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Apple: MagSafe May Leave Imprints on New FineWoven iPhone Cases

  • Apple warns new FineWoven iPhone cases will get imprints from MagSafe
  • FineWoven fully replaces Apple's leather accessories, made to be durable
  • Apple says MagSafe will leave "slight imprints" on microtwill material
  • Imprints not as noticeable on darker FineWoven colors, plastic/silicone less prone
  • Early real-world testing will show how FineWoven wears over time
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Apple is rumored to be discontinuing its silicone and fluoroelastomer accessories and replacing them with more eco-friendly materials like "FineWoven," as part of its transition to using more environmentally friendly materials.
Apple is expected to announce a new FineWoven fabric material that will replace leather for iPhone cases and Watch bands in today's event, according to leaks and rumors.
Apple announced that it will no longer use leather in its new cases and bands for its products, instead transitioning to a micro-twill textile made from recycled materials, as part of its efforts to create carbon-neutral and sustainable tech products.
Apple has introduced a new textile called "FineWoven," made of 68 percent post-consumer content, to replace leather accessories and promote environmental sustainability.
Despite claims of being more environmentally friendly, Apple's new "FineWoven" range of iPhone cases and accessories made with a microtwill fabric have received negative feedback from customers, who criticize the quality and feel of the products.
Apple's iPhone 15 cases and accessories, including the FineWoven case with MagSafe, clear case with MagSafe, and the FineWoven iPhone wallet with MagSafe support, are currently on sale on Amazon, offering savings of up to six percent off the usual prices. Additionally, Apple's 35W Dual USB-C Port Compact Power Adapter is also discounted by 25 percent.
Apple's new FineWoven iPhone cases and accessories, pitched as a premium, sustainable replacement for leather, are criticized for being of poor quality and lacking durability.
Apple's new FineWoven cases for iPhone 15 models have received heavy criticism for their prone-to-damage fabric exterior and misaligned USB-C cutouts, causing some customers and media outlets to express disappointment in Apple's quality control.
Apple's FineWoven material, which is made from 68% post-consumer recycled content and reduces carbon emissions, has received mixed reactions, particularly regarding the iPhone 15 FineWoven MagSafe cases.
The roundup of the best iPhone 15 cases for 2023 includes a variety of options, from Apple's own FineWoven cases to third-party brands offering leather MagSafe models, environmentally-conscious designs, and completely clear options. The list will be continually updated as new collections become available.