Apple MagSafe silicone case for iPhone 13 mini, spring mimosa Review

Used for about 4 months. An example of an overpriced original piece of rubber (shit, to be exact) that does not fulfill its basic functions: - it is uncomfortable to hold, - phone protection is in doubt (ribs near the screen), - the case is more sensitive to damage than the body of the phone itself.

In general, a good case, worth the money. There are no defects here, except that greasy traces are very visible, but they can be easily removed with any cloth. Has some pros: Very pleasant material, does not slip out of hands. There is a plastic bezel near the camera, it is a little higher, I hope it will not scratch. Cons below: It is not very convenient to switch the silent mode. When you take it out of your pocket, because of its tenacity, it pulls the pocket along with it.

Over time, it turns a little yellow from use and, if you actively use MagSafe, a shiny mark appears where the magnet is. If you gently wipe it with soapy water, it looks like new again. I think that 6-7k is too much for any case, but if you catch it at a discount for less than 4, then it’s a completely justified purchase Pros: Soft to the touch material, but with a rigid frame. For the first time I caught myself thinking that with a case the phone feels more pleasant. The hard edges protrude…

Has some pros: very high-quality assembly, tactilely pleasant (analogues and copies are not even close), nice color (I took red) Cons below: most likely, like any case, it will become unusable in ~ a year, but let's wait and see

IMHO for a silicone case with magnets, the price tag is extremely biting. One of its packaging in production is, most likely, like the case itself. But on the other hand, Apple, tree sticks. It sits as it should, sticks out where it is necessary, where it is not necessary - it does not stick out. For some reason, the Chinese brothers cannot make it the same, but not expensive