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Classicbot designer Philip Lee has created a range of robot figurines, toys, plushes, and pins that are modeled after classic Apple devices like the Mac and the iPod.
The latest Classicbot product is an updated version of the iBoy that’s available in pouch form. Lee’s previously released iBoy was made from plastic and modeled after the Classic iPod. The iBoy Phone Pouch looks similar to the original figurine, but in a larger plush format.
Because it uses an iPod design, the iBoy Phone Pouch is rectangular in shape with plush stuffed headphones for ears, long arms, and short legs. The stitching is top notch and this feels like a high-quality accessory, which I would expect at this price point.
There’s an embroidered display at the front with a cute robot face and an embroidered click wheel, which is what gives the iBoy its recognizable iPod styling. All of the limbs and add-ons are well attached, and it feels like a durable little bag that’s going to hold up well.
Size wise, the iBoy has a limited amount of space inside. It will fit an iPhone, including the iPhone 12 Pro Max in a case, but that’s a snug fit and not much else is able to go inside. In fact, it’s such a snug fit that I don’t think this is something I’d want to use for my Pro Max unless I wasn’t using a case, but it is a looser fit for the smaller iPhones. There is a soft plush lining inside that’s going to prevent an iPhone (or whatever else is inside) from getting scratched up, and a plastic zipper at the top keeps the pouch closed up.
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