Amber and tyrannosaur tooth for this iPhone 13 Pro Max

Afterthe Cyberphone and its titanium design, Caviar returns to the charge in 2021 with this time a personalized iPhone 13 Pro Max, theTyrannophone. On the menu, a composite shell, titanium and 24-carat gold on which the head of a dinosaur is engraved, but not only that. Because the eye of the beast is in reality a real piece ofamber, precious stone made of fossilized sap.

Even better: one of the animal's teeth incorporates a small fragment ofTyrannosaurus teeth, dating back eighty million years. The manufacturer does not specify where this find comes from, but it happens that certain museums finance their activities in this way or that collectors part with certain nuggets. However, you will have to pay the price, since the device still costs a whopping $9,150 (or almost 8,000 euros) with 1 TB of internal storage. There is also an iPhone 13 Pro version, cheaper ($8,610 or a little more than 7,500 euros at the current exchange rate).

How to buy this special iPhone?

To treat yourself to this little gem or please a member of your family as the holidays approach,you need to go to the official Caviar website. The custom case specialist allows you to pay in one click, then provides a tracking number that lets you know the status of your order at any time. Just before you receive it, a member of the brand's team will finally call you to complete the delivery.

Technical sheet

L’iPhone 13 Pro et l’iPhone 13 Pro Maxare both powered by an A15 Bionic processor with six-core CPU, 6 GB of RAM, five-core graphics card and sixteen-core Neural Engine artificial intelligence engine. Their diagonal is, however, different, with 6.7 inches for the iPhone 13 Pro Max compared to 6.1 inches for its little brother. Battery life also differs between the two models with up to 28 hours of video playback for the Pro Max compared to 22 for the Pro.

Both smartphones unlock with Face ID and offer multiple features dedicated to confidentiality including blocking cross-app tracking or end-to-end encryption of iMessages. Finally, water resistance is also there for the most daring.