The quality on the iphone images looks fake. Why would they be using poorly rendered hardware, rather than sticking photoshopped screen images on real hardware (like they do on the rest of their product pages).

They wouldn't have shown a "No Service" signal strength on the top left of one of the screenshots. Always show 5 bars and remove the carrier name if needed but never ever suggest that you get No Service with an iPhone.

He quickly changes the URL to the Apple domain in the first few microseconds of 00:00, pause the video and rewind a bit :). Looks good though!

I call shenanigans.

I can't really tell if this is real. I don't imagine it is but then again, you never know

I don't know whether this is real or not but I do like the shape of the phone they show.

fake, but good try.. must've taken hours.

Oh so fake.