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Moft’s new origami case adds a kickstand and grip to the iPhone Duo

Originally released in early 2025 as an accessory for the iPad, Moft has redesigned its Dynamic Folio as a case for the iPhone Duo that does more than just protect Apple's folding phone. You can use it to prop the Duo up at several different angles for hands-free use, or reconfigure the Dynamic Folio's origami-like […]

Moft’s new origami case adds a kickstand and grip to the iPhone Duo

Moft's Dynamic Folio Case, originally designed for the iPad, has been adapted to protect the iPhone Duo. The accessory, now available for preorder through Moft's online store for $89.99 in navy blue or misty cove plus sapphire color options, offers several enhancements over its predecessor.

In addition to safeguarding the Duo's outer screen from damage during transit, the new Dynamic Folio Case can be set up at multiple angles to provide hands-free viewing. The origami-like screen cover can also be repurposed as a finger grip while holding the phone.

The case securely clips to the iPhone Duo, providing extra protection for the back, front, and rear edges of the foldable device. It includes a kickstand that supports the Duo in both landscape and portrait orientations. The case can even hold the Duo at an angle in "Lounge Mode," making it comfortable to use hands-free while lying in bed.

Although it functions similarly to a PopSockets grip, the Dynamic Folio Case is designed to provide more secure attachment and additional protection for the iPhone Duo.

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