YouTuber Constructs World’s Largest ‘Functional’ iPhone – Video Inside

Mathew Beams, a well-known YouTuber, has successfully crafted the largest functional iPhone ever seen. This colossal device measures a staggering 8 feet, surpassing the previous record set by fellow YouTuber ZHC, who constructed a 6-foot iPhone last year.

However, it’s important to note that this “working iPhone” created by Beams and his team is not a real iPhone, but a unique creation made by combining different components. The screen on the giant iPhone consists of touch panels normally found on televisions, but it works in the same way as a real iPhone screen.

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To improve the experience, a laser has been placed around the screen. The massive display is connected to the Mac mini and is said to be able to run almost all commonly used iPhone applications. In addition, the device has a glass finish on both the front and back, gadgetsnow reports.

The giant iPhone built by Beams also has some features found on regular iPhones, such as a lock button, volume buttons and a mute button. These buttons work just like they do on a real iPhone.

the design of the giant iPhone also mimics the rounded corners created by shaping and melting metal. There are three cameras on the back of the device and a selfie camera on the front that can be used for FaceTime calls.

In a video demonstration, Beams demonstrates how the “Big iPhone” can perform many of the same tasks as a regular iPhone, including taking selfies, setting timers, making FaceTime calls and even making purchases with Apple Pay.

According to reports, the Beem Team used a giant iPhone to make purchases using Apple Pay. To get the NFC chip, the sales representative had to stand on a table. They also used the phone to take selfies, check into hotels, set alarms, and explore famous New York attractions.