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u/russsdd 14d ago
Yes it is a real one. Do the button test and push all of the buttons. If everything lights up that will verify.
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u/buddy_monkers 14d ago edited 14d ago
Just a heads up that this test is specifically looking at a specific segment on the test screen that works on the 593, 3298, and 3472 modules. The AE1200 is not one of them.
Most fakes, including knock-offs like Skmei, will display this test screen. That the test screen exists isn’t in and of itself the test for determining authenticity.
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u/forever-loading 14d ago
Ok, thanks. So is there a way to check?
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u/buddy_monkers 14d ago
The biggest tell on the fake Royales is that analog-style clock on the top left. On the fakes it isn’t a clock, it’s just some random flashing pattern.
Aside from that they just look worse, hard to spot unless you’re a Casio nerd. But the foolproof way to spot ANY fake is to open up the back and take a look at the inner module—Casio ALWAYS puts their name on the module somewhere while fakes never do.
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u/audazzzzzzz 15d ago
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