Menurut laporan The Economic Times dengan manufaktur lokal, harga akan berkurang 6-7 persen untuk pasar domestik India. Harga tersebut akan membuat Apple setara dengan OnePlus dan beberapa model keluaran Samsung. Cara lain untuk menurunkan harga, Apple harus membuat komponen dan pengemasan di dalam India demi menekan biaya tambahan. Awal bulan ini, pemerintah India mengumumkan pajak 10 persen untuk circuitboard, modul kamera, konektor dan komponen lainnya.
Nevertheless, the LifeCHARGE delivers a higher battery capacity at 2,300 mAh for a slightly more than full device recharge. Mophie's webpage did not provide battery type details. Through the look-up in online retailers (Staples), the battery type listed was Lithium-ion Polymer. Since this was not an official listing by Mophie, it is best not to finalize this detail. It may seem like an overreaction to go into such fine detail with the two cases.
100. Both cases have a battery in it and their purpose is to provide an additional charge. However, the design difference in the two cases can severely impact your experience with your phone anywhere from grip to usage. Although the basic concept is there, their operational functions vary ever so slightly which makes a big impact and difference in experience. A side by side look reveals many similarities. The camera hole fixture is about the same size and location as necessary.
Both are equipped with the newer, not to mention smaller, lightning port. Because that's how the iPhone was made and that's why these cases need to accompany the changes. Even the sound has been redirected with both cases to compensate for the additional bulge over on the bottom end of the case.
It is harder to see on the LifeCHARGE, but the sound redirection does not span across the entire bottom length. If you look closely, you can observe two openings similar to the Mophie. Once your iPhone is in the case, the speakers are aligned and the sound will be redirected. Starting off with the interior, both cases share similar features. Both inside and out are rubberized to deliver maximum care for your iPhone. Let's focus on the inside as the title suggests. Both cases are rubberized on the inside to avoid scratching your iPhone as you slide it into place.
The new iPhone 5 models are particularly prone to scratches with its new color coating. Mophie adds an additional back rest not seen on the LifeCHARGE. The case on the bottom or back is the Mophie. Notice that LifeCHARGE is case smooth while the Mophie has a "nob" on it. There are four more just like it, two on either side. By design, this is to prevent the case from touching the back of the iPhone. Yet, this is a useless attempt as the rubberized nobs are pushed back as the iPhone slides into place.
Also by design, the nobs ensure a tight fit for the iPhone. However, this is very much unnecessary as the bumper takes care of this. Speaking of the bumper, or in this case the sides of the case, Mophie chose not to rubberize the inner sides exposing your iPhone to the plastic.
Meanwhile, the entire interior is rubberized over with the LifeCHARGE case. The rubberized sides prevent the iPhone from slipping out unexpectedly when the case is not intact. While these battery cases offer basic phone protection, it is also important to consider protecting the phones from the cases. Flipping over the two cases, we see slight variations in the design.
There are three areas of interest. The first is the power toggle. LifeCHARGE comes with a single button toggle while Mophie incorporated a flick switch as well as a toggle button. The second is the shape of the case. There is a slight difference is the overall shape. How important is this,
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