Hidden inside that giant plastic case are the same guts as a standard Android tablet. It runs on a basic processor, has a 10,000 mAh battery (good luck charging that overnight), and a screen resolution that looks surprisingly crisp from a few feet away. The touchscreen uses a special infrared grid because your finger tip—or entire hand—can’t trigger a normal capacitive screen at that scale.
You can browse the web, check the weather, and even play a game of Angry Birds on it. Of course, flinging a bird means you have to physically push your arm across the screen like you’re a pitcher in slow motion. It’s less “mobile gaming” and more “full-body workout.”
This Is The Biggest iPhone In The World (And It Has A 400-Watt Flashlight)
Fun comparisons to keep you hooked
Let’s get real. This phone is bigger than a microwave. It’s roughly the height of a refrigerator—specifically, that mini-fridge you had in your college dorm. It’s about the same size as a Great Dane lying down. You could use it as a coffee table, if you didn’t mind accidentally calling your boss while resting your mug on the “M” key.
And the weight? Ninety pounds is about the same as a fully loaded suitcase or a small adult golden retriever. You can’t just pick it up and take a selfie with it. In fact, taking a selfie with this phone would require you to stand across the room from it, making the whole process hilariously pointless.
