PSA: Apple’s official silicone iPhone Duo case will require adhesive to stick
iPhone Duo is just about a week away from launching, and now that preorders have opened, Apple’s official iPhone Duo accessories have started to hit stores for early purchases. After purchasing, some users have noticed that the silicone case has a little bit of a caveat. more…
Apple’s upcoming iPhone Duo is set to launch in just a week, with preorders now open. This new device comes with two official accessories: a $79 silicone case and a $129 folio case with a kickstand. However, there’s a notable detail about the silicone case that users should be aware of. Apple has opted to use adhesive rather than magnets to secure the case to the iPhone.
This decision makes it essential to expose adhesive on the case for it to stick properly. Apple’s choice to use adhesive instead of magnets is not unprecedented in the world of foldable cases. While it ensures the case won’t fall off, it also means that swapping or removing the case may not be as straightforward. In fact, the adhesive might not be as effective if removed and reapplied.
This could be a minor inconvenience for some users. On the brighter side, Apple’s folio case with a kickstand appears to be well-designed, albeit at a higher price point. If you’re not keen on Apple’s official offerings, alternative choices such as Spigen’s Ultra Hybrid Pro and ESR’s Classic Hybrid with a kickstand are worth considering.
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