A renowned Russian tech blogger known as Wylsacom has unveiled an iPhone 14 Pro Max claimed to be the most expensive ever, valued at 40 million rubles. The reveal featured a display of an ultra-premium gadget presented inside a pristine white box that seals with a gold key. The moment drew attention for its jaw-dropping price tag and the dramatic unboxing imagery that accompanied the claim.
The creator explained that the jewel-encrusted device carries 570 diamonds, describing it as the most expensive iPhone in history. He laughed at the audacity of the price point, framing the moment as a showcase of luxury technology rather than a practical gadget for everyday use.
Later in the discussion, the blogger clarified that this particular version is a more budget-conscious take within the same series. Instead of real diamonds, it uses Swarovski crystals and white gold, offering a spectacular, light-catching appearance without the true gemstone value. He noted that even the crystals catch the light in dramatic fashion, joking about how dazzling the final diamonds would be in comparison.
In addition to the extravagant model, the creator introduced another variant priced at 10 million rubles. He described it as more than a phone, likening it to a smartphone paired with a Rolex Daytona watch integrated into the design. The claim included that a genuine Swiss-made watch was affixed to the back of the device, and he added that such a special edition would require about a month and a half to order, underscoring the bespoke nature of the build.
Earlier in the year, the blogger also tested the durability of another folding device, the Huawei Mate X3, which carries a price around 150 thousand rubles. The test involved an unconventional scenario, using a Samsung washing machine to assess how the foldable would hold up under stress and abuse, and the audience was shown the results of the experiment to gauge its resilience.