Pre-release iPhone 17 Cases Now Available for Purchase Despite Product Unavailability
In an unexpected turn of events, Dbrand, a popular accessory manufacturer, has announced their Tank Case for the upcoming iPhone 17. The announcement, made in August, has sparked a flurry of discussions and speculations among tech enthusiasts.
The Tank Case for the iPhone 17 features a hard black shell with intriguing details such as number codes, the Freemason Eye of Providence, and what appears to be Braille. However, the price of the case remains undisclosed.
Rumours of a movable lens for the iPhone 17 have also surfaced, which could potentially affect the design of third-party cases like Dbrand's Tank case. The implications of this new feature are yet to be fully understood, but some commenters speculate that the case design might be revealing previously unknown details about the iPhone 17.
It's unclear whether Dbrand's Tank case is designed based on rumours or if the company got an early look at the iPhone 17 series. This has led to a debate among commenters, with some expressing skepticism about Dbrand getting early access to make cases for upcoming devices.
Dbrand has also unveiled a case for the Nintendo Switch 2 before the console's release, a move that has been met with similar reactions.
Customers can sign up with their email address to get notifications about the Tank Case. Meanwhile, other DBrand cases for the iPhone 17 series are available to order, but they ship in September.
Some commenters have described the Tank Case as "fire", while others find it "hideous." The iPhone 17 Air and 17 Pro/Pro Max cases have been announced by Dbrand, adding to the anticipation for the upcoming iPhone models.
Patrick Holland, the website managing editor and mobile guru, warns that early-announced phone designs don't always make it to the release date. This cautionary note serves as a reminder that while the Tank Case offers an intriguing glimpse into the design of the iPhone 17, it's essential to approach the information with a grain of salt.
One commenter suggests that the second button on the case could be confirming the presence of a second button on the iPhone 17. Another notes the presence of three cameras on the base iPhone model, based on the case design.
The search results do not provide information on the developer who created the fuel payment system ("Tank-Kasse") for the iPhone 17. Last year, some manufacturers were forced to quickly redesign their cases due to the iPhone 16's surprise camera control button.
Some commenters discuss the potential impact of the iPhone 17's rumored movable lens on third-party cases like Dbrand's Tank case. The iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max are rumoured to have a redesigned camera bump, adding to the intrigue surrounding the upcoming iPhone models.
As the release date for the iPhone 17 approaches, the debate and speculation surrounding Dbrand's Tank Case are expected to intensify. Stay tuned for more updates on this fascinating development.
