- Dec 25, 2011
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Can New Be Better?
I've already reviewed Mujjo's full leather card cases for iPhones X and XS Max, however, now I have a regular full leather case. This case has been given a brand new coat of paint. Let me tell you, the new Moroccan Blue is stunning. It's really hard to not stare at this case all day. It's nice shade of deep blue without going into indigo or being too bright which is a pretty difficult shade of blue to obtain and I'm happy to see that Mujjo nailed it for this case. As for the case itself, it's a standard leather case. You have a wide open bottom, leather buttons on the side, a camera cutout, and a mute switch cutout. I've had some time with this case and I'm still amazed at how tactile Mujjo is able to make the leather buttons. They aren't mushy or stiff, just very easy to press with a nice click. Mujjo still makes one of the nicest mute switch cutouts as well. It's both wide and tapered which makes it incredibly easy to access your mute switch. The camera cutout is ever so slightly off-center, but I'm just a stickler for centered cutouts. It's fine and won't cause any issues with your photos. The inside of the case has a nice microfiber/felt interior as you would expect, and it is the same beautiful shade of blue as the rest of the case. As for the back, that's where you'll find the only branding, which is just Mujjo embossed at the bottom. Here's where Mujjo really gets me, the feel of the case. The leather they use is very soft and comfortable. There is no slickness to the leather at all and it's very comfortable right out of the box. This is why Mujjo remains at the top of my list for leather cases.
The Good
The Bad
Conclusion
If you're looking for a great leather case and you're thinking about buying Apple's OEM case, I say nay. Spend that money on a Mujjo. In my opinion, Mujjo has better leather and the fit is just as good. Sure, you'll lose out on the aluminum buttons, however, the leather buttons are just as tactile on Mujjo's case. I would say that the mute switch is easier to access on the Mujjo full leather case than it is to access on Apple's OEM case. And let's not forget this beautiful Moroccan Blue leather. Check out the Moroccan Blue full leather case on Mujjo's site here.
I've already reviewed Mujjo's full leather card cases for iPhones X and XS Max, however, now I have a regular full leather case. This case has been given a brand new coat of paint. Let me tell you, the new Moroccan Blue is stunning. It's really hard to not stare at this case all day. It's nice shade of deep blue without going into indigo or being too bright which is a pretty difficult shade of blue to obtain and I'm happy to see that Mujjo nailed it for this case. As for the case itself, it's a standard leather case. You have a wide open bottom, leather buttons on the side, a camera cutout, and a mute switch cutout. I've had some time with this case and I'm still amazed at how tactile Mujjo is able to make the leather buttons. They aren't mushy or stiff, just very easy to press with a nice click. Mujjo still makes one of the nicest mute switch cutouts as well. It's both wide and tapered which makes it incredibly easy to access your mute switch. The camera cutout is ever so slightly off-center, but I'm just a stickler for centered cutouts. It's fine and won't cause any issues with your photos. The inside of the case has a nice microfiber/felt interior as you would expect, and it is the same beautiful shade of blue as the rest of the case. As for the back, that's where you'll find the only branding, which is just Mujjo embossed at the bottom. Here's where Mujjo really gets me, the feel of the case. The leather they use is very soft and comfortable. There is no slickness to the leather at all and it's very comfortable right out of the box. This is why Mujjo remains at the top of my list for leather cases.
The Good
- Beautiful
- Comfortable
- Great usability
The Bad
- Camera cutout ever so slightly off center
- Open bottom may not be everyone
- Some people may not like the leather buttons
Conclusion
If you're looking for a great leather case and you're thinking about buying Apple's OEM case, I say nay. Spend that money on a Mujjo. In my opinion, Mujjo has better leather and the fit is just as good. Sure, you'll lose out on the aluminum buttons, however, the leather buttons are just as tactile on Mujjo's case. I would say that the mute switch is easier to access on the Mujjo full leather case than it is to access on Apple's OEM case. And let's not forget this beautiful Moroccan Blue leather. Check out the Moroccan Blue full leather case on Mujjo's site here.
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