Leviosa (Phone Edition)

Building on the popularity of their best selling effect Leviosa, João Miranda and his team have created a brand new version using an iPhone. You can now perform a miracle-level effect in bars, at shows, or for your friends, without ever needing to bring out a deck of cards.

Created by João Miranda in collaboration with Leviosa creator Júlio Montoro, “Leviosa Phone” is a three-phase routine that slowly builds into a powerful climax. First, the magician’s phone is placed on the floor and then slowly flips over without anyone touching it. For the second phase, you touch fingertips with your participant, and the phone’s flashlight turns on. Finally, the phone levitates off the ground and into your hand.

FAQ

**Do I use the gimmick with a specific phone case? ** Leviosa Phone includes a custom black case that is essential due to the construction of the gimmick itself and the weight and balance required for the illusion. What you see in the trailer is exactly what you receive. The case cannot be exchanged for another.

**What if I have a different phone? Do you sell a matching case? ** The effect is constructed so that you don’t need a matching phone case. However, if you do want it to match, the gimmick is modelled on a standard case design, so you can find affordable, matching cases online that would be perfect to match the gimmick.

When the magician shows their real phone, the audience doesn’t need to see the back of the phone. This means they’ll never see what your case looks like, so they won’t notice if it matches.

**But what if I have an Android? ** Since the Leviosa Phone screen doesn’t turn on and you don’t need to show the real phone’s back, the audience won’t notice or be able to tell that the gimmick phone is based on an iPhone, even if you have an Android.

**Do I have to do the whole routine, or can I just do the last phase? ** You have total control. You can add or remove phases as you wish.

**How many times can I perform the routine before I have to recharge the battery? ** Each charge lasts for about fifteen performances. There's a small LED that subtly warns you that the battery is getting low and that you only have enough charge for a few more performances. The battery can be charged with a standard USB-C cable, just like many real phones.

**Does it look like a real phone? ** Absolutely! The screen is made of real glass, ensuring that the phone looks perfectly like a working phone.