13 cases to protect your brand new iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 or iPhone 13 Pro / Max

Have the Three Kings been good and have they brought you a new iPhone 13? Apple smartphones have a spectacular design, but it is convenient to protect them with a cover if we do not want possible damage from drops or other accidents. We bring you a selection of covers to ensure terminal security.

Mini cases for iPhone 13

Air Liquide Spigen

Spigen is one of the “kings” of the iPhone case industry for providing affordable and good quality proposals. One of the cheapest is the Liquid Air ($ 13.99), which is made of TPU with an exterior droid pattern and Air Cushion technology to protect the corners. The edges are raised to protect both the screen and the camera. Doesn’t support MagSafe, but does support Qi.

Spigen Ultra Hybrid

We continue with another Spigen model, this time the Ultra Hybrid (13.99 dollars). Fully transparent to reveal the design of the deviceIt has hybrid technology with TPU bumpers and polycarbonate rear, as well as an air cushion for corner protection. The edges are also raised to protect the screen and camera from flat surfaces.

Supcase Unicorn Beetle Pro

We turned to another manufacturer with a very durable case, the Supcase Unicorn Beetle Pro (24.99 dollars). This proposal protects the smartphone 360º with a double layer design

. Flexible TPU protectors prevent damage from bumps and drops. It comes with a screen protector to prevent scratches on the panel and a kickstand-shaped holder for consuming media, making video calls, etc.

OtterBox Symmetry + Series

If you want to charge your new iPhone 13 with a MagSafe charger or use accessories compatible with this technology, the OtterBox Symmetry + case (33.04 dollars) has been designed to be used with them. It has antimicrobial technology and is made of over 50% recycled materials. Features DROP + fall protection (three times more drops than military standard MIL-STD-810G 516.6).

Moshi opening

We have completed the proposals for the iPhone 13 mini with the Moshi Overture case (49.99 dollars), a 3-in-1 case for Apple’s new compact smartphone. It is made of premium vegan leather, non-toxic and BPA free, so it’s good for the environment. It is compatible with Qi wireless charging and is certified against military grade drops (MIL-STD-810G). Inside there are slots for cards and tickets, as well as a mode that allows it to be used as a foldable stand.

IPhone 13 Cases

liquid silicone release

We turn to the iPhone 13 cases with elago liquid silicone (11.99 dollars). Available in 12 different colors, it is made of liquid silicone material which provides a nice and soft feeling. The non-slip matte material ensures a firm hold. It consists of three layers (liquid silicone, hard PC and microfiber liner to protect against scratches). The edges are raised 1.3mm to protect the screen and cameras.

Spigen slim fit

We continue with the iPhone 13 cases with the Spigen Thin Fit (15.99 dollars), a proposal available in four colors and which has hybrid structure of PC and TPU. The profile is lightweight with a matte coating and the buttons give easy access to device functions. Polycarbonate is scratch resistant to keep your phone safe in your pocket.

Mag Spigen Armor

Another highly recommended Spigen case if you want to take full advantage of MagSafe technology is the Mag Spigen Armor ($ 27.99). It’s made of shock-absorbing TPU with slightly raised edges to protect the screen and camera, as well as Air Cushion technology to absorb shock. Tactile buttons provide solid feedback and easy pressing. It has magnets to facilitate the use of MagSafe accessories.

Nomadic modern folio

Nomad is a manufacturer of smartphone accessories that stands out for the quality of its products and its elegant design. The Modern Folio (59.99 dollars) is a cover that combines a minimalist look with good protection. It includes MagSafe technology to be able to charge iPhone more comfortably and faster. It is able to withstand drops up to two meters and the rubber edges provide greater resistance.

Monarch UAG

We have completed the proposals for the iPhone 13 with the UAG Monarch shell (49.99 dollars). This case is designed to protect your iPhone from accidents. It is lightweight, made of quality leather and metal alloy. It is made up of five layers to provide maximum cushioning against impacts. He has military grade 2X MIL-STD

and 10 year warranty. It supports Qi wireless charging and Apple Pay.

Cases for iPhone 13 Pro / Max

UAG Plyo

We have started the selection of compatible iPhone 13 Pro / Max cases with the UAG Plyo (32.99 dollars and 32.99 dollars). The interior of the UAG Plyo features an impact resistant core with military grade protection. It is made up of two layers that provide maximum cushioning in the event of shocks or impacts.. It supports Qi wireless charging and Apple Pay. It meets the MIL STD 810G 516.6 military standard while being lightweight.

Moshi sling phone case

Moshi’s Crossbody Phone Holster proposal ($ 66.99) is a cover / wallet / shoulder bag that offers comfort, versatility, and a modern design with personality. It is compatible with smartphones as large as the iPhone 13 Pro Max and has a antimicrobial treatment so that you are also protected against possible viruses. The shoulder strap is adjustable and removable.

Nomadic sport

We continue with the iPhone 13 Pro / Max cases with the Nomad Sport (38.99 dollars and 34.99 dollars). This case was created with a minimalist, modern and slim design. It includes MagSafe technology to charge iPhone more comfortably and faster. It has a shiny appearance and is able to withstand drops up to 1.8 meters. In the bumper, it incorporates Grippy TPE for greater resistance and protection. The housing consists of a polycarbonate frame with a PET back plate.

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