pretty good job of staying faithful to the original hope s. The phone is based off Android 6.0 and it’s pretty fast to use with a responsive, capacitive touchscreen. It’S also nice to see the embedded home button does kind of work as we’d expect it to you, press the sort of invisible area at the bottom, others a little bit of a vibration, and then it responds now clearly, unlike the original iPhone 8 there’s no screen Embedded fingerprint scanner or anything of the sort, but this gives a taster of what it might be like to use this iPhone. So, whilst clearly it’s not going to be as good as whatever the next iPhone holds in terms of camera, I was actually pretty impressed with the one we’ve got here.
It’S an 8 megapixel sensor. The app looks and feels completely like the original application, and a lot of the embedded features actually work as we predicted earlier. There is actually only one camera here.
The second one is literally just a piece of glass, but nonetheless it produces fairly sharp images and even slightly lower lighting conditions, as a huge departure from the expected 5.8 inch screen on the next iPhone. This one here actually has any a 4.3 inch display. It’S created around the shape of the 4.7 inch screen, seen on the iPhone 7, but unfortunately devided black bars on the top and a bottom so that they can achieve those curves.
I’M just doing the boss and I’ll see you guys in the next one. .