Apple I love and still don't let him do anything about computers and phones. But if there's one thing he really can't do, it's make a phone case. I don't understand how a company with a virtually unlimited budget, a development team the size of a small city, and technology like something out of a sci-fi movie can't do what any average manufacturer can. Apple, which makes the best products in the world and can produce things like Vision Pro, own M-series processors or the most used phones in the world, can't make a cover.
It started with leather covers that got dirty in your pocket, the leather peeled off after a few months, and overall they were of poor quality. ProThe problem is that it was the best version of what ever happened. Apple served as a cover for iPhone. It continued with transparent packaging, which was truly transparent for the first month and then gradually turned yellow. Then came the bonus of FineWoven, which Apple stopped selling them due to their extremely poor quality, only to later re-introduce them to the market in an improved form called TechWoven. However, according to many, the quality has not changed much and the packaging looks like something you would print at home on a 3D printer.
I myself liked the Beats packaging (yes, Beats is the company that owns Applu and makes headphones). On the iPhone 16 Pro I used it and I really liked it. But then someone in Applu thought, why make a pretty good cover when we can innovate it? The innovation was so that if you want to buy a Beats cover on iPhone 17 Pro, you can try it out at home before you buy it. Take a bar of soap, wet it thoroughly, and then try holding it in your palm. That's the best way to get a feel for the Beats case.
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Among all these attempts AppIn the midst of trying to make something that any mediocre company from any corner of the world can do on its own, there was one bright spot. Silicone cases that have been around for years and are still around. Unfortunately, the one my wife has been using for half a year has literally fallen apart. For no reason, the silicone started peeling off and the plastic camera frame cracked completely. Yes, of course, it's one case out of millions that Apple It sells every day, but other people's reviews on the internet are quite similar.
I bought the case almost a year ago for a similar price and I will not mention its brand so that the article does not sound like a promotion. I still have it in the same condition as the day I bought it, and it is also a much more sophisticated case, which theoretically could damage much more things than a piece of silicone. Still, a case from a company that you would Apple could buy with what he earned during the time you read this article, lasted much longer than the original one from Appyou.
So I hope that Apple instructions and packaging iPhone 18 Pro will be much better than the ones available now. Or the guys in Cupertino will have fun and buy some company that actually knows how to make packaging.
Yeah, this apple he can't.
I agree, but the question is, is it in their interest to last better?
At the end of the day, I'm rather sad that all the other manufacturers are aping each other and selling the same or strikingly similar covers than they introduce Apple just with a different logo and there is no diversity or innovation in the market.
I personally tried to find a bumper cover (the strip around the corners of the phone that doesn't have a back Apple he sold it with an iPhone 4) and it was unbelievable how difficult it is to get something. I found up to 1 manufacturer, even Chinese stores don't sell anything anymore, just nekonea significant amount of waste.
ProHe makes things so well thought out and so beautiful that it's a shame to hide them in a package. It's like asking Ferrari to build a garage for their beautiful cars to cover them.
I don't know how many Ferraris you have, Pavel, but I got a very high-quality tarpaulin from Ferrari for each of them, didn't you?
ProYou are just wood.
I've only been buying Pitaka for a while now and max satisfaction
Totally agree, Pitaka is perfect!
Unfortunately, I have to agree with the quality of the covers they have. AppFor the set price, the quality does not match the price at all.