Looking for the perfect gift for the tech lover in your life? The Grid Studio Grid 1 gives a stunning expanded look at the first iPhone.
Grid Studio Grid 1 design
The Grid Studio Grid 1 fits perfectly with the Apple design language. The Grid 1 features a nice black frame with a white background, featuring not only the parts included in the iPhone, but also labels and measurements. That helps give a better look at how everything fits into the body of the device.Everything is in there. There’s the main body, obviously, along with the main board, headphone socket , camera module, and so on.
Overall, however, the original iPhone is obviously an iPhone. The device features that classic glossy Apple logo, and the brushed metal and black two-tone exterior. It’s a look that has long since been left behind, but is still very easy to recognize.The Grid Studio Grid 1 is in and out of stock from the Grid Studio website. When it is in stock, it costs between $399 and $599. It makes sense. Grid Studio has to source those iPhones, which at this point, are both rare and valuable.
Of course, while you’re there, it’s worth checking out Grid Studio’s other offerings. The company boasts expanded views at the original Game Boy,
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