The iPhone 13 was finally launched by Apple.
Technology giants, in step to reduce plastic use, have removed plastic wrap from the iPhone 13 box.
Instead of plastic, the iPhone 13 box is now equipped with a paper tab along the box, from the bottom end, secured in place with the help of adhesives.
To open it, tear strips have been provided.
It was revealed in a tweet by Apple Leaker Duanrui.
iPhone 13 Box https://t.co/njFp37HFFP- Duanji (@ Daanrui1205) 1631872440000 To check whether the iPhone 13 unit you bought has not been taken and or damaged, you only need to look at the tear strips.
If it’s intact, without tears, then you have a device in mint conditions, directly from the assembly line.
Unless you open the box, the lid will not be off.
With this change in a box design, Apple claims that it will help avoid 600 metric tons of plastic.
The company plans to be free of plastic on all the packaging from 2025.
Also, Apple claims that the iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max new ones use “100 percent of land elements rarely recycled in magnets as used in Magsafe, 100 percent recycled tin in solder The main logic board and, for the first time, at the battery management unit solder “to reduce their negative impacts on the environment.
The company aims to be truly carbon neutral in 2030.
Here’s the way Apple has removed plastic wrap from the iPhone 13 box
