Is this Apple’s official iPhone 5 promotional video?

YouTuber “tony stew” has posted a video entitled, “Official iPhone 5 Promo Video September 12 2012.”

We’ve embedded it below.

The video claims certain design characteristics (unibody construction, glass cutouts, etc.), device measurements (4.6 ounces, 7.6 mm, etc.), specs (A6 processor, 1GB RAM, etc.) and often does so in Apple-esque ways (note how the width animates down to 7.6mm – it seems like something Apple would produce). In other places, however, the video doesn’t seem as kosher (The text “Antenna at top and bottom with glass cutout RF windows,” for one example, seems too wordy and clunky for Apple to have produced).

What do you think?

MacDailyNews Take: One glaring issue, among others, that we have with it is the music, it just doesn’t seem like a piece that Apple would use.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews readers too numerous to mention individually for the heads up.]

63 Comments

  1. What really is the point of this video if it is not coming directly from Apple? I wish I had this persons free time to waste.

    Why can’t everyone just wait until tomorrow’s announcements and get another hobby?

  2. Apple would never do a video with all that in it.

    For a stat they wouldn’t mention the sim card as they don’t design those for a start.

    Totally fake. To much information, not apples style at all, they keep their videos very simple and focus on 2 or 3 new features not everything and te kitchen sink.

    This is a fanboys video wish list and no way official from apple.

  3. This does not have the look of an apple ad, and finger print scanning from the home button yea sure. The graphics are CG and not the live look of the real product, plus they never slam people with that much technical minutiae.

  4. No voice over, too many stats, poorly rendered iPhone, fingerprint reading home button, dodgy same size SIM tray, O2 logo on SIM. If you think this is real, you’re a moron.

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