Dbrand, the company behind custom phone cases, cases and screens, which recently launched its new matte black ‘darkplates’, is now teasing Sony to sue them.
The accessory is not official and is not an original Sony product and is only intended to beautify the PS5. To provide some context for the matter, accessory company PlateStation5.com, which would sell custom PlayStation plates, was forced to cancel all its stocks and rename itself at CustomizeMyPlates.com after Sony lawyers complained about trademark infringement .
Currently, Dbrand has exhausted all of its matte black darkplates and the company is waiting for refueling to arrive in May. The dark sign has a unique design with tiny PlayStation microtexture icons that the company boldly calls “a familiar apocalyptic twist, but legally distinct in the classic shapes of PlayStation buttons”.
Dbrand is selling black matte black plates for PS5 disc editions for $ 49.00, adding a middle skin that raises the price to $ 60.95. The digital edition of the PS5, dark plates cost $ 19.95 with an intermediate skin, although the matte black design has not yet been made available to him.