Sena did that to me onceYup so I did I cut it in half and sent them a picture with yesterday date when I did it.
Sena did that to me onceYup so I did I cut it in half and sent them a picture with yesterday date when I did it.
I mean you can peel the silicone off
Yes stuck to the case, noticing not sticking very well.You stuck to case and not phone itself, right?
Yes stuck to the case, noticing not sticking very well.
I'll just chime in here and say the TW I have on my 17 Pro is tight and there's zero chance it would pop off in a face down drop. Maybe that's different for the Pro Max (not sure which phone you have), but when I had the 17PM, the TW I had for it was equally tight.
Yes stuck to the case, noticing not sticking very well.
Ah, that’s good to know. Thanks for the tip. 👍🏼just a reminder, if you have an air and the apple clear/shadow case and you want a sleeve or wallet, the combo fits perfectly in a sleeve or wallet made for a pro max. i’ve always been a fan of hardgraft and have several sleeves/wallets made for pro max phones. the fit is perfect.
That's just ridiculous. How did they even manage to ship that out?This video illustrates the issue clearly.
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That's just ridiculous. How did they even manage to ship that out?
I'd see replies like this when I'd point out how terrible the Apple Leather cases were for drop protection, since those would pop off so easily as well.
I wonder how Apple manages to ship so many cases - going back to the leather ones - where some are so loose that they won't stay on the phone, while others apparently work just fine.
I've tested five different TechWoven cases from two different Apple Stores on my iPhone 17 Pro (I have not used the Pro Max). They were all the same. The fit was not tight on any of them. And it wasn't an issue of them being used, stretched or abused, because this is how they fit when taken direct from a sealed box.
With zero variance it seemed clear that was how Apple designed them (same story with all of their leather cases that I tried, years ago, starting with the iPhone 12).
With the TechWoven case on the iPhone, you can see the color of the phone around the front glass. This means that the TechWoven case does not even fully wrap around the edges of the iPhone. Like how the Apple Leather cases were, starting with the iPhone 12, the edges of the TechWoven case sit *next to* the edges of the iPhone (the case edge does not cover the edges of the iPhone).
How could the case possibly protect the front of the phone if it doesn't even cover the edges or corners?
The corners not being covered mean the phone will pop right out of the case if dropped on its front.
This review shows the issue quite clearly with the fit of the TechWoven case:
You're saying that you cannot push the corners of your iPhone out of the case like that?
Does your TechWoven case cover the corners/edges of your iPhone? If not, how could it prevent the corner from popping out when dropped?
This user already discovered that the TechWoven case will not protect the front of the phone:
I’m a Pro, they keep moving shipping. Mine went from end of October to mid November for precise Sheath.
I didn’t notice the misalignment until I had make the pic bigger and look really hard.Mine is not that bad, but still much worse than the buttons on my 16 Pro sheath. I put tape under the buttons to stop the rattling. Now I’m just a tiny bit annoyed that the camera holes are misaligned on a “precise” case.
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Got it stock to the bottom of my Apple silicone, no problems.I think it’s meant to stick to phone BUT guessing with some of these thin Pitaka and etc where case fits super tight that it wouldn’t work or fit?
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<Hey, car dealership, my brand new Ford Mustang I just bought has windows that don't fully close. Dealership: Oh, that is normal on all cars, just use some duct tape to cover it and you won't even notice.>
I don’t see any lint on mine. Been using it for several weeks.That's my problem with the Silicone case, it picks up everything from my pocket too!
That’s wild. I guess they should start shipping each case with a nail file and a roll of painter’s tape. And while they’re at it, perhaps throw in an Xacto knife for cutting out the reversed magnets.
I didn’t notice the misalignment until I had make the pic bigger and look really hard.
They don’t QC and make the seam smooth BEFORE they ship it out.<Hey, car dealership, my brand new Ford Mustang I just bought has windows that don't fully close. Dealership: Oh, that is normal on all cars, just use some duct tape to cover it and you won't even notice.>
Honestly, I wasn't mad that there was a delay, I wasn't mad (just sad and disappointed after the long wait) both Paragon and Sheath cases I received were faulty. But telling me as someone who had Mous, UAG, Spigen, Otterbox, Apple, DBrand, Speck, Nomad, Ringke, Tech21, Rhinoshield and many other brands that having a pointy seam that cuts trough my hand is normal, that it is normal having it just on one side (on volume button side that seam is visible but I can't feel it under my hand as it should be all over), that button rattle is normal and even Apple cases have it (btw my buttons don't rattle so I guess it is not normal) instead of admitting it is a faulty unit and then even telling me to use nail file to fix it. Wow. It's really becoming hard to have understanding for their excuses and to keep supporting the company.
On Paragon i have warping around CC button and it is detached from case on one side. I wasted time emailing support, now I can assume solution is to use some glue.First it's tape the buttons and now file the seams? Caudabe just can't seem to get out of their own way - geeee...