Forget iPhone 16, World’s Biggest iPhone is Creating HUGE Buzz! How Indian Origin YouTuber Built it

World’s Biggest iPhone: If you are tired with the leaks, rumours and reports surrounding the release of Apple’s upcoming iPhone 16 and feeling overwhelmed by the information, here’s some delightful news for you! YouTuber and content creator Arun Maini, channel name Mrwhosetheboss, has created the world’s biggest smartphone replica by building a giant iPhone, which is two meters tall. Arun created a scaled-up version of an iPhone 15 Pro Max with the help of Matthew Perks, channel name DIYPerks.

World’s Biggest iPhone Creates Guinness World Record

In order to create the Guinness World Records, the aim was to make the smartphone fully functional – scrolling, sending emails and messages, and operating all the apps available on a normal device. A working camera, flashlight and charging port was also required.

“It feels like a full circle moment. I’m so proud of both our team and Matt for pulling off what’s never been done before,” Arun said.

Maini told Guinness World Records (GWR), "Growing up, I would disappear into the library for hours to read the latestGuinness World Recordsbooks, so to achievean award myself feels absolutely surreal." He further added, "It feels like a full circle moment. I'm so proud of both our team and Matt for pulling off what's never been done before."

How Internet Reacted to the World's Biggest iPhone

Arun posted this video on September 6 and so far it has garnered more than 2.6 million views with numerous people commenting and liking. The video is currently trending on YouTube.

A user wrote, "It all started with Mr. Beast's giant iPhone. I am glad Arun simply did not just plug a iPhone to a bigger screen unlike Jimmy's version. He did much more, and every attention to detail won the Guinness Record. Kudos and congratulations to the whole team! Definitely a win for Linus too."

Another person said, "After 1000 years, archaeologists will find this and add this to the evidence of giant humans' existence."

"This is insane! Youre truly bringing the Youtube game to the next level," posted another person.

According to Guinness World Records, Arun started uploading tech review videos on YouTube in 2011 and has since amassed a huge following. He built this largest smartphone to celebrate surpassing Apple in terms of subscribers on the video sharing platform.

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