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China's Fake iPhone Knock-Off Goes Next-Level: Has Its Own App Store!
Feb 28, 2015 00:57
You've got to give folks in China some credit. In the past, they were copying everything badly. They couldn't get it right. Then they started blatantly copying design but leaving the details out. Now they've taken it a step further with their fake iPhone 6. It's almost perfect.
The fake iPhone 6 runs on Android, but it looks...exactly like iPhone's iOS 8.
They've even made it more sturdy. Notice the cool aluminum grip and feel. It even fits Apple's original case.
You can even use Apple's Lightning jack to charge the device!
Each app on the fake iOS is very similar to what you'll get on the real deal. It also does not look like Android's apps.
The best part? It costs only 170 Yuan, or more or less.
The only thing that doesn't work is the Touch ID. It won't read your fingerprints but it does everything a home button does.
Can you tell the difference without turning it on?
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