How Is Thinborne Better Than Latercase Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold Case?

Google foldable phones aren’t cheap? Therefore, we understand why protecting it has become a top priority from the moment you get it.

Two brands come to mind when you start thinking about thin phone cases - Latercase and ThinBorne.

Should you go for a Latercase Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold Case or a ThinBorne? Both brands use aramid fiber, making it even harder to decide between the two.

Below, we’ll look more closely at their similarities and differences in the hopes of helping you decide which of the two better suits your very own Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

We have a lot of respect for Latercase. The company was founded around 2019 and gained a reputation for offering ultra-thin phone cases. Since then, their goal has been to produce thin cases that you can barely feel they’re there. They also focus on durability, which is why they’re using aramid fiber materials for their products.

ThinBorne is a newer brand that was founded in 2023. From the very start, the company’s mission statement revolves around making the thinnest phone cases possible without sacrificing protection properties. And like Latercase, ThinBorne is also using aramid fiber for its Pixel 10 Pro Fold Case.

So what’s the fuss with aramid fiber?

These materials are used in military applications, meaning they’re incredibly strong and durable.

Using the same type of materials, Latercase builds its phones based on simplicity, whereas ThinBorne creates its phones with innovation in mind.

Choosing the right case for your phone can be tedious, and we’re not here to tell you to choose ThinBorne over Latercase. What we’ll do instead is present you with their characteristics, so that you can make an informed decision when it’s time to buy a case.

We already mentioned that both Latercase and ThinBorne use aramid fiber, but this doesn’t mean that they’re using the same exact materials for their phone cases.

The reason for this is that aramid fiber materials are cut, layered, and finished in different ways.

ThinBorne uses 600D aramid fiber, which allows for thinner threads, resulting in clearer textures and a more premium feel. The case is scratch-resistant, and the matte finish makes it resistant to fingerprints.

Latercase, on the other hand, uses 1500D aramid fiber, which is not as strong as 600D. It’s also rougher and prone to early wear and tear.

Winner: ThinBorne! (for obvious reasons)

Both brands aim to produce super-thin cell phone cases.

However, while Latercase phone cases are slim, ThinBorne cases are slimmer.

On a foldable-style device like the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold, the case can be felt in terms of lightness and bulkiness. Still, you want your precious investment to have a certain degree of protection because it’s so expensive.

Winner: ThinBorne, as it carries the perfect balance of protection and lightness.

Since ThinBorne’s phone case uses entirely 600D aramid fiber materials, it offers more protection than Latercase’s 1500D-made cases.

Keep in mind, however, that neither case is built for high-impact bumps and drops. So, if you know for yourself that you’re a frequent dropper, you might want to consider getting a more rugged, heavy-duty phone case (and sacrifice in size and weight)

Winner: ThinBorne, because 600D aramid fiber is more durable than 1500D.

At ThinBorne, we have built-in MagSafe and Pixel Stand support. This makes it possible to snap on magnetic chargers, wallets, mounts, and more.

As for Latercase, users are quite frustrated that their cases are not compatible with MagSafe:

Winner: ThinBorne due to its MagSafe capabilities.

ThinBorne’s Pixel 10 Pro Fold Case is priced at $89.98, while the Latercase Google Pixel Pro Fold case costs $69.

At first glance, it may seem that you’re saving money with the Latercase brand because it’s cheaper.

But keep in mind that ThinBorne uses premium 600D aramid fiber, which is more costly to produce. Moreover, ThinBorne supports the MagSafe technology.

Winner: It’s a tie. While you can save money on Latercase, ThinBorne’s more expensive case offers more functionality.

Below is a video review of the ThinBorne Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold Case…

Although a younger company than Mous, ThinBorne has begun to garner attention in the industry.

• We are honored to be chosen as the best case brand of 2023 on Android Central .

• Android Central rated our S24 Ultra Case as the Top 1 Staff Pick for the Best Galaxy S24 Ultra Case of 2024.

• Android Central rated our S24 Plus Case as the Top 2 for the Best Galaxy S24 Plus Case of 2024.

• You can also check us on 9to5Google to see how much Editor Andrew loves us.

• Tom's Guide also recommends our S23 Ultra MagSafe case as one of the top 2/10 on the best cases . (Hey, our S24 Ultra is going to be so much better than S23 Ultra!).

Let’s see what ThinBorne users are saying about their favorite thin phone cases!

So, how is Thinborne better than Latercase for the Pixel 10 Pro Fold case? It’s for the following reasons:

• Stronger and more costly 600D aramid fiber

• MagSafe support

• Slimmer phone case

• More value for money

We’d like to make it clear that both Latercase and ThinBorne’s cases for the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold are great options and well worth the money. They both offer thin, durable, and stylish cases.

It’s just that ThinBorne went the extra mile by using 600D aramid fiber, which is a more premium material than Latercase’s 1500D. Add to that its MagSafe feature, which is a must-have nowadays.

For a thin phone case that preserves your phone’s look and style without sacrificing everyday protection, the ThinBorneis a clear winner.