Apple iphone x folio case review năm 2024
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Our servers are getting hit pretty hard right now. To continue shopping, enter the characters as they are shown in the image below. Show Type the characters you see in this image:Type characters Try different image © 1996-2014, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates Apple’s 10-year anniversary smartphone, iPhone X, is finally here and with its launch, we got new Leather and Silicone cases. Alongside these, the company released an all-new Leather Folio case, which is the one I was looking forward to checking out the most. The Silicone case comes in various colors to choose from and we opted for the Dark Olive option. The case has a silky soft exterior finish with the side and volume buttons being covered up. Inside, you get a soft microfiber lining. My personal experience of Apple’s silicone-based cases is that when first using them, you’ll feel they are a little slippery, but with use, they’ll break in and start developing some grip. The Leather case is usually my go-to case with any iPhone as it looks and feels nice. It is made out of European Leather and is quite thin. Also, unlike the silicone case, this one comes with aluminum volume and Side button covers. Surprisingly, it does quite well to protects the phone without adding too much bulk. I’ve dropped my iPhone several times on concrete or hard floors and luckily haven’t experienced cracks or damage on the device itself. Falls on hard or sharp surfaces do tend to add scuffs to the leather, but the case as a whole remains intact. When it comes to the Leather Folio case, this is a brand new case Apple has made for the new iPhone X. It is very similar to the Leather case, but with slots to carry your cards, notes, and cash. It, too, comes with microfiber lining inside and aluminum button covers. One downside of such cases is the flap. Though it makes it so you might not have to carry your wallet, it does get tough trying to snap a photo or video as you’ll need to hold the phone and case with both hands to do so. The flap does give you a wake and sleep feature that wakes the device when you open the case, and put it to sleep when you close it. Overall, Apple’s cases are well made and will last a while, though they are pretty pricey, with the Leather Folio case coming in at $99, the Silicone case at $39, and the Leather case at $49. The Leather case will most likely remain my go-to case this time as well. Sorry, we just need to make sure you're not a robot. For best results, please make sure your browser is accepting cookies. Type the characters you see in this image:Try different image Conditions of Use Privacy Policy © 1996-2014, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates The iPhone X Leather Folio is Apple’s first attempt at a wallet-style case for the iPhone. It’s certainly not the first folio case that we’ve seen, with companies like Twelve South and Nomad being yearly players in this space. However, it will likely be one of the most popular cases of this style due to the fact that it’s made by Apple. At $99, should you consider the iPhone X Leather Folio? Watch our hands on video walkthrough inside for more details. Specifications
This is the first time that Apple has produced a folio-style case for an iPhone. All of its other cases have been simple, rather reserved silicone or leather deals. The Leather Folio Case is not only different in its form factor, but it brings extra functionality to the iPhone X by means of its sleep/wake mechanism. Video walkthroughSubscribe to 9to5Mac on YouTube for more videos The iPhone X Leather Folio features leather on the outside and portions of the inside where your cards and bills might go. There’s also strategically-placed microfiber in the interior case to keep the finish of the iPhone X looking spiffy. The portion of the folio where your iPhone is housed is essentially a Leather Case that encloses the sides and top of the device, with the bottom area partially exposed for the phone’s speakers, microphone, and Lightning port. In other words, it should do a fine job protecting the sides and corners of your iPhone X in case of a drop. On the rear of the folio there is a cutout for the iPhone X’s dual camera housing. Apple redesigned the camera housing for the iPhone X, and not just with the obvious change from a horizontal to vertical alignment. Notice that both the flash and rear microphone are now contained within the same rear camera housing. This allows for a cleaner look when the iPhone X is enclosed in a case as the camera cutout doesn’t need to be as big as it needed to be with previous iPhones. This decision really pays dividends for a case like the Leather Folio, helping to keep the design as clean as possible. Opposite the iPhone X enclosure is a flap with slots available for cards and bills. Being relatively svelte, I wouldn’t recommend stuffing the Leather Folio with lots of money and cards. The more cards you add, the more that it takes away from the sleekness of the case, causing it to bulge. Since the folio is comprised of mostly leather, it will wear in over time, but I still recommend keeping things as light as possible — 1-3 cards max — for the best look. The portion of the folio for card storage is engineered in a way that allows you to use a wireless charger with the case without risking demagnetizing your cards. Just be sure to place the cards in the correct top housing, and all should be good for wireless charging. Embedded at the bottom of the front flap is a magnet that is used to sleep and wake the iPhone X display. You’ll still need to unlock your device to start using it fully, but it allows you to quickly check time, widgets, or notifications. When you place your iPhone inside of the Leather Folio, a new Lock / Unlock switch appears in the Display preferences. Now that the iPhone has both raise-to-wake and tap-to-wake, I’m not sure how useful the Leather Folio’s Lock / Unlock feature will prove to be for most users. You’ll still need to validate with Face ID, just like you need to validate with a passcode or Touch ID on an iPad, but with the iPhone X’s quick default screen timeout settings and the aforementioned wake features, the setting doesn’t seem like a significant time-saver in real world usage. One negative thing about the Leather Folio is that “Hey Siri” does not work with the cover closed. I’m hoping this can be fixed via a software update, but that’s something potential buyers should be aware of. Apple has gotten really good with its leather products in the last year or so. It released the iPad Pro Leather Sleeve and most recently the MacBook Leather Sleeve, and both feature high quality leather. The iPhone X Leather Folio follows the same trend with high quality materials and stitching. Obviously I haven’t used the folio long enough to speak on its long term durability, but it appears to be well-built. What really makes the iPhone X Leather Folio work so well is not necessarily the case itself, but it’s design of the iPhone X. That mostly-screen design really pops when you open the front flap of the folio, and because the iPhone X is relatively small compared to a device like the iPhone 8 Plus, it doesn’t feel very bulky either. Two cards inside of the Leather Folio There’s more bulk involved than there would be if using a normal silicone or leather case, but most folio users will understand that’s part of the deal. Time will tell how well the Leather Folio hold up, but I imagine that it should hold up well if you resist the temptation to overload it with too many cards. If you’re a fan of wallet-style cases, then chances are you’ll like the iPhone X Leather Folio. If you’re someone who generally doesn’t prefer these type of enclosures, then I think there still may be a chance that you’ll like the Leather Folio thanks to its overall quality and sleekness. 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