This is the hardest project that I've designed and built! I'd just like to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone who helped get it over the line, and particularly to my dad who helped me the most when things got tight. I also want to thank each and every one of you for being interested in my projects! I couldn't do it without you viewers so thanks for watching!
A thorough joy to watch not just your process but how much enjoyment you get out of it personally, and how you share that pleasure with those you love. I don't know if you've heard of Tim Hunkin (you probably have) but this one felt like an episode of The Secret World of Machines. Tim is still going and now making videos for UA-cam, and I think a collab with him even just sharing notes on building projects would be unmissable.
I could not stop smiling just watching this and really did watch all 32 isch minutes of it! Holy Flip, SO impressed Matt! Been watching since roughly 25k subs back in the day, this is something else!
PLEASE take a long well deserved break after this Matt 😂 Cannot BELIEVE what we managed to pull off in the end, and I can't thank you enough for the struggles you had to go through to make it happen 🙏
Today I learned that Matt's name is actually Perks (from the certificate presented to Arun by Guiness). I always thought the channel name just meant the perks of DIY, nerd cred, fully custom, aesthetics and all that. I never knew he was being cheeky as well. Congratulations on the achievement.
If Steve Jobs is still alive, he'd toss that into a fish tank (well, probably a pond) and say that it needs to be smaller since there are air bubbles coming out
There are Vibration-Moduls like for Simracing that work with USB-Input. But shaking the structure and the internals around might cause many problems. It is a prototype after all.
This has to be one of the most intense builds I've ever seen, and it's so cool that every element seems to be a project you've built in the past. Hugely inspirational stuff and props to Arun for helping make it all happen. BUT DUDE we need to get you cadding in Fusion, or Onshape, or anything else ... please 😂
This! Building little by little and learning by doing, all of this is my favorite thing on the whole internet. You guys really inspire us, the makers of the world, so I sincerely thank y'all for what you do.
Hehe, I know dude! To be fair I did the rims in fusion, but only because I needed them in a format that PCBWay accepted for the machining 😅 intense is a good word for the build by the way! Thanks for the compliments!
it was like everything was building up to this moment.. with each component it was like.. well he has fair experience in the past dealing with that stuff
Nobody (or very few) are talking about the fact that Matt has put all this effort into those speakers and yet they have not been tested on camera! That speaker build was insane, especially the subwoofers! I am surprised footage of the sound quality didn't make the cut in the final version. I am sure it sounded well, I had quality headphones on standby waiting for that portion to come! Nonetheless, absolutely fantastic job and I was very pleased to see your name on the Guinness World Record certificate. Well deserved!
Well this was a lot more impressive than I expected. I would call it world class prop building but it goes way beyond a prop. Has Apple offered to buy one for a million bucks yet?
@@abdusco They'd be sending cease and desist letters if it was running iOS. They don't like people using their products, they just like people buying their products.
Honestly speaking in my humble opinion without being sentimental and judgmental and of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my opinion, but rather looking into this serious matter without perspective distinction and views. I honestly think and believe that I have nothing to say.
I’m an American and my favorite economics model was made by a man from the UK: G. K. Chesterton. The model? Localism. And it seems that you Brits have embraced localism in part by supporting the guys who made that touch display, who appear to be local (as you were able to film on site). Helping local businesses (as long as my pocket book allows) is a priority to me. Good to see it elsewhere
always such beautiful builds indeed, its understandable he takes such a long time to share a video. he wants absolute perfection. and im scared how he is going to top this insane project xD
Matt is the epitome of quality over quantity. And still, despite the level of creativity and originality, there is no doubt that Matt really made what we see. Honestly one of my top 3 YT channels.
I don't doubt Matt was pretty thankful for that 'feature' though 😅 I can only imagine the effort of making a giant functional version of a 3.5 two-ring audio jack and plug.
Matt: Building a perfect non-functioning replica prop of this size would be an admirable feat, especially with the quality of materials and design you mimicked so well. To build something of this size and have nearly every element working perfectly, just like a normal iphone is simply beyond belief. Quite possibly one of the most impressive non-factory builds of a tech item that I have ever seen. I have no more superlatives to describe what you have achieved here....Just WOW....
@joesatchton212 well first off, it's a joke. Secondly; I totally could, if I wanted to throw out a lot of time, money and energy for a show-off prop with no actual usefulness. I'm too practical for that, however. But I DID actually build a giant android phone for demo-purposes in large rooms, so there is that... Doesn't take away the point of my joke. He made a phone you can't make a phone call with
@@theBabyDeadagreed, though I'm sure that could be remedied with a couple small additions. I believe there are routers that can run off a sim card, so VoIP is certainly a possibility, there may even be something that integrates more closely for actual cellular calls.
@@theBabyDead FYI, axiomatic: in text based communcations, jokes work best with the use of emoticons. Cuz that's why they were invented. And also because widespread human powers of mind reading have not yet become standard. As far as your claim? Sure....whatever you say. Everyone is a genius online.
It truly is ironic that Apples own restrictions have stopped what is easily the most impressive Apple related project from having even a single piece of Apple hardware or software
its kinda sad how regular PC components and a distro of Android x86 are being use to basically promote iPhones, but i guess views are views, giant iphone just attracts more people
@@kevparkin4846 the bend test is stupid to be honest most people accidently sit on it thats why they bend but he never do test like that and he should scratch it with items that are commonly used instead of tools.i think he is just destroying phones with no reason other than entertainment people ho likes things destroyed
Lamar, from seeing you only 5 times for 5 seconds, you really vibe as the perfect equivalent to Matt: 100% skills in your field, 100% dedication to great results, 100% sympathy in you as a person. Would be happy to see more of him!
This was ridiculous and my jaw dropped several times when you kept adding more tech to the build. I hope this becomes an interactive installation that the public can visit.
Bro, I was here in your profile looking for a new video and found nothing, but boy oh boy I wasn't prepared for this, imagine having this mounted on Arun's tv room, with just the usb cable going to the outlet, must be a incredible center piece for a tech nerd (as myself), I would love one of these in my room! INCREDIBLE work my friend, congratulations, You keep outworking yourself after all these years!
@@sclwrk Did you watch the video? They literally showed off mirroring but explained that it can't be used because it doesn't support touch from external displays which defeats the whole point of the project... So no, there was literally no way to use an iPhone because of how locked down and useless iOS is.
@@Notpoop906 I think you could still do it, with a bit of tomfoolery. Make a Hackintosh as the PC inside the giant phone, and then use that to do the mirroring to the real iPhone. The touchscreen would emulate a mouse/trackpad, and could then control the iPhone. Not like this project isn't hacky enough as it :)
There is something left to be said about the single HDMI cable between the TV and the computer hardware behind it. It's quite contrasting how 4 differential pairs push all that signaling when you see all the ribbon cables scattered around, from the PCIe cable for the GPU to all the interals from the TV. As someone who's built giant stuff for various production houses, WELL DONE. I hope you'll be able to wind down after all that stress and backbreaking work. You've outdone yourself yet again and deserve some good rest. Knock on wood that hopefully nothing happens by the time Guinness World Records comes over. Here's an anecdote: when I built world's largest Game Boy replica, I was doing some finishing touches at the museum where GWR was going to hold a photoshoot. I painted some finishing touches and was gone for half an hour and the whole project fell on the floor after someone accidentally pressed a light switch, but the switch controlled a gate. Apparently the project was resting against a gate, how about that. Well, with the original Game Boy circuit board behind it getting damaged and a few structural parts I had about 3 hours to fiw it before GWR's team came over. Luckily I had my childhood Game Boy with me and had a spare FPGA board, it was a bit painful but that was the quickest I had ever soldered. The whole project was a rollercoaster of stress and overcoming problems, but definitely worth it on many levels. The most important being the amount of improvement in skills that came with it; soft skills such as handling stress and all the skills required in producing the project in itself with limited tools. Anyway, thanks for the inspiration and congratulations. 🎉
1) This is awesome. 2) a little disappointed it didn’t have an internal battery, even if the battery only lasted 20 minutes. 3) keep up the incredible work!
This is hands down the most satisfying video I’ve seen on UA-cam in the past 9 years! I absolutely love it-easily one of my all-time favorites. It might just be my #1 video ever!
By far your greatest project to date! It has been an absolute pleasure watching your channel grow all this time, and I can't wait to see just how far you go. God Bless!
@@sclwrk you’d still need to get this to do touch screen pass through which should be fine if you make it think the touch layer is a “usb tablet” Found this by running macOS in a c/m on a tablet and noticing it auto detected the touch screen function
Matt, this might seem like an odd tangent, but seeing your dad get more and more involved with your projects (whether it's with assistance or even just making cameos) has been a treat; it's great to see father and son working together on a project. And in this one, you even got the help of a ton more, too! Your collaborative stuff is always fun to watch, and I look forward to seeing more of it!
Slight missed opportunity not making the rear mount look like a magsafe mount, but man, when the Type-C Pro Max showed up, I laughed out loud. Absolutely incredible.
Absolutely stunned. I love all sorts of build videos, and have often been seriously impressed by what people have been able to do (Stuff Made Here being a fav). But never had I quite felt the almost painful sense of awe that watching you deliver something so difficult to such a high degree of finish quality gave me. Wow. So far beyond impressed, well done!
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"Scratches at a level 2 with deeper grooves at a level 3" ;)
9:01 - Goosebumps and I could feel how incredibly happy he would be by then. Also, you could have tested the Glue applying on a Small OLED to avoid such expensive mistake OR Should have taken a quick look to see if this glue will leak anywhere in the sides. Because, when I was applying similar glue kind for my S22 Ultra mobile which has a curved edge, i was so careful in doing that. But, what you have done is no words can explain that!! Big Salute.
Well it's hard to even call this DIY anymore. Many people collaborated and factories. So Design It Yourself - partially cause software was done by someone else Assemble It Yourself - also not quite Build It Yourself - not at all with many parts ordered outside and built or milled to spec.
Matt, this project is absolutely mind-blowing! Seriously, creating the world's largest iPhone isn't just some wild idea; it's a stroke of genius. The fact that you're pulling this off, even as Apple, the giant, looms over the tech world, is just incredible. How can you not admire their courage and vision? The touchscreen issue sounds like a nightmare, but honestly, that workaround? Using acrylic to separate the touch layer and LOCA glue to keep everything crisp and functional? That’s some next-level ingenuity! This isn’t just a massive iPhone for show; it’s a testament to what’s possible when people push beyond the limits of what’s expected. You can feel the passion and drive behind every detail. I’m so pumped to see the finished product because, honestly, projects like this are what keep the maker world alive and exciting. Matt is absolutely killing it, and deserves all the love and support for his hard work!
Maybe I missed it, but can this phone actually call or send texts? Like in the cellular network, not just through the Internet? Seems like a huge omission if not. They could probably have just installed a phone inside the phone and somehow program it to have that basic capability.
It should. it literally has a PC inside it.. you can literally just perform a network text or call. and if you do just re-register a sim to the Pc if you want.. it's a PC.. like it's a PC.. emulating android.. that looks like an Iphone..
Unrelated comment- I work night-shift and make use of all of your "artificial window's" series. I make them for me an my coworkers, when they bring me old TVS. I love them, set em up to timers and have them do daylight cycles The basic TV ones are easy to do, but the ones where you shine a LED through a soapy acrylic door look sooooooo nice. I want to do one of the acrylic ones in my closet, but i fear my closet isn't deep enough to really sell the effect/ idk It's been a while, and these are perfect for basement dwellers; if you ever think of a more compact design for the fancy ones, you should post it!!
I built one much like that big fancy one Matt made using a standard bowens mount reflector. It's not amazing, but it's very small and cheap. You can also get more expensive and larger bowens mount modifiers that work better. Instead of making a gigantic tank of water to put in front I was able to use the filter mount in the reflector to put the filter much closer to the light and therefore make it much smaller. Also containing water is a massive pain (not to mention heavy), but I found out that certain clear bathroom silicone caulk has the same effect. it's so much easier to work with, you just squeeze it into a mold and wait a couple days for it to dry and you never have to worry about leaks or water getting gross. I believe I used clear GE bathroom silicone (the cheapest stuff in home depot), but you might wanna try out a couple of different ones to find the one that looks the best. The filter I made works really great though.
There are certaintly plenty of people who do this, being an expert on glue is a true skill. Did you know that on modern air planes many parts are glued? Because it brings less tension than welding, has better behavior if entering failure mode etc (a glue will bend, while a weld will break) and so on.
@@Zerkiaa at the pro levels they are called adhesives. There are entire fields of study and engineering on them... Just another rabbit hole in the infinitely fractal sponge of all knowledge
Seeing your attention to detail and love for fine finishes on something of this scale is wild. A new iPhone fresh out of the box is a very satisfying piece of sleek hardware. Blowing it up that much and still keeping that precision look and function is absolutely bonkers. Beautiful build 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
That’s incredibly impressive Matt. The camera part I don’t fully understand how they will work knowing how fiddly they are to get going when turned on and needing access to the camera to go through the menus. But also, I don’t understand what you are using for the front camera, I don’t think I missed it, did I?
Hey Mr Bloom! The front camera is an OBSBot Tiny 2 with all its pan/tilt features removed. I found it to be the 'webcam' with the best image quality by a significant margin (same class as a DJI Pocket 3 imo). The other cams are indeed a bit tricky, but it was the best combo I could find. The Sony presents itself to be connected to as soon as the phone is plugged into mains power (the camera is left 'on' so when usb power is detected it activates). As for the Canon, the rings need to be removed (they're magnetic) and an FN button pressed followed by a confirmation on the touchscreen, which connects it to a mobile hotspot that the phone is also connected to, so it's able to be accessed whenever without disrupting Internet access. It's a bit convoluted but it's the best I could come up with!
One of the most impressive things ever done on UA-cam, exceeding all expectations and the belief of what's possible. Truly remarkable piece of art that should definitely go down in history.
I can't be the only one that finds round corner bevels really pleasing to look at at that scale Would love to see a tv that uses that instead of squared corners
@@Sithhy It goes to both of them. It was a team of 10 people who made thw whole thing possible and these 2 are the head of this product so they both get credit
i Love the irony, that Apple is not only roasted by being passed in subscribers... but also that "worlds largest iPhone" doesn't run on IOS but on Android...
@@merlinwarage it doesnt matter, getting a virus on an android phone is close to impossible anyway, and google still tracks us in all kinds of ways also on iphone
Several times I did shout out "HOW ON EARTH" and yes, you actually made a state of the art. You never fail to give me shivers of how much power an engineer can have.
Wow this is amazing. What a feat of engineering this is to make a scaled up version of an iPhone. Your hard work and determination have paid off so well done.
This is the hardest project that I've designed and built! I'd just like to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone who helped get it over the line, and particularly to my dad who helped me the most when things got tight. I also want to thank each and every one of you for being interested in my projects! I couldn't do it without you viewers so thanks for watching!
brilliant work
A thorough joy to watch not just your process but how much enjoyment you get out of it personally, and how you share that pleasure with those you love.
I don't know if you've heard of Tim Hunkin (you probably have) but this one felt like an episode of The Secret World of Machines. Tim is still going and now making videos for UA-cam, and I think a collab with him even just sharing notes on building projects would be unmissable.
I could not stop smiling just watching this and really did watch all 32 isch minutes of it!
Holy Flip, SO impressed Matt!
Been watching since roughly 25k subs back in the day, this is something else!
brilliant work
Absolutely amazing
PLEASE take a long well deserved break after this Matt 😂 Cannot BELIEVE what we managed to pull off in the end, and I can't thank you enough for the struggles you had to go through to make it happen 🙏
What a collab 🎉
Matt is too committed to his projects 😂
Thanks Arun! It was a wild ride but we've made something pretty special I think!! 😁
Now we need to run Doom on the phone
3 minutes of defence😮
There is no title you can put on this video to justify the insanity and quality of the build, congratulations 😍
It would make a lovely pair with that gigantic book you have built 😂
Now giant leather case for that please :D
would a giant case with fantasy style artwork be a possibility👀?
Nerdforge!!!
When you going to upload anathor build video
Absolutely madness what you build here. No wonder your videos take so long to make. Huge thumbs up from me. Not sure if you can ever top this though.
Thanks man! Yeah, it's going to take a while before I top it but I have a feeling I'll do something equally crazy at some point hahaha 😆
Oh, he will top this soon
Today I learned that Matt's name is actually Perks (from the certificate presented to Arun by Guiness). I always thought the channel name just meant the perks of DIY, nerd cred, fully custom, aesthetics and all that. I never knew he was being cheeky as well. Congratulations on the achievement.
Huawei: triple foldable! while, Apple: new color!
It now appears that the company that was sanctioned for six years was Apple。
@@JoséFerIzaparraga new colors are cool though
Its like Chris from Abroad in Japan channel that "Abroad" is from his surname Chris Broad, and he's also British.
Next year's model will be 2mm thinner.
😂
No, it will be 2nm thinner
If Steve Jobs is still alive, he'd toss that into a fish tank (well, probably a pond) and say that it needs to be smaller since there are air bubbles coming out
@@GyroCannonI thought you meant toss Steve Jobs into a pond lol
@@GyroCannon well he is not alive so its fine
It's missing an earthquake machine for haptic feedback.
Oh yeah? Where are the vibrations? Large "punch" massager perhaps? So it shakes entire room? 😂
👏
💀
an electric jack hammer perhaps
There are Vibration-Moduls like for Simracing that work with USB-Input. But shaking the structure and the internals around might cause many problems. It is a prototype after all.
So world's biggest iphone runs on android.
Finally an iPhone that JerryRigEverything can't bend.
Or can he?
*Vsauce music starts playing*
Next challenge: Hydraulic Press Channel
@@trandinhvietdung9357 I could see him using oversized versions of tools to scratch the screen lol
As if this can go to America unscratched
He will find a way, he will
This has to be one of the most intense builds I've ever seen, and it's so cool that every element seems to be a project you've built in the past. Hugely inspirational stuff and props to Arun for helping make it all happen. BUT DUDE we need to get you cadding in Fusion, or Onshape, or anything else ... please 😂
This! Building little by little and learning by doing, all of this is my favorite thing on the whole internet. You guys really inspire us, the makers of the world, so I sincerely thank y'all for what you do.
I mean, I'm now learning Autocad 2014 in school, but before that I only knew how to use TinkerCAD and SketchUp.
Hehe, I know dude! To be fair I did the rims in fusion, but only because I needed them in a format that PCBWay accepted for the machining 😅 intense is a good word for the build by the way! Thanks for the compliments!
@@DIYPerks Hah nice! They did a great job on the machined bits 👌
it was like everything was building up to this moment.. with each component it was like.. well he has fair experience in the past dealing with that stuff
"Today, I received the worlds largest iPhone. Let's get started."
-JerryRigEverything
😂😂
💀
... with deeper grooves from a hatchet.
Is it to scale to his 3d printed statue?
"Time for the 1-grit boys"
- DankPods
Nobody (or very few) are talking about the fact that Matt has put all this effort into those speakers and yet they have not been tested on camera! That speaker build was insane, especially the subwoofers! I am surprised footage of the sound quality didn't make the cut in the final version. I am sure it sounded well, I had quality headphones on standby waiting for that portion to come! Nonetheless, absolutely fantastic job and I was very pleased to see your name on the Guinness World Record certificate. Well deserved!
There is a deep irony to iphones being so anti-diy that the only way to make a giant iphone is with an android lol.
I think even the pocket sized Iphones should run Android.
Maybe they could have used macbook to mirror and use iphone on bigger screen. But this is better and op.
@@Raderade1-pt3omthat wouldn’t qualify for the biggest phone. As it is just a phone mirrored to a pc
@@cat17katze android is not as optimized as ios
@@Raderade1-pt3om but do touch function get mirrored with an external touch display on macOS?
Well this was a lot more impressive than I expected. I would call it world class prop building but it goes way beyond a prop. Has Apple offered to buy one for a million bucks yet?
NO WAY NightHawk!?!? HI!
I was thinking the same thing. A million is a bit low tho...😁
Apple wouldn't even acknowledge the existence of this, since it actually runs (gasp) Android!
@@abdusco They'd be sending cease and desist letters if it was running iOS. They don't like people using their products, they just like people buying their products.
I'm expecting more like a cease and desist.
"Scratches at level 2, deeper grooves at level thr--"
Matt: "NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!"
😂😂😂
jerryrigeverything PLEASE GO EASY ON THIS
“With the help of my dad” is the best line of the whole episode.
World's first fully repairable iPhone.
Hot swappable components
Actually android
Essentially the perfect iPhone in the EU’s eyes
underrated comment here!
also upgradable, like, forever
Sticking with the project after the first screen broke is some unreal dedication. Such an impressive build as always dude!
MAN BPSspace?! You and Xyla are like at the top of my want to work with bucket list! wanna make a rocket?
Love finding _Joe Barnard_ in this comments section
Ayyy,it my boy Joe Bizzlington
How’s that space shot rocket coming along?
😮 BPS
😮 BPS
Building a tribute to Apple by using Android is cosmically funny
Apples fault for making their iOS software locked down
@@Comrade_YG free and open source software better
@@NaveedAhmedpuriperfectly summoned why we are staying away from anything Apple labeled..
@@Sanyey not every product made by apple is bad. iphones itself however suck. airtags and airpods are pretty decent if you ask me.
With iOS 18 you can completely control an iPhone from a Mac. This would’ve done exactly what they wanted
Honestly speaking in my humble opinion without being sentimental and judgmental and of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my opinion, but rather looking into this serious matter without perspective distinction and views. I honestly think and believe that I have nothing to say.
Incredible Matt, WOW 🤯 I don’t think you could have done a better job, it looks AMAZING!!!!!!
Thanks so much! 😄
JerryRigEverything will NEVER get his hands on this thing.
it's maybe still a bit too small for his giant hands. but he can't bend it for sure
@@mehdisol7094He will use a JCB machine for it.
*should 🤣
Just no. LOL
That was my exact thought after seeing it finished.
31:34 for me, it kind of looks like an Ipad mini XL
Same. I think they were constrained to the tv dimensions so it’s not the correct scale.
I’m an American and my favorite economics model was made by a man from the UK: G. K. Chesterton. The model? Localism. And it seems that you Brits have embraced localism in part by supporting the guys who made that touch display, who appear to be local (as you were able to film on site). Helping local businesses (as long as my pocket book allows) is a priority to me. Good to see it elsewhere
You know it's a big deal when diy perks uploads
fr bro ❤❤
always such beautiful builds indeed, its understandable he takes such a long time to share a video. he wants absolute perfection. and im scared how he is going to top this insane project xD
Matt is the epitome of quality over quantity.
And still, despite the level of creativity and originality, there is no doubt that Matt really made what we see. Honestly one of my top 3 YT channels.
@@this_andrew his projects always seem to amaze me
All this real estate and still no room for a headphone jack
😢
I don't doubt Matt was pretty thankful for that 'feature' though 😅 I can only imagine the effort of making a giant functional version of a 3.5 two-ring audio jack and plug.
Just imagine a giant headphone on your head
@@akaHarvesteRXLR would be better. With an amplifier.
Yeah a pity. I imagined that Matt makes also a "Giant Jack" to plug in some regular wired headphones 🎧
Matt: Building a perfect non-functioning replica prop of this size would be an admirable feat, especially with the quality of materials and design you mimicked so well. To build something of this size and have nearly every element working perfectly, just like a normal iphone is simply beyond belief.
Quite possibly one of the most impressive non-factory builds of a tech item that I have ever seen. I have no more superlatives to describe what you have achieved here....Just WOW....
Except it doesn't have a microphone and can't make any calls through a sim-card, lol. So it's kind of the i without the phone.
@@theBabyDead Always gotta be one clown in the crowd.
Let's see YOU make one....
@joesatchton212 well first off, it's a joke.
Secondly; I totally could, if I wanted to throw out a lot of time, money and energy for a show-off prop with no actual usefulness. I'm too practical for that, however.
But I DID actually build a giant android phone for demo-purposes in large rooms, so there is that...
Doesn't take away the point of my joke. He made a phone you can't make a phone call with
@@theBabyDeadagreed, though I'm sure that could be remedied with a couple small additions. I believe there are routers that can run off a sim card, so VoIP is certainly a possibility, there may even be something that integrates more closely for actual cellular calls.
@@theBabyDead FYI, axiomatic: in text based communcations, jokes work best with the use of emoticons. Cuz that's why they were invented. And also because widespread human powers of mind reading have not yet become standard.
As far as your claim? Sure....whatever you say. Everyone is a genius online.
Your attention to detail in all your builds is beyond perfection, it’s flawless. You sir, are incredible!
Apple on September 9: We present the largest iPhone ever!
Arun and Matt: wait a minute...!!!
😂😅😂😂
There's still time for this to happen 😅
Technically this is the world's largest Android phone
>builds a giant iphone
>look inside
>android
Yes They made an android phone💀
@@MunshiShamsulHoque No, they've made world's first gigantic android iPhone 😂.
It truly is ironic that Apples own restrictions have stopped what is easily the most impressive Apple related project from having even a single piece of Apple hardware or software
its kinda sad how regular PC components and a distro of Android x86 are being use to basically promote iPhones, but i guess views are views, giant iphone just attracts more people
@@TheHobohobbit How is it at all ironic, this is literally the point of doing what they do
Finally! An iPhone mini for Shaquille O'Neal.
Oh Hell NAWWWWWWW!!!!!!!
That was dirty. 😂😂🤣
Ohh ok... so you made the biggest ANDROID phone ever... nice! :)
THANK YOU!
Building the world's LARGEST... ANDROID 😂
Great job, Matt! Literally. 😉👍
"iphone" for the ridiculous youtube rigged algo. :/ He usually doesn't need to resort to such low move...
It's iOS emulated on Android...built on PC gaming hardware. Computer-ception. 💀💀
@@Great_White_Great_White utterly ridiculous, nonetheless.ChatGPT like content.
27:24 I didn't expect to see a car wheel hub on an iPhone build 😂😂
Of course car enthusiasts got turned on when car wheel hub was mentioned.
This couldn't have been done without Lamar. We need more Lamar! Does he have a UA-cam channel?
I'm just the software guy, but I do! Not that I post anywhere near often enough 👀💀
@@Gasolinelitmatch15 defamation
@@Gasolinelitmatch15 Were you there?
@@LiteLotussubbed to you m8 good job on the build
@@7black151 TY! it's always heaps of fun to work with Matt
I really appreciate that you include your mistakes. The success when you finally get something to work is palpable.
JerryRig would definitely like a teardown skin on this one 25:01
Yes
I’d like to him try the bend test on that beast.
@@kevparkin4846 the bend test is stupid to be honest most people accidently sit on it thats why they bend but he never do test like that and he should scratch it with items that are commonly used instead of tools.i think he is just destroying phones with no reason other than entertainment people ho likes things destroyed
@@fdgdfgdfgdfg3811The point of the bend test and scratchers is to test how strong it is relative to other phones
Missed opportunity to add a Micro SD slot, when pulled out, would reveal a 3.5 desktop hard drive.
Hey... you are too young to remember 5.25 inch disk? :-D
@@akagi007 yes lol I'm a millennial f*ckhead
Or just a real micro SD slot. It would be so extremely small compared to this. I think that would be kind of funny.
Do Iphones allow micro SD cards??
@@anthonybf2 Yesterday during party I felt so young, but this morning I felt like four times trainwrecked, so I guess I am millenial too
Lamar, from seeing you only 5 times for 5 seconds, you really vibe as the perfect equivalent to Matt: 100% skills in your field, 100% dedication to great results, 100% sympathy in you as a person. Would be happy to see more of him!
i agree
This was ridiculous and my jaw dropped several times when you kept adding more tech to the build. I hope this becomes an interactive installation that the public can visit.
Ironic with all that space they couldn't fit an audio jack lol
Just like the real iphone then
You don't understand why Apple removed them, do you?
or a mic
@@theblckbird No we don't. Care to explain us?
@@abeginnerspov5968so they can upsell airpods
Bro, I was here in your profile looking for a new video and found nothing, but boy oh boy I wasn't prepared for this, imagine having this mounted on Arun's tv room, with just the usb cable going to the outlet, must be a incredible center piece for a tech nerd (as myself), I would love one of these in my room!
INCREDIBLE work my friend, congratulations, You keep outworking yourself after all these years!
Of course, I am beyond impressed. But my favorite aspect is that in order to make the best, most expensive iPhone, it had to be an Android.
well, they could've made it an iphone using a mac mirroring an iphone but they used android because it's open source
@@sclwrk Did you watch the video? They literally showed off mirroring but explained that it can't be used because it doesn't support touch from external displays which defeats the whole point of the project... So no, there was literally no way to use an iPhone because of how locked down and useless iOS is.
@@Notpoop906 I think you could still do it, with a bit of tomfoolery. Make a Hackintosh as the PC inside the giant phone, and then use that to do the mirroring to the real iPhone. The touchscreen would emulate a mouse/trackpad, and could then control the iPhone. Not like this project isn't hacky enough as it :)
That camera and flashlight alone are insane...but that frame and screen are MASTERPIECES, and the rest is just a bonus
17:03 ,Lamar looks like a proud dad while displaying the flash control app 😅😂.. congratulations to everyone 🎉
Lamar helped so much to make this happen, what a G.
Any time he needs me, I'm happy to help
There is something left to be said about the single HDMI cable between the TV and the computer hardware behind it.
It's quite contrasting how 4 differential pairs push all that signaling when you see all the ribbon cables scattered around, from the PCIe cable for the GPU to all the interals from the TV.
As someone who's built giant stuff for various production houses, WELL DONE.
I hope you'll be able to wind down after all that stress and backbreaking work. You've outdone yourself yet again and deserve some good rest.
Knock on wood that hopefully nothing happens by the time Guinness World Records comes over.
Here's an anecdote: when I built world's largest Game Boy replica, I was doing some finishing touches at the museum where GWR was going to hold a photoshoot. I painted some finishing touches and was gone for half an hour and the whole project fell on the floor after someone accidentally pressed a light switch, but the switch controlled a gate.
Apparently the project was resting against a gate, how about that.
Well, with the original Game Boy circuit board behind it getting damaged and a few structural parts I had about 3 hours to fiw it before GWR's team came over.
Luckily I had my childhood Game Boy with me and had a spare FPGA board, it was a bit painful but that was the quickest I had ever soldered.
The whole project was a rollercoaster of stress and overcoming problems, but definitely worth it on many levels. The most important being the amount of improvement in skills that came with it; soft skills such as handling stress and all the skills required in producing the project in itself with limited tools.
Anyway, thanks for the inspiration and congratulations. 🎉
That's a great story! Sounds impressive too!
That is indeed an impressive story! Thank for sharing it, and for the compliments!
1) This is awesome.
2) a little disappointed it didn’t have an internal battery, even if the battery only lasted 20 minutes.
3) keep up the incredible work!
theres a jet engine there, i would trust my Power Supply more than ANY battery before exploding lol
That screen on a table would be the ultimate DnD tabletop experience
I remember thinking the same when Microsoft showed of the OG Surface.
You could also play 3v3 pong on it when played down
The OLED screen itself is $25,000. 😂
@@katlis and they broken one in the process so that’s 50,000 in just the screen before you add in anything else
Featuring a 2000w USB C power delivery, this one cracked me 😂
DIY Perks has taught me that magnets can solve any problem
This is hands down the most satisfying video I’ve seen on UA-cam in the past 9 years! I absolutely love it-easily one of my all-time favorites. It might just be my #1 video ever!
Finally, a phone where we can actually press the X on mobile adverts without missing...
@@Wolb you just need to jump to reach it…
Or just rotate the whole thing
Or at least be able to say with 100% certainty that the X does move when you try and tap it
Lamar is the literal goat he deserves way more credit than is being given to him
5:50 never gonna give you up 🎉
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around
@@Wurm17and desert you
That’s a 40000 dollar LG signature 8k. That costed 80k in total might as well get a jaguar.
@@SpectralonWhite I think they said it cost 25k, but still true 😅
By far your greatest project to date! It has been an absolute pleasure watching your channel grow all this time, and I can't wait to see just how far you go. God Bless!
Recognising Lamar's contribution to this project ❤
Thanks :D
GOAT
@@LiteLotus Really though, absolutely well done! Seems like every time there was a problem, you swooped in and saved the day!
How ironically fitting it is that the "World's Largest iPhone" needs to be powered by Android.
it's only because iOS is proprietary and android is open source, though they could have achieved this using a mac mirror
@@sclwrk you’d still need to get this to do touch screen pass through which should be fine if you make it think the touch layer is a “usb tablet”
Found this by running macOS in a c/m on a tablet and noticing it auto detected the touch screen function
@@superNova5837 that's true. android is open source though so it's intended to be tinkered with like that
I know right, just make the biggest pixel phone instead
Outcome looks amazing, pleasure to be a part of the project!
👏👏
Damn.. Amazing work.. Congratz on the world record..insane project.
Lamar knows his shit
Thanks 😅
@@LiteLotusYou're Lamar? Do you post videos too??
@@LiteLotusyou should post more videos Mr Lamar
@@wazzack9873 might be working on a little something 👀
Shout out to Lamar
Lamar is HIM ! Bro saved this project.
Lol nah, just a helping hand. Ty tho! :D
yes he is
Nice work bro, that was only possible because of you. @@LiteLotus
@@LiteLotus Lamar secret channel found
@@MetsLand was never a secret but hi 🫣
Matt, this might seem like an odd tangent, but seeing your dad get more and more involved with your projects (whether it's with assistance or even just making cameos) has been a treat; it's great to see father and son working together on a project. And in this one, you even got the help of a ton more, too! Your collaborative stuff is always fun to watch, and I look forward to seeing more of it!
Incredible effort!
You are one of the finest!
6:45 I love the chaotic energy the unsteady camera adds during that time lapse.
You can see Matt's years of experience in full display in this project. Absolutely insane!
Slight missed opportunity not making the rear mount look like a magsafe mount, but man, when the Type-C Pro Max showed up, I laughed out loud. Absolutely incredible.
Maybe one of the MagSafe battery packs might be able to put the batteries in that and have the cable go through the back
Fantastic work, but where's the haptic engine, Matt?
"I have been using world's largest iPhone for a week now. Let's review it"
~MKBHD
Yeah 😂
would make for a sick video actually
He wouldn't, Apple didn't pay him for the positive press.
I want to see how will marques do the intro for this one
@@saurabhprasad4712 “from my testing it’s not very portable but the screen is amazing”
09:55 biggest phone could not be built without the help of Android.
Now get Dbrand to skin it
Absolutely stunned. I love all sorts of build videos, and have often been seriously impressed by what people have been able to do (Stuff Made Here being a fav). But never had I quite felt the almost painful sense of awe that watching you deliver something so difficult to such a high degree of finish quality gave me. Wow. So far beyond impressed, well done!
"Scratches at a level 2 with deeper grooves at a level 3"
;)
So funny seeing Matt jam an r5 into the iPhone. I laughed, but really I shouldn’t have expected anything less.
Apple has 72 hours to respond in their Apple Event
Can’t wait for them to say “largest iPhone ever made” and just be like “about that”
9:01 - Goosebumps and I could feel how incredibly happy he would be by then. Also, you could have tested the Glue applying on a Small OLED to avoid such expensive mistake OR Should have taken a quick look to see if this glue will leak anywhere in the sides. Because, when I was applying similar glue kind for my S22 Ultra mobile which has a curved edge, i was so careful in doing that.
But, what you have done is no words can explain that!! Big Salute.
So many times in this video I found myself saying "damn that's an expensive part". This thing must have been SO expensive
The TV alone is 15k (and he used 2), then all the PC parts on top of that. Easily 50k.
@@cprn.The TV is 20k and Cnc parts also easily few thousands... And the touch layer was custom made, that's another few k on top... It's insane...
Well it is 75k
@@Unknown-64209 Counting the TV screen and the custom touch screen once or twice?
@@cprn.Twice and TVs are 25k each
Lamar is the mvp of this build!
Ty, Ty i appreciate it, im just the software guy tho!
LiteLotus oh here you are, i'm very thankful for your content guys! Love from Romania! ❤
i love that you made a giant android phone, and called it an iphone, love it
Android is just a software. The exterior is iPhone, the interior is a PC.
Looks like the ENCOM desk from TRON. Super cooooool
This level of DIY is absolutely mind blowing.
Well it's hard to even call this DIY anymore. Many people collaborated and factories.
So Design It Yourself - partially cause software was done by someone else
Assemble It Yourself - also not quite
Build It Yourself - not at all with many parts ordered outside and built or milled to spec.
Matt, this project is absolutely mind-blowing! Seriously, creating the world's largest iPhone isn't just some wild idea; it's a stroke of genius. The fact that you're pulling this off, even as Apple, the giant, looms over the tech world, is just incredible. How can you not admire their courage and vision?
The touchscreen issue sounds like a nightmare, but honestly, that workaround? Using acrylic to separate the touch layer and LOCA glue to keep everything crisp and functional? That’s some next-level ingenuity!
This isn’t just a massive iPhone for show; it’s a testament to what’s possible when people push beyond the limits of what’s expected. You can feel the passion and drive behind every detail. I’m so pumped to see the finished product because, honestly, projects like this are what keep the maker world alive and exciting. Matt is absolutely killing it, and deserves all the love and support for his hard work!
Cool post, UA-camrGPT
why people still using gpt to post comments, its easy to spot, there are so many better models out there
Maybe I missed it, but can this phone actually call or send texts? Like in the cellular network, not just through the Internet? Seems like a huge omission if not. They could probably have just installed a phone inside the phone and somehow program it to have that basic capability.
Now you mention it I forgot to cover that in the video! It has a mobile data hotspot built in.
Yeah! Most phones now use WiFi for calling when available, using the hotspot technically just makes that the default 😅
It should. it literally has a PC inside it.. you can literally just perform a network text or call. and if you do just re-register a sim to the Pc if you want.. it's a PC.. like it's a PC.. emulating android.. that looks like an Iphone..
@@DIYPerksi didn't see the selfie camera as well
If anybody else did this they would have never done it at this quality. I applaud that. Also shout out to Lamar!
6:28 - ah yes, the "roadkill cat" pouring pattern... pretty standard, tbh
Underrated comment 😂
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I work night-shift and make use of all of your "artificial window's" series.
I make them for me an my coworkers, when they bring me old TVS. I love them, set em up to timers and have them do daylight cycles
The basic TV ones are easy to do, but the ones where you shine a LED through a soapy acrylic door look sooooooo nice.
I want to do one of the acrylic ones in my closet, but i fear my closet isn't deep enough to really sell the effect/ idk
It's been a while, and these are perfect for basement dwellers; if you ever think of a more compact design for the fancy ones, you should post it!!
I built one much like that big fancy one Matt made using a standard bowens mount reflector. It's not amazing, but it's very small and cheap. You can also get more expensive and larger bowens mount modifiers that work better.
Instead of making a gigantic tank of water to put in front I was able to use the filter mount in the reflector to put the filter much closer to the light and therefore make it much smaller.
Also containing water is a massive pain (not to mention heavy), but I found out that certain clear bathroom silicone caulk has the same effect. it's so much easier to work with, you just squeeze it into a mold and wait a couple days for it to dry and you never have to worry about leaks or water getting gross. I believe I used clear GE bathroom silicone (the cheapest stuff in home depot), but you might wanna try out a couple of different ones to find the one that looks the best. The filter I made works really great though.
@@avadrumm @nightfr09 you both need to post videos of what you did!
@@Zaihanisme I guess I could do that. Probably gonna be a week or two, but I'll edit my comment with a link to a video when I make it
5:28 imagine going into a job interview and they ask "where is your knowledge best at" and you say "glue, im really smart about glue"
There are certaintly plenty of people who do this, being an expert on glue is a true skill. Did you know that on modern air planes many parts are glued? Because it brings less tension than welding, has better behavior if entering failure mode etc (a glue will bend, while a weld will break) and so on.
@@georgelionon9050 how do you even find this out lol
did you just one day google "how are plane built"
@@Zerkiaa i've seen it on TV :) some feature about glue.
@@Zerkiaa at the pro levels they are called adhesives. There are entire fields of study and engineering on them... Just another rabbit hole in the infinitely fractal sponge of all knowledge
I guess that would surprise you only if you are not aware how important and hi-tech glue is
Seeing your attention to detail and love for fine finishes on something of this scale is wild. A new iPhone fresh out of the box is a very satisfying piece of sleek hardware. Blowing it up that much and still keeping that precision look and function is absolutely bonkers. Beautiful build 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
That’s incredibly impressive Matt.
The camera part I don’t fully understand how they will work knowing how fiddly they are to get going when turned on and needing access to the camera to go through the menus.
But also, I don’t understand what you are using for the front camera, I don’t think I missed it, did I?
Sadly he never showed that part. But it seems like it's directly connected to the pc instead of the shit wireless thing the two main cameras are using
@@nilsekluund Yeah. A capture card would be much better.
watch mrs whos the boss video
@@Microxxd it didn’t answer my questions at all.
Hey Mr Bloom! The front camera is an OBSBot Tiny 2 with all its pan/tilt features removed. I found it to be the 'webcam' with the best image quality by a significant margin (same class as a DJI Pocket 3 imo).
The other cams are indeed a bit tricky, but it was the best combo I could find. The Sony presents itself to be connected to as soon as the phone is plugged into mains power (the camera is left 'on' so when usb power is detected it activates). As for the Canon, the rings need to be removed (they're magnetic) and an FN button pressed followed by a confirmation on the touchscreen, which connects it to a mobile hotspot that the phone is also connected to, so it's able to be accessed whenever without disrupting Internet access. It's a bit convoluted but it's the best I could come up with!
Lamar is a legend!
Ty
One of the most impressive things ever done on UA-cam, exceeding all expectations and the belief of what's possible. Truly remarkable piece of art that should definitely go down in history.
The level of effort that must have gone ibln to this is incredible! Outstanding 👍🏾
@JerryRigEverything heavy breathing... 😂
Why do people want all this hard work to be scratched and damaged?
@@automation7295 for science, of course. 😂
I can't be the only one that finds round corner bevels really pleasing to look at at that scale Would love to see a tv that uses that instead of squared corners
Na bro you are the only one i even hate round corners on my phone just give me square corners like samsung
Would love a Tv like that too❤
@@legendboyAni ...then get a samsung
@@SmitePlayz1 but i like to use graphenos which i can't get in samsung, google pixel is my only option
Aaron just financed the product. Only you made the world's largest iPhone. I think all the credit goes to you
Him financing it is amongst the reasons its possible stop glazing.
@@Earlybeggar But he doesn't deserve the Guinness world record, all credit should go to DIY Perks
@@Sithhy the world record has both their names. stop jumping to conclusions
@@Sithhy It goes to both of them. It was a team of 10 people who made thw whole thing possible and these 2 are the head of this product so they both get credit
agreed
This is absolutely incredible. Your content is head and shoulders above anyone else on this platform. Congrats.
All you need now is the worlds largest pocket 🤣🤣🤣
No that Whosetheboss guy got plenty of big pockets.
it's pretty small compared to a dudes pockets
i Love the irony, that Apple is not only roasted by being passed in subscribers... but also that "worlds largest iPhone" doesn't run on IOS but on Android...
What is well represents the security level of the two OS :)
@@merlinwarage yep...
@@merlinwaragewith that logic macos is less secure because you can install it on your pc? 😂
@@d_techterminal yes, you can install it with bypassing all the hardware security features. It's called hackintosh not by mistake.
@@merlinwarage it doesnt matter, getting a virus on an android phone is close to impossible anyway, and google still tracks us in all kinds of ways also on iphone
Several times I did shout out "HOW ON EARTH" and yes, you actually made a state of the art. You never fail to give me shivers of how much power an engineer can have.
Wow this is amazing. What a feat of engineering this is to make a scaled up version of an iPhone. Your hard work and determination have paid off so well done.