# Custom Device vs original Device

### Custom devices and when to use them

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Here’s what's great about using custom devices:

* Fully control the phone’s look to match your brand style.
* Stand out with unique, playful designs.
* Works well for apps targeting multiple platforms.
* Quick to update or change design elements.

**Use custom devices when:** You want brand flexibility or target broad audiences without a specific device focus.

### Original devices and when to use them

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Here’s what's great about using original devices:

* Show your app on real, recognizable devices that users trust.
* Give a professional and polished impression.
* Follow app store rules for accurate device representation.
* Perfect if targeting a specific phone model or ecosystem.

**Use original devices when:** You want to build trust, look professional, or target users of specific real devices.

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