Introduction
We will be looking at a few versions of iPhones and some recent customized cases that go well with these versions. I will not be covering all the different versions of Apple’s beautiful iPhones, as this article would be too long. However, the aim is to introduce some customised case designs that you can acquire for the various types of iPhones. Let’s face it, A smartphone is not complete without a durable and attractive case. If you’re looking to add some personality to your iPhone and protect it from potential damage at the same time, then you’ll need to get yourself an iPhone case.
Thankfully, the options available to you are numerous, with a wide variety of brands and styles all vying for your hard-earned dollars. To help you find the best one, I will insert a few amazing iPhone case designs for some models throughout this article. These customized case designs are also available for purchase from my Etsy shop.
Different Types Of iPhone Cases
There are numerous types of iPhone cases and accessories available on sites such as Amazon, eBay, Shopify Stores, Etsy, and other eCommerce websites. Some people think that simply putting a clear case around their iPhone will protect it; however, that is not entirely true. While a clear case will protect your phone from scratches and small drops, it won’t protect you against any other type of damage to your phone or its accessories. There are three main types of iPhone cases:
✔️ Bumper cases
✔️ Hard cases
✔️ Soft cases
The choice depends on what level of protection you want for your phone. Today some high-quality iPhone cases are made out of very expensive products like carbon fiber and high-end leather materials. These kinds of items cost hundreds of dollars in retail stores but they can be purchased online for significantly less money if you know where to look.
Creating an accessory like a phone case for iPhones is a lucrative business for many small business owners. Phone cases can be expensive as was mentioned earlier, but they can also be affordable. This is where Amazon, Etsy eBay, and other Marketplaces come in. Thousands of sellers are utilizing these online marketplaces to sell customized phone cases. There are several manufacturing companies out there, who are willing to work with them if they have a product idea like, for example, a phone case design.
All they need to do is to create their business plan and submit it to whichever manufacturing company will manufacture their product as well as design their logo/branding image. If everything goes as planned, they’ll end up with a quality iPhone case while also saving themselves quite a bit of money on their investment upfront.
This is why many people think of iPhone cases when thinking about starting a new small business because it’s one of the cheapest ways to break into entrepreneurship. However, keep in mind that not all small businesses are successful even though most businesses started with no capital and were successful due to hard work from their owner(s). It takes drive, determination, and perseverance (and probably several other traits) too.
Let’s look at some of the different iPhones available on the market, along with some customized phone cases that can go well with them.
iPhone XS Max
The iPhone XS Max is Apple’s first super-sized smartphone, with a 6.5-inch display that expands vertically to create an edge-to-edge design with rounded corners. Like other iPhones, it features an aluminum frame and glass front and back panels to enable wireless charging on a large scale. There are dual 12MP rear cameras—one wide-angle lens and one telephoto lens—which can be used simultaneously for a 2x optical zoom or digitally for a 10x hybrid zoom. It has 64GB of onboard storage (expandable to 512GB), up to 30 minutes longer battery life than previous versions, and 8GB of RAM.
A new Liquid Retina display delivers a greater brightness range in addition to finer details and more vibrant colors. Face ID makes its way over, from last year’s iPhone X. It unlocks your phone when you look at it, instead of requiring a fingerprint scan. Taptic engine: This isn’t exactly new technology, but Apple’s haptic feedback touch screen offers increased force feedback over last year’s model so that you feel even more like you’re touching what you’re doing on screen than ever before. This will change depending on which app you’re using and whether you have VR goggles attached via Sync.
iPhone XR
Apple’s unveiling of its iPhone XR was overshadowed by a chorus of disgruntled fans disappointed that Apple was once again offering only one phone in its flagship series. iPhone XR is available in six colors (red, white, yellow, blue, coral, and black). It came with an all-screen design with no home button. The retail price at launch was $749 for 64GB of storage and $799 for 128GB of storage. The same prices as the previous year’s models. The iPhone 8 Plus, which comes in a new gold color option, is being discontinued.
The iPhone XR looks nearly identical to the previous year’s iPhone 8 except there’s no home button, thanks to its edge-to-edge LCD screen. But just because there’s no Touch ID doesn’t mean it lacks biometric security. Face ID is still there and supports landscape recognition as well as portrait mode detection. Internally, though, there are significant differences compared to the previous year’s flagship iPhones including a single-lens camera vs two lenses like with Samsung phones as well as some slower processor options that help keep prices down slightly when compared to previous iPhones.
The iPhone 8, which retains its silver color option but now also comes in gold like its larger sibling, was sold for $599 and $699. The new iPhones aren’t truly new since they share many specs from their predecessors: 4.7-inch display; A12 Bionic processor; Face ID instead of Touch ID; wireless charging capable thanks to the glass back; slow-motion video shooting capabilities up to 240 frames per second; etc. They’re essential upgrades on previous generations but are lighter and flatter than before (iPhone XS is 6.1 millimeters thick vs 7.7 mm on iPhone 7 Plus).
Since there are three iPhones rather than two, you can customize more aspects of your device depending on how much money you have to spend. For example, iPhone XR comes in various colors and users can choose either 64 GB or 128 GB of storage space at different price points (with 512 GB still reserved for those who have deep pockets). Also, note that some features such as dual cameras are still reserved for higher-end iPhones.
iPhone XS
A Long-Term Case Study: The iPhone XS is a really pretty phone, but it’s also super fragile—as any CrackBerry user can tell you. I switched from a BlackBerry KEYone to an iPhone XS and have been using it as my daily driver ever since. That year, as we were near Black Friday and other holiday deals, it was a good time to reflect on how I feel about Apple’s latest flagship. If you asked me two months ago if I would recommend an iPhone XS to friends or family looking for their next smartphone, my answer would have been very different than today.
It’s worth noting that while my experience has largely been positive, each person will likely experience a different outcome based on his or her needs. It’s important to weigh your options with your own experiences in mind before making an iPhone purchase of your own.
A case of usage Over six months after buying my shiny new iPhone XS, there are some things I love and others that still leave me scratching my head. Let’s start with the good stuff first. The camera quality is fantastic, even if it has been a bit temperamental since iOS 12 was released. iOS on a whole remains one of my favorite mobile operating systems to use. Apple’s attention to detail makes everyday interactions fluid and effortless.
The phone feels great in hand despite its large screen size (I have the 64GB gold iPhone XS). While I’ve long been annoyed by Apple’s inability to fit stereo speakers into any device other than its iPad Pro lineup, Apple Music sounds great on these single-speaker iPhones. Even though those positives make for a compelling argument for upgrading from an older iPhone to an iPhone XS or even future iPhones (the big question is, which size? 6.1 or 6.5?). There are a few challenges inherent to buying a flagship device like Apple’s newest iPhone lineup that users should be aware of before making their purchase.
If you’re considering purchasing an iPhone XS, here is an important point worth considering, device durability. I can’t tell you how many times I dropped my old BlackBerry KEYone over six months—but almost none of them caused any real damage. This glass back and thin metal frame just don’t seem built for much beyond sitting flat on a table.
iPhone 6
The iPhone 6 is Apple’s latest smartphone offer, featuring a 4.7-inch LED-backlit IPS LCD screen running at 1334×750 resolution and 326 PPI pixel density. It’s powered by an A8 chip – Apple’s first application processor built on its 64-bit architecture – coupled with 1GB RAM, 8MP iSight main camera, and FaceTime HD 1.2MP front shooter. Storage options include 16/64/128 GB variants.
iPhone SE: This special version of the iPhone 6 packs all of the iPhone 6’s internal hardware components into a smaller shell made out of metal and glass.
The result is one petite device capable of delivering performance similar to that of bigger models like the iPhone 6 Plus or even iPad Air 2. Additionally, like its predecessors, iPhone SE supports the Handoff feature allowing users to start working on their Mac computers and continue on their iOS devices without interruption once connected via Bluetooth LE or Wi-Fi. This way you can easily drag your project files from desktop to any location on your phone without worrying about losing them due to a bad internet connection.
iPhone 11
The 11th generation of iPhone was announced by Apple at its Apple Worldwide Developers Conference keynote on June 3, 2019. The new model features a 5.8-inch OLED display (topped with a narrower bezel) and a dual-lens camera system on both sides of the device’s rear panel. The iPhone 11 also comes in two storage capacities (128GB or 256GB), and it will run on a custom processor that’s up to 60% faster than previous iPhones. Pricing begins at $699 for the iPhone 11, compared to $999 for iPhone XS, the previous year.
iPhone 12 Pro
The iPhone 12 Pro is a high-end, top-of-the-line, professional-grade iPhone. It’s also more expensive than its competitors. The iPhone 12 Pro comes with powerful hardware that can help professionals work faster and smarter. There’s no question that it’ll help you get your job done better, but will it be worth it to shell out three times as much as other smartphones? You’ll want to compare cost per device if you use multiple phones and make sure your work can justify such an investment (or any investment for that matter).
If you’re looking for a lower-cost version of an iPhone 12 phone, consider their budget version which includes less memory and processing power for only $200 more. But on average, iPhone prices are all very similar so there isn’t usually anything overly special about them. If you’re willing to spend a little extra money though, they can pack in some neat features like self-cleaning screens, touchscreen buttons in different sizes depending on how you hold your phone, wireless charging systems and fingerprint scanners in case security is something that concerns you.
So overall we’d have to say these iPhones are great for work tasks or just general everyday business needs because they provide speed and efficiency for most people. But if you need specialty capabilities or software not supported by Apple iPhones then these might not be right for what you need to do.
iPhone 12 Pro Max
Launched in September 2017, iPhone 12 Pro Max is Apple’s most powerful phone yet. The phone is equipped with a big 6.5-inch display, a massive battery, and two cameras. (One at 12 megapixels and one at 7 megapixels). This makes it perfect for professionals who want to use their phones for taking photographs or making movies but don’t want to be stuck with a bulky DSLR camera on set.
One of the benefits of using a larger iPhone is that you can purchase customized iPhone cases that look better than those made for smaller phones. For professional photographers and videographers, there are iPhone cases that have slots to hold extra lenses that can be quickly switched out depending on what effect you are trying to achieve.
If you prefer not to carry extra lenses around with you but still want more control over your photos and videos, there are zoom controllers that let you choose different focal lengths by sliding them up and down your phone case. You will find high-quality iPhone cases sold by various brands online. Just visit LenwareDesign to see our custom-designed iPhone cases for various iPhone models.
Conclusion
I have reminded you of the various iPhones on the market and the benefits of some of these phones. I’ve also mentioned customised cases that are available for these iPhones at affordable prices. If you need nice cases for your cherished iPhone, you can click on the button below to make your purchase. Thank you for reading this article on various iPhones and customised cases, to the end. If you think this article was beneficial to you, why not share it by hitting the share buttons below.
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