ANY item on SPECTATORS phone? | Deqode by David Jonathan and Kevin Aust | STUMPED review

This video from Murphy's Magic, presented as a "Stumped" review by Beau and Bor, thoroughly examines Deqode, a new magic release by David Jonathan and Kevin Aust. The review focuses on a detailed breakdown of the product's components, functionality, and potential applications. The creators express genuine enthusiasm for the effect, particularly highlighting its versatility and the seamless integration of magic and mentalism. Deqode allows performers to predict anything based on a barcode or QR code, offering a wide range of possibilities on both iOS and Android devices. A key point of discussion is the ability to use a spectator's phone, adding a layer of intrigue and apparent impossibility. The product retails for $54.95 and is considered suitable for beginner magicians, though a basic understanding of technology is helpful. The included tutorial is comprehensive, spanning over 3 hours and covering numerous routines and subtleties. The video showcases several routines, including Target Prediction, IMDb Movie Prediction, Spotify Artist Prediction, and the Spectator's Phone Routine. The reviewers suggest that while the effect is generally angle-flexible, some routines may require a slight adjustment in positioning. Overall, Deqode is praised for its innovative approach to QR code and barcode magic, offering a unique blend of magic and mentalism with limitless possibilities.