I’ve noticed a lot of companies like to include “MagSafe” somewhere in the ad/on the packaging of newer (post iP12) cases to give you the impression it’s a MagSafe case, but there tends to be a distinction between “MagSafe compatible” and “works with MagSafe,” the difference being “MagSafe compatible” typically means there are embedded magnets in the case to improve hold, whereas “works with MagSafe” typically just means the phone will still charge on a MagSafe charger, but there aren’t any magnets in the case, so the thickness of the case dictates how well, if at all, it will actually hold to a MagSafe charger or magnetic stands. And it doesn’t take a lot of thickness to really diminish the hold a significant amount…
I’ve been using a black fine woven case on my 15 pro for almost a month now and I really like it. No signs of wear and tear so far (I charge my phone with cable to avoid getting the MagSafe ring). It’s got a very nice feel and unique look. After all of these crazy clickbait videos I was very skeptic obviously, but seems that they’re so much exaggerated 🤷♂️
Have you tried any of these cases before iPhone 15 Series Ostand SS ShieldMate Case iPhone 15 Series Guardian Ostand Magsafe Case are they any good? Would you recommend one of them?
Something I wish you would have done was show which one’s grip when face down on a table. So many phone cases slide when face down and that is a feature that many companies don’t take in to consideration when advertising.
Floating buttons should not be used or recommended. What you don’t realise is that because the button is free to move slightly it actually scratches the button. I’ve noticed this with my iPhone 14 Pro and my Mous case. Over the past 1.5 years of using this style of case I now have a very visible scratched area on each button. DO NOT USE A CASE WITH FREE MOVING BUTTONS!!!!!
1:09 "ribbed edges"? LMAO that's called a groove. to be fair, it's called a lot of things but ribbed edges has got to be the least appropriate term. 2:23 "water ripple"? you mean washboard. C'mon man, brush up on that vocab. it's obviously an essential skill in life and more so for youtube.
Fine woven is one of your favorites, lol. They sold out to the 1%, very bad mistake. Great opportunity for 3rd party to make better real leather cases.