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I’m often surrounded by a variety of phone cases, many of which are in good condition but just don’t catch my eye or have a small issue that bothers me. Below, you’ll find some brief reviews of some of these cases that you may find more appealing than I do.
– OtterBox Figura MagSafe Case for $50: These tie-dye cases are cool and functional, with good button feedback and a strong MagSafe connection. They can be a bit slippery, but the raised edges offer decent screen protection.
– OtterBox Symmetry Series Cactus Leather MagSafe Case for $47: While the cactus leather used in this case may not be as sustainable as claimed, it’s still a more eco-friendly option compared to others. The texture provides grip, and the slim design is appealing, though the buttons could be easier to press.
– Thinborne Super Thin iPhone 15 MagSafe Case for $60: This super-slim aramid fiber case is perfect for those who dislike bulky cases but still want scratch protection. It’s tough to remove but offers a strong MagSafe connection and comes with two screen protectors.
– Waterfield Designs iPhone EDC Pocket Organizer for $59: Ideal for those who prefer to store their iPhone in a bag, this organizer fits the iPhone 15 Pro Max and includes compartments for essentials like pens and cards. Made from waterproof X-Pac material, it offers protection for your phone and belongings.
– Mous Limitless 5.0 MagSafe Case for $60: Available in different textures, this case is well-constructed and offers a strong MagSafe connection. The buttons work well, but the edges can be a bit slippery.
– Mous IntraLock MagSafe Phone Case for $60: A slim case with clicky buttons and good screen protection, this case comes with Mous’ proprietary IntraLock system for secure accessory connection.
– Spigen Tough Armor MagFit ($25): Featuring excellent buttons and raised edges for screen protection, this chunky case offers good value for its price, though the kickstand may not be the best.
– OtterBox Commuter MagSafe Case for $35: Offering solid protection with a dual-layer design, this case may have a weaker MagSafe connection compared to others, especially with heavier phones.
– Rokform Crystal Series and Rugged Series for $70: Known for its strong MagSafe connection, this case may pose challenges in aligning with MagSafe chargers due to its magnetic back.
– Casetify Ultra Bounce MagSafe Case for $88: While on the pricier side, this case offers significant impact protection with its bulky design and various designs to choose from.
– Catalyst Influence MagSafe Case for $60: Designed to direct sound towards the user, this case offers effective speaker ports and good protection, though the Action button is a cutout.
– Burga Elite MagSafe Case for $85: Stylish and grippy, this case offers reliable MagSafe connection and solid button feedback, though it may feel a bit cheaper without the MagSafe feature.
– Wave Case MagSafe Case for $47: Made from biodegradable wheat straw, this case is functional and eco-friendly, though it may lack distinctive features.
– UAG Pathfinder MagSafe Case for $50: With a unique industrial design and grippy sides, this case offers good MagSafe accessory compatibility, though the Action button is a cutout.
– Speck Presidio Perfect-Clear MagSafe Case for $50: A clear case with decent protection, this case may show smudges easily and have a slightly stiff Action button.
– Spigen Optik Armor Magfit Case for $27: Providing rear camera protection and a matte texture, this case may have compatibility issues with wireless chargers for some users.
– Incipio AeroGrip MagSafe Case for iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max for $30: Offering good grip and stability, this case has a cutout for the Action button and may not be suitable for those who prefer a button design.