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Caviar has built its reputation on a specific kind of excess. An actual Rolex embedded into the back of an iPhone 14 Pro, retailing at $133,000. A custom iPhone 13 Pro cast from aluminum salvaged from a melted Tesla Model 3. A John Wick-themed iPhone 16 Pro so aggressively styled it looked like it belonged…
There’s luxury, and then there’s Caviar-level luxury—the kind that takes an already premium device and gives it the kind of makeover that would make even John Wick pause before pulling the trigger. Meet the iPhone 16 Pro Viper, a phone that costs nearly ten times its base model, inspired by the iconic assassin’s weapon of…
You could buy two Vision Pros at that price and still have change to spare… I’m not sure whether to call this prohibitive pricing or to just keep scrolling without reacting viscerally, but the folks at Caviar, in their infinite wisdom, have created a version of the iPhone 15 Pro that’s so ludicrously expensive it…
“Caviar’s bejeweled iPhone 14 Pro comes with a $133K price tag and an actual Rolex stuck on the back” Forget the Dynamic Island on the front… check out the Rolex Island on the back. There’s a fine line between a good Medium Rare steak and a steak that’s pushed just over the edge into Rare/Well-Done…
“#Galaxy S22 Ultra Caviar editions let you choose how you want to burn your money” If the Galaxy S22 Ultra still feels too light for your wallet, then you can throw more money at these gold-plated luxury editions instead. Smartphones have become incredibly pricey these days, at least compared to figures from even just four…
“#A limited edition iPhone 13 Pro made from a melted Tesla Model 3 is an exercise in extravagance” Apple and Tesla lovers have got themselves a match made in heaven – an exclusive iPhone 13 Pro made from the melted parts of the Tesla Model 3 EV. If that’s not enough, Caviar has one more…
“#Wisconsin official charged with illegal sale of sturgeon caviar” Something fishy is going on in Wisconsin. One of the state’s top marine biologists, known locally as the “Sturgeon General,” was arrested last week for a massive scheme to sell caviar illegally under the guise of state-run research, accepting at least $20,000 in a single year…