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First Alleged iPhone 12 Mini Hands-On Hits the Web [VIDEO]
We may have what appears to be the first hands-on with Apple’s upcoming iPhone 12 mini with 5.4-inch display.
The following video from Romanian tech journalist, George Buhnici on YouTube (via @MarkGurman), shows what is a fully-functional iPhone 12 mini being used.
The video shows Buhnici comparing the size of the iPhone 12 mini to the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max. The phone looks tiny in comparison to the latter. He also shows a hands-on demo of the iPhone 12 mini with screen sharing.
It’s unclear how Buhnici obtained the apparent iPhone 12 mini, but with the phone set to launch pre-orders next Friday and launch on November 13, some Apple authorized resellers may already have the device on hand.
Now if only the iPhone 12 Pro mini was such a thing, am I right?
Update: the video has been pulled, as one would expect. 9to5Mac saved a copy but even their copy has been pulled as well.
Update 2: check out the video below someone saved:
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