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If, like us, you bought this as a play phone for your kids, and realized that it shocks on Christmas morning - here’s how to disable the shock while keeping the other functions.Starting on the bottom left, peel back the top layer of the phone screen. You can feel a bump under the screen where the shock generator sits. It peels back very easily. A razor blade can help with this step.You’ll see two white wires coming from the generator, heading toward the button. Snip either of these wires and you’ll be good to go.The front layer will re-adhere to the phone somewhat, but a drop or two of super glue will keep it in place better than when you received it.Also, if you deal with anxiety and need to test the button to ensure you disabled it correctly, hand it to an unsuspecting party and ask them to hit the button on your behalf. If you disabled it correctly, no harm no foul. But if you didn't, then just chalk it up to a successful use of the prank product.

So it came in the mail promptly. When you pick it up, it does have a lighter feel than a regular phone. It is clearly a lightweight plastic. The flashlight and laser light does work. Sadly the main reason I bought the phone was for the shock it was supposed to have, and it does not work, It is a dud I assume. It is a little scratched up, so it looks used. Honestly, I think with how it arrived and looked it seems that they knew it was a dud and sent it anyway. I would not recommend buying this product. ( REVIEW FOR COOPLAY FAKE SHOCKING PHONE 6S

I only wanted a dummy phone to carry in my pocket as a decoy, but the three extra features are nice; Laser pointer, flashlight, and shock. As others have said, the phone is light (I measured 2.3 oz). The shock think surprised me most, which I had forgot about when phone arrived. I pressed the start button and viola, big shock. It felt like a rather high voltage shock, but subsequently I tried to measure it, and using two multimeters, both only got about 2 volts, not sure how such a low voltage produced a shock. BTW, the bottom part of the phone is metallic providing one electrical surface, and a metallic ring around the start button is the other, so if you hold in one hand and press the button, the circuit is through your finger and wrist to the other finger.

Well,first of all it is lighter than the real iPhone. Second, even though it looks like the real thing, of course it's not made out of quality materials, so it looks fake. Tricking somebody with it lays all in the presentation. For example you are in a hurried situation with somebody and you ask them while you hand them the phone, " can you text such and such for me". That has worked for us - it's a fun little prank. Quietly showing it to somebody, "Look at my new iPhone", doesn't work...it's too obvious it's not real.

I was definitely entertained by the Cooplay Fake Shocking Phone 6, which is exactly what it claims to be - a fake phone that shocks you! The shock is just enough to get your attention and not too much that you can’t trick a toddler!The design is well-made and the phone's appearance is quite convincing (as a bit of an older phone but some folks still have them), making it a great prop for a prank or a fun party trick. It also has a little flashlight which is a neat bonus.My only reason for not giving it 5 stars is that it's surprisingly lightweight & makes it less convincing when trying to fool people who are a bit more skeptical. I've found that if you're trying to prank someone who's not easily fooled, they might be able to see right through this phone's lack of weight.Overall, I'd still highly recommend the Cooplay Fake Shocking Phone 6 if you're looking for a fun and entertaining prop. Just be aware of its limitations and don't try to use it on someone who's too clever for your tricks!

This looks very close to an actual iPhone, and works great! I leave it on the shelf at my desk where everyone walks by. There are so many people that ask, who left their phone? and pick it up to turn the screen on! I have gotten some great reactions from people as they do not expect the shock. This little gadget has brought a lot of fun to our workplace.Sometimes if people suspect nothing is up, i will tell them to press the button on the side, its a laser, press the other one, its a flashlight, then i don't say anything else. They naturally press the front home button because they have not tried it yet. Then they get zapped! This thing never gets old!I have gotten many people, and still continue to get more. What a great product and idea.

I do not recommend this item because I think it hurts and when it shocks you it feels weird through your heart

Not only did the flashlight not work... but it quite literally shocked me. When I pressed the button. Its basically like one of those old school prank rings for shaking someone's hand. I hate it and I'm not happy with it. Please don't buy. And I truly don't write negative reviews, but you get what you pay for, for me this should be 0 Dollars.