On the leather case for the Apple TV Remote, there is a place for the AirTag
This leather case from Nomad makes the Apple TV remote easier for you to hold and hold, and also has a secret compartment to hold the AirTag to help you find the remote more easily when it falls under the sofa or gets lost somewhere in the house. When attached to the case, the remote will thicken significantly, but it is more comfortable to hold and use, and the feeling of touching the skin is better than touching the aluminum surface of the Apple TV remote. Nomad chooses a layer of leather that does not have a painted surface, so the feeling of touching the leather will be very pleasant, but it will absorb something from your hands and will quickly lose color and become older. The AirTag compartment is hidden inside and covered by leather. My quick test shows that the sound will be reduced by about 10dB compared to leaving the AirTag outside. The remaining volume is about 57dB to 60dB
What I like best is that you will touch the skin, not the aluminum. Either way, skin-to-skin is more comfortable and softer than other materials.
The Apple TV remote is also too thin so it's not easy to press. Put it in this leather case and press more comfortably.
The leather that Nomad chose has a beautiful color and smooth surface. However, this type of skin will soon lose color, that's the way this type of skin is. It will be the same color as the mechanical keyboard palm rest below.
AirTag will be in the case like this. There is a secret compartment inside and it is designed to fit snugly.
This compartment is perforated so sound can go out, but the outermost layer of skin is not perforated. Unpainted leather has pores so sound, air, and heat can still pass through. Testing shows that the sound is still good.
Siri call button on Remote
The remote head. You see that the lines are not sharp because the skin is folded inward. Actual leather finishing will be the same.
Nomad's packaging is virtually plastic-free.
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