Dan Pražák Fortune favors the prepared. This is probably the motto of the Russian company Caviar, which this week launched orders for the as-yet-unpresented iPhone 11. But it is not just any phone, the model in their offer belongs to the luxury range, which corresponds not only to the materials used, but above all to the price.
In recent years, the Caviar company has become famous for its special editions of flagship smartphones, especially those from Apple's workshop. The latest iPhones are often covered with precious metals and thus offered to mobile customers who desire special and unique goods. It is no different this year in the case of the upcoming iPhone 11. This time, however, the Russians prepared a truly exceptional piece and, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission, presented the iPhone 11 in the UNIVERSE DIAMOND edition.
iPhone 11 in Universe Diamond Edition:
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As the name suggests, it won't be just any iPhone. The back of the phone will be equipped with elements from space, specifically debris from a spaceship, parts of a meteorite and moon dust. Unique materials are complemented by 24-carat gold, gemstones and diamonds, with decorative elements laid out in the shape of the solar system.
The astronomical price corresponds to the special edition, which in the case of the highest variant with 512GB of storage climbed to $50, i.e. approximately 670 million crowns. Only one single piece will be produced, which has already been sold to the owner in China.
For other interested parties, there are also other options with a slightly lower price tag. The second most expensive is the Universe edition at $7, which is similar in design to the special model mentioned above, but does not have diamonds or, for example, meteorite parts. A little cheaper are the Singularity editions for $710, the Soyuz for $6 and the Explorer for $050. The cheapest version is the Apollo 5 edition, which is made of Kevlar and is heat-resistant up to 590 °C.
iPhone 11 in Apollo 11, Explorer, Soyuz, Singularity and Universe editions:
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Caviar is currently accepting pre-orders for the iPhone 11 in special editions. The start of sales can then be expected sometime in the second half of September. It is interesting that the company can now afford to offer a phone whose exact form it does not know, because it will be presented to the world in less than three weeks. It is probably based only on available materials that Apple sends to accessory manufacturers ahead of time.
source: Caviar
