Apple’s iPhone is a beautiful device, but beauty is often fragile. If you work outside in all weathers, you like to go adventuring, or maybe you just drop your iPhone a lot, you should definitely consider investing in a tough case that can take the knocks. We’ve gathered together the toughest of the tough right here. These are the best rugged iPhone cases around. Some of them offer drop protection, some are weatherproof, and some are both. If you really want to keep your phone safe in any situation, these are the cases that can do it. The links below will take you to the best…

I’ve never been greatly enamoured of the concept of phone cases. You pay all that money for a beautiful design that Jony Ive and his team sweated over for months, then hide it in some butt-ugly plastic case. I’ve always just used a matte screen-protector (as much to remove reflections as protect the screen from damage) and a Zagg stick-on leather cover for the rear, leaving the phone reasonably well-protected from scratches but without making it look like something bought from Toys-R-Us. But I was intrigued when I saw that a couple of companies had brought out iPhone cases made…

I bought this case for my 6s plus bc I don t like bulky, tacky, plastic, loud cases (it s already big and didn t want to increase the size..said no man ever). I d prefer not to use a case bc it s like putting a tarp over a beautiful work of art. The leather case is thin, sleek, and tasteful. After a year and a half, here are the pros/cons in my case . �� Color: I bought the dark navy a year and a half ago (it looks black so I m sure the leather wears the same). It darkened as leather does, but since it is dark, I don t have the same complaints as those who bought red or some…

Otterbox phone cases have been widely renowned as premiere suits of armor for expensive and fragile smartphones, so I wanted to put that reputation through the TechnoBuffalo gauntlet. Otterbox offers three primary phone case models that vary in price, depending on the particular user application. I was sent the Commuter, Reflex and Defender series cases for the iPhone 4, though the company offers a myriad of armor for Android, BlackBerry and tablet devices as well. After spending a few weeks alternating cases every day, I can safely say that each case succeeded in adequately…

In today s review, we re talking a look at iPhone 6 Plus cases from Speck, a well-known accessory company that sells its products in dozens of retail stores. Speck has been in the case-making business for many years now and it offers several iconic cases like the CandyShell and the MightyShell. All of Speck s cases provide a reasonable compromise between protection and thickness. They can keep an iPhone safe from wear, tear, and minor drops, and don t add a lot of bulk to Apple s ultrathin devices. The CandyShell Grip, the first case we looked at, has a hard shell with soft…

Sometimes you can’t help but drop your phone, but you can make sure to protect it via some of the most tough and durable cases on the market for you iPhone 5. With these cases, you won’t have to worry about any damage to your new iPhone 5 because of their many durable and shockproof features that will your protect your phone from spills, falls and much more! 12. Speck ToughSkin Duo iPhone 5 Case For those who want extra protection, the ToughSkin Duo is like two cases in one, with sharp color options and a super-functional holster that makes safety look smart. You can use the…

Like most, you’ll probably take your shiny new iPhone 6 and cover it with something. We can’t fault you for that. The iPhone 6 is pretty spectacular, so you’ll want to keep it looking as new as you can. For that, we suggest you check out the Moshi iGlaze or iGlaze Armour. The two cases are very similar, but also uniquely suited to your taste and level of concern over your new phone. If you’re in the market for a case, we suggest you check this review out. Both are similarly constructed, and offer little in the way of ‘new’ when it comes to cases. They’ll cover the back and sides…

The iPhone 6s is a beautiful smartphone available in more colors than ever, but history teaches us that there is a need for a beautiful iPhone 6s case to match the looks of the new iPhone. After a year of use, these are the best iPhone 6s cases you can buy from under $10 to more expensive options that help you do more with your iPhone 6s. If you have the newer model, check out our best iPhone 7 cases. Whether you need the best iPhone 6s case for protection or you just need some added grip with a minimal iPhone 6s case, we’ve rounded up our favorite iPhone 6s cases from the best…

Physically, the new phones are actually not too different from their predecessors, the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus. But does that mean cases designed for the last iPhones are compatible with the new iteration? Unfortunately, no. Most users upgrading to the new devices will still have to purchase new cases. The dimensions of the new iPhones are similar enough to the old versions, but there is one notable difference: the size of the camera. Here’s a comparison of Apple’s own official iPhone cases, from its website: Apple Certain non-Apple cases for the iPhone 6S may be compatible…

The Tough Armor® case for the iPhone 5/5S provides impact absorption while staying less bulky than other protective cases. It comes with all the protective features like Air Cushion® Corners and Spider web patterned anti-stretch TPU for extra shock absorption against drops. Compatible with iPhone SE / 5s / 5 US Patent No. D747306 * Case meets or surpasses MIL-STD 810G-516.6 military drop-test standards Availability | In stock Returns Policy You may return most new, unopened items within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. We ll also pay the return shipping costs if the return…

Similar to battery cases from Mophie and Incipio, the $60 (£90 and AU$136) OtterBox Resurgence Power Case is a power pack that slips over your phone in an extra-large case. In addition to the battery reserves, it protects your phone from drops and scrapes, giving you extra peace of mind throughout the day. The case features the battery charger, which you slide your device in to charge, and a thick bumper that goes all around the edges of the phone. Putting the case on and taking it off does require some muscle. When I put it on my phone, I had to press around the edges, snapping…

I’ll start with design. Design is a big word, and it encompasses many things, and it is a religion at Apple, so maybe I should say looks. The case has a bump. It’s the first thing you’re going to notice when you see it. And it’s not a look-at-the-way-the-lens-extends-from-the-body bump, it’s a my-iPhone-ate-my-iPod bump. It looks like you tried to shove a few too many credit cards and ID cards into the back of your iPhone case. The top and bottom of the Smart Battery Case hug your phone, which is supposed to offer a more comfortable grip when you’re actually using the phone…

I initially shopped around online but wanted to get a real feel for the case. Plus, I was a little nervous about whether cases initially designed for the iPhone 6 would really fit the iPhone 6S, which Apple says is just a smidgen taller, wider, thicker and heavier. After all, who knows what that fancy new 3D Touch feature might do to a phone s girth. The first thing I noticed about the iPhone 6S cases at Best Buy is that many of them had fresh new stickers on their cases to cover up the iPhone 6S designation on the original packaging. Thus, my concerns about size comparisons…

The good old wallet may have competition from Apple Pay, but it hasn’t quite left the building yet. Even after a deep culling, you’ll likely still have a handful of cards and some cash you can’t do without. You don’t need to lug around a giant lump in your pocket, though. Plenty of case manufacturers produce a variety of protective accessories with a little extra room for the most essential elements from your wallet. We went hands-on with a carefully selected list of five different cases to see which is the best for going the streamlined route. All of our contenders had room…