Six reasons to pick Samsung’s foldable
Arun followed up their iPhone Duo coverage with a short video presenting six ways Samsung’s folding phone comes out ahead.
youtube.comWatch: 6 ways Samsung Fold beats iPhone DuoArun Maini, known as Mrwhosetheboss, is a British tech creator making smartphone reviews, gadget experiments and comparisons that help viewers understand the things they use.
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Arun followed up their iPhone Duo coverage with a short video presenting six ways Samsung’s folding phone comes out ahead.
youtube.comWatch: 6 ways Samsung Fold beats iPhone DuoIn a companion short, Arun presented six ways the iPhone Duo beats Samsung. Fans can watch both sides of their foldable comparison.
youtube.comWatch: 6 ways iPhone Duo beats SamsungArun published a full iPhone Duo review, including camera and battery tests and a look at heat and performance against Samsung.
youtube.comWatch: iPhone Duo is Messier Than You ThinkArun put a rugged phone case and a rugged phone side by side in a short comparison.
youtube.comWatch: Rugged CASE vs Rugged PHONEArun tested futuristic tech in a new video. The description points viewers to Glyde clippers and Augmental’s MouthPad.
youtube.comWatch: I tested the most Futuristic Tech - it scared me.
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YouTubeHow it started.
Before the phone reviews, Arun uploaded gaming clips. At 14, a ZTE Blade from their brother sparked an interest in smartphones. They studied the device and made a video about it. The response encouraged them to keep going. Later, while studying economics at Warwick, they completed a PwC internship but turned down a job offer to focus on YouTube.
The breakout.
In August 2015, Arun showed viewers how to make a smartphone display look like a floating hologram using a small transparent pyramid. The tutorial went viral. It offered a hands-on way to try something surprising with an ordinary phone.
Thinking bigger.
The channel grew from smartphone videos into wider gadget tests and experiments. In 2024, Arun and DIYPerks creator Matthew Perks built a working iPhone 15 Pro Max replica measuring 2.054 metres tall. Guinness World Records certified it on 29 August. The project fulfilled Arun’s promise to build a giant iPhone if the channel passed Apple’s subscriber count.
Making room for fans.
In April 2026, Arun shared a dream-tech experience with young fans through Make-A-Wish UK and made the video a fundraiser. Their recent uploads also include collaborations with TommyInnit and product recommendations from fellow YouTubers.
It feels like a full circle moment.Arun Maini, quoted by Guinness World Records, 6 September 2024
On building the record-setting smartphone replica with Matthew Perks.
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