EyePhone by Alan Boyd

This was a big hit at Blackpool this year, it is the utility item released by Chris Kenworthey and Mark Mason: Alan Boyd’s EyePhone.

If you like the TeleThought line of products you will freak out at the EyePhone. For me I’m not sure I want to carry two phones everywhere, but if that is not a problem for you then you’ll be very happy with this item.

Effect: THE REALLY, REALLY SMART PHONE.

THE TRICK EVERYONE WAS TALKING ABOUT AT THE BLACKPOOL MAGIC CONVENTION.

In July 2017 I sat down with Chris Kenworthey to discuss bringing the EYEPHONE to the magic community.
It’s now Feb 2018. Almost 8 months of development work with different phones, designs and engineering has brought us to the final EYEPHONE.

I truly believe this is one of the best peek devices I have come across in my 30 years of magic. It TICKS ALL THE BOXES.
The magician removes their phone, asking the spectator if they too have a cell phone. (Who doesn’t have one these days?) A business card is removed from the credit card holder attached to your phone.
You now ask, if like you, they have a list of contacts on their phone. They write down ANY contact on your business card. It can be a person, a place, ANYTHING.

The card is kept face down and slid back in among your credit cards. You really cannot see the card at all.
WITHOUT ANY QUESTIONS OF ANY KIND, you can reveal the exact person or place they thought of.

As much as I would like to, I cannot write the method here. Let’s just say the method for this effect, is the perfect application for this product.
It really is unbelievable how good this prop looks.

I mentioned earlier about TICKING boxes:

• PROFESSIONAL LOOKING PROP – TICK
• EVERYDAY OBJECT – TICK
• BRILLIANT METHOD – TICK
• ANY LANGUAGE – TICK
• NO QUESTIONS – TICK
• NO RESET – TICK
• NOTHING TO BREAK OR REPLACE – TICK
• SUPER EASY – TICK

Your EYEPHONE comes complete with a total of 15 ideas and routines.
Please note – Although this looks exactly like a cell phone, this is NOT a working Phone.
Chris and Mark would like to thank Bob Swadling for his help in the engineering of the EYEPHONE.

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