The world's largest iPhone, with a flashlight powerful enough to dim car headlights.

The world's largest iPhone measures over 2 meters in height and weighs more than a typical refrigerator.

Created by Arun Maini, also known as Mrwhosetheboss, this iPhone not only boasts an impressive size but is also fully functional, allowing for payments, scrolling through apps, and sending messages. Notably, it even features a 400W flashlight, powerful enough to overshadow car headlights.

It takes eight people to lift this giant iPhone.

PHOTO: Guinness World Records

This creation was made to celebrate Arun's personal milestone of surpassing Apple's official YouTube channel in terms of subscribers. To complete the project, he collaborated with Matthew Perks, founder of DIYPerks, known for his unique DIY gadgets. The result is a giant iPhone that requires eight people to lift, officially earning him a Guinness World Record for the largest smartphone.

Extremely powerful specifications on this special iPhone.

Despite its resemblance to the iPhone 15 Pro Max, this phone boasts a high-end PC configuration internally, including an Intel Core i9 CPU, 128GB of RAM, and an AMD 6950 XT GPU. It runs on Android and supports Windows, with up to 4TB of storage. It can perform all the functions of a regular phone, including video calls and texting, but it can also run Cyberpunk 2077 at maximum settings – something no ordinary phone can do.

The phone's screen is made from an 88-inch OLED panel, the same type LG uses in high-end TVs. Arun explained that transforming this panel into a touchscreen wasn't simple. They used optical adhesive to convert a regular screen into a touchscreen, and this damaged the initial panel. However, the final result was a perfectly functional screen, allowing users to touch and swipe between apps.

This giant telephone has been entered into the Guinness World Records.

PHOTO: Guinness World Records

The phone's standout features also lie in its additional capabilities. Its 400W flashlight is far more powerful than typical flashlights, to the point that the development team had to build a water-cooling system for safety. The entire device is powered by two large batteries, with a total capacity of 3,840 Wh, many times greater than the iPhone 16 Pro Max's 18 Wh battery.

Additionally, this iPhone is equipped with a custom Canon EOS R5 camera worth $35,000, along with a Sony RX10 zoom camera capable of up to 100x digital zoom. The eight-speaker system includes four subwoofers, each with a power output of 50W, compared to just 3W on a typical iPhone. Each button on the phone is also designed with a pneumatic system, giving it the feel of a real iPhone.

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