Backbone offers 3D-printed solution for iPhone 13 Pro camera bump problem

Spine Labs has recognized the issue that hampers the utilization of its astounding iPhone gaming regulator with the new iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max. As they saw last week, the iPhone 13 Pro’s thicker camera knock implies the telephone doesn’t sit perfectly in the Backbone One regulator, either standing out on one side or causing the extension on the back to somewhat clasp. It’s not unusable, but rather it’s not incredible.

“We spent a tremendous amount of time meticulously crafting every surface of Backbone One (both bits and atoms) and even designing universal support for the iPhones available when it was released,” a Backbone delegate wrote in an authority post on Reddit. “As a result, we’re disappointed in the situation at hand. Several folks on the team even upgraded to 13 Pro Max for a better gaming experience, and while the fit may be acceptable for some users, it’s not as good as we’d like it to be.”

To address this, Backbone has planned a adapter that is expected to work on the involvement in the iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max. Tragically, the organization says it can’t mass-produce them immediately in light of supply limitations and COVID-19, so the connector configuration will be released as an open-source 3D printable record. In the event that you don’t approach a 3D printer, Backbone says “we’ll do our best” to send a connector to clients who contact the organization’s support team.

The printable documents ought to be posted on the web “in a matter of days;” they will let you realize how well the arrangement functions when they can.