Last Digit by Anubhav Srivastava

Effect

The 'Last Digit' trick creates the illusion that a spectator can unlock an iPhone without knowing the passcode. The magician changes the phone's passcode to a new one, unknown to the spectator. Through a series of actions, the spectator inputs digits, and the phone unlocks magically. The effect is highly visual and leaves the audience amazed.

Full details

The 'Last Digit' trick involves using an iPhone and a specific method to allow a spectator to unlock the phone without knowing the passcode. The magician changes the phone's passcode to a new one, which remains unknown to the spectator. The trick relies on a series of snaps and guesses, where the spectator inputs digits, and the phone unlocks seemingly by magic. The trick is available as a digital download and is priced around $10. It requires some phone setup before performance.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who perform live and want a strong visual effect that can be easily reset. It works well with any iPhone, making it accessible to many performers. However, it may not be suitable for noisy environments where the method could be more easily detected.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The 'Last Digit' trick is simple to learn and perform. It does not require advanced sleight of hand or complex techniques. The main challenge is the initial phone setup, which needs to be done before the performance. Once set up, the trick can be performed quickly and effectively.

What magicians say

Craig Petty from Magic Live praises the 'Last Digit' trick for its simplicity and strong visual impact. He notes that it is easy to learn and works well in live performances. However, he mentions that the method might be predictable for some spectators and could struggle in noisy settings. Overall, the trick is seen as a great addition to a magician's repertoire, especially for those looking for a quick and visually impressive effect.