Apple’s iPhone Duo Silicone Case Is Secured With Adhesive

    The iPhone Duo is set to go on sale in approximately 1 week. Apple has already begun shipping its official accessories to stores. After preorders opened, some users received the silicone case early. It turns out that the case is not attached to the phone in the usual way but is secured with an adhesive layer. Buyers who frequently change their cases should take this into account.    Apple sells the silicone case for $79 (approximately 134 manats). The folio case costs $129 (approximately 219 manats). Before putting the case on the phone, the inner adhesive layer on both sections of the case must be exposed. The company did not use magnets in this model. According to early users, the case does not stay securely on the phone without the adhesive and can easily come off.    Removing and reattaching the adhesive-secured case may be more difficult than with a conventional case. Moreover, once removed, the adhesive layer may not hold as firmly as before. Therefore, occasionally using the phone without a case or frequently changing cases will not be convenient. Such solutions are also used in cases for foldable phones, but buyers should take this into account before ordering.    Those who do not want an adhesive case can choose the more expensive folio model. It has a stand function, allowing the phone to remain upright on a table. Cases from other manufacturers that do not require adhesive are also available. The options include the Spigen Ultra Hybrid Pro and the ESR Classic Hybrid with a stand.