Dam something actually interesting
An extremely rare misprint iPhone 6S with 2 “S” symbols. This should never have left initial production, let alone made it through quality control. The shell is real, as proven by the 2 data matrixes on the Apple logo.pic.twitter.com/gqqcHXURdO
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Hello! I strive to put out interesting content always, but thanks! I bought this off of eBay a while back for a price that made it obvious the owner didn’t know what they had. I am now close to finishing the sale with a buyer. The money will buy hopefully my first prototype!
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iPhone S6S
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this is incredibly interesting, but can we know for sure that someone didnt just lazer engrave another s onto it?
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I guess we don’t know for sure, but I imagine getting the S exactly like they do in the factory could be difficult to do
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iPhone 6ss
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Oh no the iPhone SS is real
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Is this from a retail unit iPhone or it’s just a shell for the production model?
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Hello! This shell is from a device that was purchased by a customer. It’s rare for misprints to leave the factory, and even rarer to get into the hands of customers!
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On what firmware is that board?
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I never could check as the phone was IC locked!
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