Apple's iPhone Duo Case uses adhesive strips to attach securely to the device, according to users who have purchased it. The case comes in two pieces and requires users to peel off protective film before applying each half and pressing down for adhesion. It is made from polycarbonate and available in Sand and Navy Blue, designed to protect the back camera bump and front outer display with a cutout for the screen, but offers no protection when the device is unfolded.
The case is contrasted with the iPhone Duo Folio with Kickstand, which attaches magnetically and does not use adhesive, though it lacks side protection and covers the front display when in use. The folio features a sturdy kickstand with metal hinges and is considered the nicer option by some users.
iPhone Duo pre-orders began today, with cases available in stores immediately, though the first devices will not ship until next Friday. Initial stock sold out, pushing shipping estimates to January 25 for all models. The iPhone Duo Case is priced at $79, while the Folio with Kickstand sells for $129.
Source: MacRumors · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing