Techdy reports that it has gotten its hands on what it believes to be legitimate front and rear parts for the lower-cost plastic iPhone, they assembled the pieces together offering the first look at how the device will look like. The phone will come with a black front panel and color variations of the rear shell, which will reportedly include blue, pink, yellow, green, and white.

The budget iPhone will be made substantially from plastic (we can feel it’s actually polycarbonate material). It will have a 4” screen, like the iPhone 5, and interestingly, the budget iPhone actually has a shape that’s similar to Apple’s original iPod. When we hold the budget iPhone in our hands, the plastic chassis does not feel cheap at all. Unlike the plastic build quality of the Samsung Galaxy phones, the plastic material used on the budget iPhone feels more sturdy.

For way more information “including over 40 photos”, side-by-side comparisons with an iPhone 5 and closeup views of the individual rear shell and display parts, check out the full article on Techdy here.

Check out the hands-on video below where they show every single detail of how the new budget iPhone will look like.

Based on the design of Apple’s budget iPhone, we have made a budget Android smartphone called the Basic Bear. It rocks a 4 inch display (1136 x 640), 1.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 600 CPU, 2GB of RAM, 16GB storage, 8 megapixel rear camera with LED flash, 2 megapixel camera w/ 1080p HD video recording, built-in Qi wireless charging capabilities, 2300 mAh battery, Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, and much more. The best part? It costs just $199, and comes in 5 colors. For more information, feel free to visit our Techdy store.

Source [MacRumors]