Is FineWoven's Casing Better Than Silicon? Here's The Explanation

Differences in FineWoven and silicon materials (photo: dock. Apple)

JAKARTA When launching the iPhone 15, Apple also introduced the latest casing with the name FineWoven. This accessories is made from a micro-shop cloth that is claimed to last long and soft.

According to Makeuseof, Apple's description that says FineWoven material feels soft is true. Casing made with environmentally friendly purposes is like a mix of nylon and airy.

However, we can't mention one of the better just because of the ingredients. There are several other aspects that need to be considered to know which casings are better for your device.

Apple has been using silicon for years. Casing with this material is more flexible to use and can protect the iPhone if it falls or hits. Although not as soften as FineWoven, silicon remains soft, it's just that the material feels stronger.

Unfortunately, silicon casings have a time. The quality of these accessories will fall over time, in contrast to FineWoven, whose quality will remain the same because it is resistant to wear.

However, FineWoven material isn't as good as silicon. From The Verge's report trying its casing live, FineWoven is easy to scratched and left a mark that can't be lost. Some users may feel a loss with this shortcoming.

Although easy to scratched, this scratch mark can actually disappear as long as it is not an object that is hard as a key, for example. If you pocket a phone with FineWoven casing and a motorcycle key, your casing is definitely not safe.

Those are some shortcomings and advantages of FineWoven and silicon materials. Before buying one of them, make sure that the casing material you choose is in line with your needs and interests.