Why Apple's FineWoven case for iPhone 15 failing: Closer look
FineWoven cases for iPhone 15 are so bad that customers are already warning about them in stores (Photo: Unsplash)
Apple announces new FineWoven cases during the iPhone 15 lineup presentation. Almost immediately, the accessories, made from 68 percent recycled materials, started selling at a discount. However, despite this, they continue to receive negative reviews, according to the leading website 9to5Mac, which publishes news about iPhone, iPad, Mac, and other devices.
Why did the accessory become bad?
The FineWoven cases for iPhone 15 have received a significant amount of negative reviews, prompting Amazon to add a warning about the frequent returns of this accessory.
The cautionary message appeared in the description of all Apple FineWoven cases for iPhone 15. The text reads: "Frequently returned item: Check the product details and customer reviews to learn more about this item."
The quality of the case leaves much to be desired (photo: X/WoodsAusCan)
The quality of the case leaves much to be desired (photo: X/WoodsAusCan)
According to 9to5mac, several iPhone 15 cases from third-party manufacturers have bold statements indicating the opposite: this accessory is "frequently returned" by buyers.
Despite some users liking the FineWoven cases, many argue that it's one of the worst products ever released by Apple.
The case literally falls apart with use (photo: X/paramaggarwal)
Another interesting point: prices for "used" FineWoven cases on Amazon have sharply dropped in the past few months.
Also, earlier, an unusual case with a colorful screen was released for the iPhone.
