"Dbrand has released new Cosmic Orange skins that perfectly match Apple's signature color, and they're available for way more than just iPhones. We're talking MacBooks, iPads, AirPods, Samsung Galaxy phones, Google Pixels, Xbox consoles, PlayStation 5s, Steam Decks, and even the Nintendo Switch 2. The skin works on handhelds like the ROG Ally and Legion Go, plus major gaming consoles. If it's a device you love, chances are you can wrap it in this vibrant shade."
"Dbrand isn't subtle about it either, literally calling their product a "colormatched ripoff" and joking that they're happy to "turn your Android into a Temu iPhone". That playful, slightly irreverent tone is so on brand for them, and it somehow makes the whole thing even more appealing. They're not pretending this is some groundbreaking original color. They saw what Apple did, thought it was cool, and figured everyone else might want in on the fun."
"The timing couldn't be better. The iPhone 17 Pro's Cosmic Orange turned out to be a surprise hit, dividing people into two very passionate camps. Some folks fell hard for the loud, unapologetic aesthetic, while others dismissed it as too much. But here's the thing about Dbrand's approach: you don't need to commit to buying a whole new phone just to try out the look. Starting at just $25, these skins let you bring Apple's flashy vibe to any gadget you already own."
Dbrand released Cosmic Orange colormatched skins that replicate the iPhone 17 Pro's bold orange across many gadgets. Skins are available for MacBooks, iPads, AirPods, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones, Xbox, PlayStation 5, Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch 2, handheld PCs like ROG Ally and Legion Go, and more. The brand frames the product playfully as a "colormatched ripoff," even joking about turning Android devices into a Temu iPhone. Pricing starts at $25, allowing users to adopt the flashy aesthetic without buying new hardware. The strategy appeals to those who want the look without full device commitment.
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