I bought the cheapest smartphones on the planet.
A video on YouTube. In Tech, a Krater category.
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The creator unboxes and tests a selection of fake, heavily discounted smartphones, accessories, and power banks ordered from Wish to see how closely they resemble real devices.
From the video
Answers: What happens when you buy cheap fake smartphones and tech from Wish?
- Unboxing fake smartphones from Wish
- Testing Wish knock-off tech products
- Comparing fake phones to real models
- Evaluating Wish power bank capacities
What it concludes
- The ultra-cheap smartphones bought from Wish have terrible viewing angles, inaccurate camera specifications, and fake multi-camera setups.
- The power banks ordered from Wish have significantly exaggerated mAh capacities and feel excessively light and hollow.
- Some Wish phones unexpectedly feature soft and convincing software skins that mimic high-end operating systems despite being fake hardware.
- Buying extremely cheap tech from Wish is generally a misleading experience with low build quality, but can be an amusing experiment.
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