>All of these could be injection molded for a significant fraction of the price per unit. They're selling iPhone cases, not a manufacturing process. They seem

>All of these could be injection molded for a significant fraction of the price per unit. They're selling iPhone cases, not a manufacturing process. They seem to have so many different designs that 3D Printing actually appears to be a great method for this with little waste. The benefit is on-demand manufacturing. CNC could work too I suppose. And with 3D printing hype, some people just want something that has been 3D printed, regardless of its drawbacks.