New iPhone Duo cases available for purchase: Fabric, leather, aramid fiber, metal, more [Updated]
Apple’s new iPhone Duo Apple’s all-new TechWoven treatment and Pitaka’s aramid fiber, we are also seeing some of the best leather brands in the business ready to take orders for their latest full-grain covers. Those, of course, join some ultra-affordable models starting from $27 or less and you can scope them all out below. more…
Apple has introduced a new iPhone Duo case collection featuring a variety of materials such as fabric, leather, aramid fiber, and metal. These cases are available for purchase and come in matching colorways to the Duo foldable, with MagSafe compatibility ensuring a perfect fit. The cases are made with precision-woven TechWoven texture and 3D coating that promises lasting color and a comfortable grip.
They also boast polished raised bezels to protect the camera bump, full MagSafe action, and precision-machined cutouts for buttons and ports.
Among the options, Traditional Leather Folio by SANDMARC stands out. This full-grain Horween leather case not only provides camera protection but also ensures a secure connection to SANDMARC lenses and filters. The base price for this case has been marked down for everyone on the official site, but using the exclusive DUO10 code at checkout can make it even more affordable.
Baseus has also released a Gradient Blue iPhone Duo case with a built-in 360-degree rotating magnetic ring. This ring doubles as a stand for hands-free viewing and maintains full MagSafe functionality. The case itself adds full hinge coverage for extra protection around the Duo’s folding hardware. For those who purchase the brand's latest iPhone Duo Qi2 MagSafe power bank, the Baseus case can be obtained for free.
9to5 readers can take advantage of the SANDMARC gear sale by using the code SANDMARC. Despite temporary stock issues on Amazon, these cases can be reserved before they sell out.
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