New foldable phone cases hit shelves at prices from $7 to $129
Apple and third-party manufacturers have released protective covers for the new iPhone Duo, with materials ranging from woven plastic to full-grain leather.
By Kenji Hassan ·
The market for cases designed for the new iPhone Duo is now open to buyers.
Apple released two proprietary cases for the foldable device simultaneously with the phone launch. These models feature a technical fabric called TechWoven and are available in colors that match the phone. Both options include MagSafe compatibility and are currently in stock, though Amazon listings show temporary out-of-stock statuses.
Third-party manufacturers have also entered the market with a wide variety of materials and price points. At the high end, Nomad sells a Traditional Leather Folio for $129. This case uses full-grain Horween leather. SANDMARC offers a Pro Leather Case for $81, which includes a patented aluminum mount for camera lenses. Burton Goods lists two leather options: a Heritage Leather Case at $71 and a Pocket Book Leather Case at $89. Both Burton Goods items are currently discounted on their official website.
Mid-range options focus on durability and specific features. Pitaka sells an Edge Case for $50, made from aramid fiber with a 3D coating. Spigen offers several MagFit models, with prices ranging from $27 to $44. TORRAS provides a Q3 Spin 360 Magnetic Stand Case for $70 and a VegSkin Slim version for $90. ESR lists a Cyber Tough case for $60 and a Classic Hybrid case for $40.
Budget-friendly choices are also available from multiple brands. FNTCASE sells a Magnetic, Clear case for $7, which is down from a regular price of $19. The same company offers other models between $19 and $40. elago provides a Magnetic Clear Case for $16 and a Magnetic Silicone Case for $20. Baseus sells a case with a 360-degree rotating magnetic ring for $30. This specific Baseus case is currently free when purchased with the company's latest Qi2 MagSafe power bank.
OtterBox has entered the market with a Defender Series Pro XT Case priced at $90 and a Lumen Clear MagSafe Case at $76. Mkeke offers a Woven Case starting at $30. All listed products are designed to fit the new foldable hardware, including the hinge area.
Buyers can purchase these items from Apple, the manufacturers' official websites, and major retail platforms like Amazon. Some listings, such as the SANDMARC Pro Leather Case, require a discount code to reach the advertised price. The availability of these accessories coincides with the initial rollout of the iPhone Duo.
The product lineup includes protective covers for the device's folding mechanism and camera bump. Prices for the same brand can vary based on color and specific material composition. The current inventory includes both new releases and updated pricing for existing models.
Source: 9to5Mac
