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Phone cases

A phone case is first and foremost chosen by exact device model: two phones from the same brand released months apart can have different camera cutouts or dimensions, making a case incompatible despite looking similar. The most common materials are soft silicone, comfortable to hold and a good shock absorber in a drop, and rigid polycarbonate, thinner and often used for high-definition printed designs. Some models include a magnetic ring compatible with the magnetic charging and mounting systems found on recent phones, worth checking for before buying if that feature matters to you. Printing on a rigid case generally lasts longer than a design printed on silicone, which can fade with repeated handling and prolonged skin contact. Whatever the material, a case mainly protects the edges and back of the device: it doesn't replace a separate screen protector against drops onto a hard surface. This category gathers the phone cases carried by our suppliers, to choose by exact phone model and preferred material. Many designs reuse a motif or colour already found on other accessories in the same line, an easy way to match a bag, a keychain and a phone case without much extra thought. Because a case wraps closely around the device, even a small mismatch in cutout position can block a button or a port entirely.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I make sure a case fits my phone?

Check the exact device model, including its Pro, Plus or mini variant: two close models can have different camera cutouts or dimensions that make a case incompatible.

Silicone or rigid polycarbonate: what's the difference?

Silicone is soft and absorbs drops better; rigid polycarbonate is thinner and keeps a sharp print for longer, since it wears less from repeated skin contact.

Does a phone case protect the screen?

No: a case mainly protects the edges and back of the device. A separate screen protector is still needed against drops onto a hard surface.