Apple again tries fabric iPhone cases, replacing FineWoven junk with ‘TechWoven’

Apple’s forthcoming “TechWoven” iPhone cases (image: MajinBu Official)
Apple will launch TechWoven cases with the iPhone 17, replacing the FineWoven line. The fabric cover concept continues, but the material has been revamped for improved durability and everyday practicality.
Majin Bu for MajinBu Official:
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The surface features a dense, slightly textured weave that improves grip and reduces signs of wear. It resists glossing and maintains a consistent appearance even after weeks of use.

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MacDailyNews Take: After the FineWoven debacle, we’ll believe that when we see it. Even then: Ooh, “weeks.”

Construction Details
– Compatibility: Available for the entire iPhone 17 lineup.
– Buttons: Metallic, contrasting, with improved tactile feedback.
– Camera Control Button: Fully supported, as with iPhone 16 cases.
– MagSafe: Integrated, fully compatible with all accessories.
– Strap Loops: Two openings on the bottom edge, designed for shoulder straps and accessories.

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MacDailyNews Note: A closer image of the “TechWoven” weave:
pple’s forthcoming “TechWoven” iPhone cases (image: MajinBu Official)

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