If you have never held a real iPhone in your hands, at first glance it will be difficult for you to identify a fake. Before you enthusiastically run to the salon of mobile phones and buy the desired communicator, try to familiarize yourself with the original, and also remember the main points to which you need to pay attention.
Instructions
Step 1
It makes no sense to identify a fake by price level, since copies are often sold for the price of a real iPhone. When buying, be sure to look into the box (especially if it has been opened). The quality of the cardboard and the plastic insert for the phone in the copies is much worse than that of the original (there is no pleasant silk smoothness, the plastic is thin, brittle). Copies have no relief on the box - along the contour of the phone and on the button. However, the box and instructions may very well be from the original iPhone.
Step 2
A fake headset has tougher wires. All the inscriptions that are embossed on a real iPhone are simply printed on a fake. Sometimes even the SIM card slot can be drawn. Inscriptions (including on wires, charging) should not contain hieroglyphs.
Step 3
The counterfeit power supply may be black, not white, like the original. If the USB cable snaps into place when connected to the phone, then it is not a real iPhone (in a real iPhone, the connector simply fits snugly into the phone).
Step 4
The original iPhone has a slightly larger screen size, it is heavier than a fake. iPhone is a monolithic block that cannot be opened without special tools. The fake iPhone is designed like a regular phone, with a removable back cover. The counterfeit is made of plastic, while the real iPhone is made of metal and glass.
Step 5
Turn on the iPhone, try to go to the menu, scroll through the list - the performance of the operating system clearly suffers from fakes. Check if the screen reacts to the touch of a pencil, if so, then you are holding a fake in your hands (a real iPhone reacts exclusively to the touch of your fingers).
Step 6
Copies are usually russified, be careful for grammatical errors in words. Try typing a message - if there is no virtual keyboard, then the iPhone is not real. IPhone copies lack built-in storage, Wi-Fi, antenna, and TV functionality.
