In a fascinating turn of events, the world's largest iPhone isn't Apple's iPhone 14 Pro Max, but a massive 7-foot creation crafted by the innovative YouTuber, Matthew Beem. This gigantic iPhone could intrigue you if you're a fan of larger-than-life smartphones.
Matthew Beem, a renowned YouTuber famous for creating life-sized versions of various gadgets, has now constructed a colossal iPhone that stands 7-feet tall, making it the undisputed largest iPhone globally. This hefty device, weighing in at an astonishing 500 pounds, boasts a fully functional touchscreen. Beem impressively demonstrated the usability of this enormous iPhone by scrolling the home screen and playing the popular game Subway Surfers.
For those who believe that the sizable 6.7-inch display of the iPhone 14 Pro Max falls short, Matthew Beem's towering iPhone could pique your interest.
Wondering how this is possible? Especially considering Apple's tendency to disable certain features like Touch ID when it detects the use of unofficial parts? The secret behind the world's largest iPhone lies in the innovative techniques employed by Beem and his team. They ingeniously converted a television into a touchscreen by placing a laser all around the screen. This giant iPhone also has a working front camera, demonstrated by Beem through video calls.
At the heart of this mammoth device is a Mac mini powering a simulated virtual Android phone. To achieve the complete iPhone experience, Beem used a custom launcher to replicate iOS.
In an eye-opening demonstration of its size, Beem and his team wheel the gigantic iPhone around on a trolley and even take it to bed, redefining the notion of bedtime smartphone usage.Prominent YouTuber Marques Brownlee, known as MKBHD on YouTube, was taken aback by the sheer size of the device, stating, "It is a lot bigger than I thought." The previous record for the largest iPhone, a 6-feet tall model, was held by fellow YouTuber ZHC. This new creation by Matthew Beem, however, has undeniably set a new bar in the realm of oversized Apple devices.