This 'iPhone 12 Pro Stealth' Updated Gold comes without cameras or LiDAR sensor and costs $5,520.

 

Caviar iPhone 12 Pro Stealth


Featuring a radical design change, the iPhone 12 series supports Apple's new camera system with a LiDAR scanner. Though reviewers take a favorable view of the design, it comes in two separate finishes - stainless steel and aluminium. Apple held the same rates for the iPhone 12 as last year but you can purchase an even more costly version of the smartphone if you have money to waste. That's right, the "iPhone 12 Pro Stealth" that comes without cameras and LiDAR sensors has been released by Caviar.

Caviar's New iPhone 12 Pro Stealth Features No Cameras or LiDAR Scanner and the Gold Variant costs a whopping $5,520

It is understood that Caviar modifies iPhone models using precious metals such as gold and titanium. The company further updated the iPhone this time, but well, let's just say you're not going to be able to take images from the device. The removal of the cameras as well as the LiDAR scanner is the key highlight of the current Caviar modification.

Caviar's latest iPhone 12 Stealth will not be able to take pictures and capture videos, as described earlier. So after eliminating one of the most important features of the smartphone, who is the company targeting? The iPhone 12 Pro Stealth could be intended for government employees or companies struggling with increased privacy and sensitive work.

Caviar iPhone 12 Pro Stealth

There's bad news for you if you're curious whether or not the front camera is involved. They replaced the rear cameras and disabled the front camera. What this means is that you're not going to be able to take any images of Caviar's iPhone 12 Pro Stealth. You just have a bare phone left with you that functions just like every other iPhone. As can be seen in the picture below with a Caviar logo on the bottom, the back of the iPhone looks plain.

There are two finishes available for Caviar's iPhone 12 Pro Stealth - titanium alloy and gold. We're glad you didn't change this because you're going to pay a lot for your handset. As for pricing, the iPhone 12 Pro Stealth titanium alloy is available at $4,990 and the Stealth gold is available at $5,520. Although this may sound pricey, it's still cheaper than the iPhone 12 Pro pure gold that costs $44,310.

Be sure to remember that only 99 units of the iPhone 12 Pro Stealth are available if you're planning on having one. What are your thoughts on this stealthy new iPhone 12 Pro that comes without the LiDAR scanner or camera sensors? In the comments, let us know.

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