Apple's $79 iPhone Duo Case Sticks On With Adhesive
Apple's iPhone Duo Case uses adhesive to attach to the device, according to people who have picked one up . The case comes in two pieces and uses adhesive strips along the inside edges to attach securely to an ‌iPhone Duo‌. An included insert instructs users to peel off the adhesive's protective film, put each half on the Duo, and then press down to make sure it's well-adhered. The…
Apple's iPhone Duo Case features adhesive strips that securely attach to the device, according to sources familiar with the product. The case splits into two pieces and is constructed from polycarbonate, available in Sand and Navy Blue. The adhesive backing must be removed before attaching each half of the Duo case and pressing down to ensure proper adherence.
Designed to protect the back of the iPhone near the camera bump and the front around the outer display, the case does not offer interior protection when the device is unfolded. The folio, which includes a kickstand, is pricier at $129, while the case retails for $79. Unlike the case, the folio attaches magnetically and covers the front display when in use.
Pre-orders for the iPhone Duo began recently, with the first devices arriving in stores today and shipping estimates extending to January 25 for all colors and capacities. Initial stock of the iPhone Duo cases sold out quickly, leading to extended shipping times.
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