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I got scammed by fake #AirPods Max
Jun 20, 2024 Β· 0:56
The presenter explains how he was scammed into buying counterfeit AirPods Max on Facebook Marketplace. He unboxes the product to reveal convincing packaging, accessories, and a serial number that appears valid on an Apple coverage check. Despite triggering the genuine Apple pairing animation on an iPhone, the headphones demonstrate poor build quality and inferior audio performance upon testing.
Buying counterfeit AirPods Max on Facebook Marketplace
The presenter shares how he was deceived into buying fake AirPods Max on Facebook Marketplace after the serial number and sealed packaging checked out as legitimate.
Unboxing and checking the serial number
Upon opening the package, the cables, case, and packaging mirror the original product, supported by a seemingly valid Apple coverage page.
Spotting the fakes and testing functionality
Putting the headphones on reveals poor build quality and terrible sound, even though connecting them triggers the official Apple pairing popup.
Ever been scammed? Well, I just got hit hard thinking scams would not work on me, and it's unreal how sophisticated it was. I snagged these brand new AirPods Max on Facebook Marketplace for a steal. The seller seems legit, the serial number on the box and the purchase date checked out on Apple's website, and the box was sealed. I was excited. When opening the box, the cables, case all looked exactly the same as the original ones. But as soon as I started putting them on, something felt off.
The materials were soft, The buttons were clicky, and the sound was just horrible. I realized I'd been fooled. These fakes are very well made. They look and feel real, even when connecting them to my phone. The official Apple headphones exclusive popup comes up, so my phone was also completely tricked into thinking they are the real deal. It's terrifying to think how many people probably buy these fakes thinking they got a good deal and would never realize they're using a cheap, low-quality product.