Love the tear-down but could you also delve into the top magnets that pull/hold the airpods in their charging tube and also how they are magnetically aligned in the lid? My thoughts are that the rear lid magnets oppose each other so has to help hold the lid open but their opposing force is overcome when the front magnets are attracted and obviously have more leverage being further from the hinge to snap shut and hold the lid closed. To me, this is an ingeniously overlooked design aspect of the case using magnets rather than springs to create a spring-like effect.
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Love the tear-down but could you also delve into the top magnets that pull/hold the airpods in their charging tube and also how they are magnetically aligned in the lid? My thoughts are that the rear lid magnets oppose each other so has to help hold the lid open but their opposing force is overcome when the front magnets are attracted and obviously have more leverage being further from the hinge to snap shut and hold the lid closed. To me, this is an ingeniously overlooked design aspect of the case using magnets rather than springs to create a spring-like effect.