This isn't the S5 you're looking for.

[mikedt]

Seen in a local phone store, Saugsnmg Galxvy S5... How the hell do you pronounce that?

I've seen a lot of fake Samsungs, but this one did amuse me a bit.

 

[chanchan05]

I saw once a logo that read "Samsnug"

 

[mikedt]

The knock-off S5 was in one of these emporiums.

 

[bjacks12]

Damn, I really miss the Philippines. Stuff like this made my day on a regular basis. I remember seeing Kobe jerseys that were the wrong color.

 

[mikedt]

Damn, I really miss the Philippines. Stuff like this made my day on a regular basis. I remember seeing Kobe jerseys that were the wrong color.

I know Kobe, he plays for the Lekars.

...well the number is correct.

 

[Slug]

The best I've seen is a Note 2 presented for warranty repair (display u/s) which, when opened, revealed dual SIM slots but a label identifying it as a GT-N7100. The owner insisted he'd bought it from us... until I pointed out that not only was the IEMI unrecognised, but that a genuine Note 2 has more than 1GB system/8GB internal storage.

He returned the next day with proof of purchase - an A4 print of an email receipt, almost entirely in Chinese, for a "Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (N7100): $149.99". Needless to say, it was returned within days marked "non-genuine product". The owner seemed genuinely amazed that it wasn't the real deal.

 

[Revenant Ghost]

Seen in a local phone store, Saugsnmg Galxvy S5... How the hell do you pronounce that?

I've seen a lot of fake Samsungs, but this one did amuse me a bit.

Saug-sen-mug Galzevy S5? :rofl:

 

[nickdalzell]

even Nickelodeon makes better 'fakes'. i actually think the 'PearPhone' was a neat looking device, even if it's supposed to be a mockup of an Apple iPhone. the pear-shaped screen is just unique. we need more unique phones these days--everything looks the same!