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โก Shockingly Realistic Fun for the Ultimate Prankster!
The Cooplay Fake Shocking Phone is a lightweight, battery-powered novelty gadget designed to mimic an iPhone 7s Plus. Featuring a safe electric shock prank, dual flashlight modes, and a sleek black plastic body, itโs perfect for adults looking to add a surprising twist to parties and social events. Not suitable for children under 14, this gag toy guarantees laughs and memorable moments.
| ASIN | B01NBQXIPQ |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #101,142 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #1,608 in Gags & Practical Joke Toys |
| Brand Name | Cooplay |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.5 out of 5 stars 1,178 Reviews |
| Educational Objective | Color Recognition |
| Item Weight | 18.14 g |
| Manufacturer | Cooplay |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Cooplay-yy273 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 15 - 15 years |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | Cooplay-yy273 |
| Number of Batteries | 4 LR44 batteries required. |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Players | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Power Source | battery powered |
| Set Name | Single Item Novelty Phone Toy (1 Piece) |
| Size | Small |
| Theme | Halloween |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
T**.
A great budget friendly decoy phone
It works perfectly as a cheap decoy phone for yondr pouches. My school doesnโt really do a through check on phones all they really do is just see if it is a phone or not and feel the pouch only to make sure if itโs a phone case or not. I would use my old phone but I use it for other things so this fake phone really comes in handy. I will say that it is lighter than a regular phone however itโs fairly as thick a regular phone and feels like one too. Also another thing addressing the shock feature at first the shock is quite mild but not enough for you to drop the phone or make you react much. It can be good for light pranks however the phone type is way too old for someone to fall for that. But I definitely recommend if you are looking for a dirt cheap decoy phone that looks real enough first glance especially for yondr pouches.
P**A
Terrible dont waste your time and money
Bought this hoping it would be a simple but funny gag gift for my teenager received what was not even heavy enough to hold down a piece of paper and was covered in scratches fresh out of the package not like the mailman had done it but like they threw something used in there when I ordered it on top of that there's no on-off button just the button at the bottom of the phone like your home screen button to push that you're supposed to feel a zap I pushed multiple times thinking it wasn't working when I realized it was putting out just the smallest amount of zap, you couldn't even tell it was doing anything I swear a feather could zap me harder than this phone
E**N
That is too much fun
This is the funniest prank Iโve ever saw. Oh my goodness I give it to people and say is this your phone and they go to push the button oh they get shocked. They get so excited. Itโs just a blast. Iโm so happy to have this. The quality the look the bright oh my goodness this is too much fun. I just love prank pranks and my grandson does too. He had a blast at the festival.
K**R
Super fun twice tho
It worked twice then broke. Super fun twice tho.
N**N
Great prank! Don't listen to the negativity.
Is this made with the build quality of a $1,000 iPhone? No. Does it do the trick? Absolutely! One reviewer here said that it came "covered in scratches fresh out of the package". Ummmmmm...that would be called PROTECTIVE PLASTIC put on to preserve the shiny screen. PEEL IT OFF! She also said that it gave jus the "smallest amount of zap, you couldn't even tell it was doing anything". If your mark holds the phone by the sides and gently pushes the button, the zap is low, but still startles. But if the person holds it as most people do and touches the metal bar on the back bottom as they push the "home" button, ZAAAAAAAP!!! My young son got zapped (accident, I didn't mean to prank him) but he said "I love this so much! This is the best day of my life!" Bright flashlight and handy laser pointer are a bonus!
S**E
After extensive field testing, I'm raising my rating from three to five stars
At first I wasn't pleased; just looking at it screams "fake". I was going to open it up and add some weight but trust me, don't. The trick is to place it with the screen facing down. People will still pick it up, and considering its weight they'll think it's a child's toy. But here's the surprising thing: everyone will still push the button. Even knowing it doesn't feel real, even though the screen is wavy cheap plastic and the home-button sticker is off center, even when it's sitting near that office guy who's known for stupid, stupid jokes... people push that button every #$&!ing time! If it appeared genuine I'd have been punched long ago, but the fact that they knew it was suspect from the moment they touched it makes them feel like payoff is their own fault. Perfect little toy, just as it is.
J**N
Good, but breaks quickly
Wish it was heavier to have the weight of a normal cell phone. But it does the trick. However the toy fall apart within a few uses. The cover peels off and becomes obvious it's a fake phone.
L**Y
Too fake, don't take
The there was no shock, the phone doesn't include; batteries for replacement, no instructions, and way too light to feel real, but the only thing that's good is the flashlight, and that doesn't even work well, don't buy, it's a waste of money
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