In a remarkable achievement, a new Guinness World Record has been set with the creation of an enormous iPhone 15 Pro Max, towering at 6.74 feet. This impressive feat was accomplished by well-known tech reviewer Arun Maini, known as Mrwhosetheboss, and gadget-building specialist Matthew Perks of DIYPerks.
The construction of this colossal smartphone replica was undertaken to celebrate Maini’s YouTube follower count surpassing that of the official Apple account. The impressive replica, though enormous, offers full functionality akin to its real counterpart. Notably, it includes a working touchscreen, a functional camera, a flashlight, and a charging port.
Expressing his pride, Maini shared, “It feels like a full circle moment. I’m so proud of both our team and Matt for pulling off what’s never been done before.” This sentiment highlights the significance of the accomplishment in Maini’s eyes.
Features of the Gigantic iPhone Replica
Camera System: At the heart of this oversized iPhone is a Canon EOS R5 camera. Its sensor is an impressive 1,000% larger compared to the latest Pro iPhones. This high-performance camera is capable of shooting in 8K resolution. It also features a sophisticated zoom system with 25x optical zoom and 100x digital zoom, enhanced by advanced mirrors for superior clarity.
Power and Performance: The device is driven by a robust 24-core Intel Core i9 processor, paired with 128 GB of RAM and a dedicated AMD graphics card. It supports dual operating systems, Android and Windows, and is cooled by two water cooling systems to handle its immense power efficiently.
Display and Audio: An 88-inch OLED touchscreen, sourced from a premium television, dominates the front of the replica. Custom-designed speakers ensure high-quality sound output, making for a rich audio experience.
Functional Capabilities: Despite its massive size, the replica retains essential smartphone functionalities. Users can make payments, conduct video calls, watch videos, and set alarms, just like on a standard smartphone.
Arun Maini began creating content for YouTube back in 2011, and this new record marks another milestone in his successful career.
