places, such as malls and restaurants, more commonly than
are notable personalities in other countries. This also brings
visibility to ullu cases.
The Dual case is like a wallet with compartments that
make it easy to slip the phones in and out. The Dual II case
positions the phones back-to-back to keep both screens
visible at the same time. The two phones are attached by a
magnetic divider and can be separated.
For people who carry two phones, Hazarani said the
smaller handsets have been more popular; no one wants
to carry two plus-size iPhones. However, many people
in the Middle East haven’t been able to resist owning an
iPhone 7 Plus with its dual-lens camera. In this case, the
second phone is often a smaller model. As a result, sales
of Dual cases, made for two smaller phones, have dipped
somewhat.
One wealthy customer ordered 18 Dual II cases for
his family members, who had recently purchased the same
number of iPhone 7s. The cases alone totaled $3,621.95.
Hazarani said people in the United Arab Emirates don’t get
their iPhones at a discount as part of a service contract, so
the family likely paid full price for each phone.
“People in Dubai like to spend a lot of money,” he said.
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