Apple's misunderstood crossbody iPhone strap might be the best I've seen
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Apple's misunderstood crossbody iPhone strap might be the best I've seen
"The skepticism I had about Apple's rumored crossbody iPhone strap can be put to rest now that it's officially announced as part of yesterday's big iPhone 17 event. I'm suitably impressed. And if we can clear up some of the confusion about why it exists in the first place, then I think more people will be too. Firstly, crossbody straps are supremely useful for those of us who are denied deep pockets and don't want to carry a bag."
"It gives the person quick access to their phone on a bike, at a festival, in a shop to make payments, or when tapping into public transport. They're for the old and young who fear their phones being dropped or stolen. And yes, they're also fashion statements that can be coordinated with your latest fit."
Apple released a $59 magnetic crossbody strap for iPhone that combines practicality and fashion. The strap offers quick access to phones while cycling, at festivals, in stores, and on public transport. It aims to reduce drops and theft risk for both older and younger users. The design doubles as a coordinated fashion accessory. The strap addresses limitations from clothing with minimal or no pockets, particularly in women's fashion, where purses became common after pockets were reduced in the 1940s to preserve form-fitting silhouettes.
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