Case for Lower Cost iPhone Allegedly Surfaces

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Posted June 18, 2013 at 2:15pm by iClarified Staff

Macotakara, the Japanese blog, has gotten its hands on an allegedly case for the rumored "low cost" iPhone. MGM Corporation, an Asian casemaker, has created what they believe is a case intended to fit the phone.

The case it self looks fairly similar to the current iPhone 5 and is about 2mm thicker than the current generation. The video demonstration below shows an iPhone 5 is able to fit the case, but you can tell the case was made for another device.

While case designs are either a hit or a miss in terms of predicting Apple's next iPhone, rumors of of a budget iPhone have been floating around for months now. It is rumored the Apple could release a low cost iPhone along side the iPhone 5 sometime in September.

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f1982 - June 18, 2013 at 5:59pm

That's just a poor quality iP5 case. Move on.

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Macsl21 - June 18, 2013 at 3:45pm

Step one: "leak a case for a rumored iPhone" Step two: have a ton of inbound links and free advertising. Step three: sell lots of cases for existing iPhones and other products. Step four: if rumor turns out to be true, get the specs the same day as everyone else and ship any pre-orders you may get. Step five: while laughing on your way to the bank, send all the sites that promoted you a thank you card.

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CASEACE79 - June 18, 2013 at 3:26pm

There will never be a cheaper iphone because they already exist. It's call the iPhone 4S and iPhone 4. In theory apple would have to make a device superior to the previous generation at the same price point or cheaper to sell any. Why would anyone buy a cheaper iPhone that was less powerful than the previous generation? There just isn't a market.

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