Wide range of bad reviews: Apple iPhone 15 finely woven twill cover "mess"

CTOnews.com, Sept. 26 (Xinhua) this year, Apple announced that it would abandon the leather material and switch to a fine woven twill (FineWoven) protective case in its environmental protection process, but the product was widely reviewed by the media and consumers after it hit the shelves.

Poor anti-fouling ability: at this point, the maintenance team iFixit conducted an in-depth test, and CTOnews.com has previously reported that although the fine weave twill is resistant to coffee, it is not strong enough in sauces and oils, and it is easy to be "contaminated" for daily use and difficult to clean once glued.

Condom modeling is not elaborate enough: if you can put up with the above "exquisite and expensive" faults, can you still tolerate inaccurate incisions and inability to charge using third-party USB-C cables?

According to the photos shared by Stephen Hackett of 512 Pixels, there is a problem with the workmanship of the fine weave twill case, and some of the cuts in the cover are not accurately aligned, resulting in some data lines not being inserted properly.

Apple employees' spitting: the media learned from the retail staff of the Apple Store that the Apple Store had to replace the fine twill protective case on display every day, otherwise it would be very ugly.

Some employees will recommend buyers to buy silicone cases or third-party cases.

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