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iPhone Duo cases hit shelves with prices starting at $7

Accessory makers have released protective gear for Apple's new foldable, with options ranging from a $7 plastic shell to a $129 leather folio.

By Bianca Shevchenko ·

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Accessory makers have released a wide array of protective cases for Apple’s iPhone Duo, the company’s new foldable smartphone. The new product line spans a price range of $122, offering buyers options from a basic $7 magnetic case to a premium $129 leather folio. These new items are available for purchase now, joining other protective gear for the device.

Apple introduced two purpose-built cases for the iPhone Duo at launch. The company offered these accessories in colorways that match the phone itself. One model features a technical fabric called TechWoven and includes a built-in kickstand. Both Apple cases support MagSafe technology. The source notes that the cases are currently out of stock on Amazon, but they remain available on other retail platforms.

Pitaka released an Edge Case for the device at a reduced price of $50, down from the regular $60. The case uses a precision-woven texture and a 3D coating. The company claims this construction provides lasting color and a comfortable grip. The case also includes raised bezels to protect the camera and precision-machined cutouts for buttons and ports.

Spigen offers four different case models for the iPhone Duo. The Ultra Hybrid Pro MagFit Case in Clear is priced at $37, while the same model in Frost costs $40. The Nano Pop MagFit Case is available in Blueberry Navy and Black Sesame for $27 each. The Air Fit Pro MagFit Case in Black is priced at $31.

SANDMARC offers a Pro Leather Case made from full-grain leather. The standard price is $90, but the case is available for $81 with a specific discount code. This model features a patented aluminum mount designed to hold SANDMARC lenses and filters while protecting the camera.

Nomad sells a Traditional Leather Folio designed specifically for the iPhone Duo. The case is constructed with full-grain Horween leather and costs $129. The design is intended to wrap around the device, with the material aging over time.

Burton Goods offers two leather options for the new phone. The Heritage Leather Case is marked down to $71 from a regular price of $90. The Pocket Book Leather Case is priced at $89, reduced from $129. Both models are available for further discount with an exclusive checkout code.

TORRAS provides two magnetic stand cases. The Q3 Spin 360 Magnetic Stand Case is priced at $70. The Q3 VegSkin Slim 360 Magnetic Stand Leather Case costs $90. These cases offer 360-degree rotation and magnetic attachment.

Baseus offers a Gradient Blue case with a 360-degree rotating magnetic ring. This case is priced at $30 and includes full hinge coverage for the folding hardware. The brand is currently giving this case for free when purchased with its latest Qi2 MagSafe power bank.

ESR sells three models for the iPhone Duo. The Cyber Tough case with a Flex Stand costs $60. The Classic Hybrid case with a Flex Stand is priced at $40. A standard Classic Hybrid case is available for $30.

elago offers two magnetic silicone cases. The Magnetic Silicone Case is priced at $20. The Magnetic Clear Case is available for $16, a reduction from its regular price of $18.

Speck and OtterBox also have entries in the market. The OtterBox Defender Series Pro XT Case costs $90. The OtterBox Lumen Clear MagSafe Case is priced at $76. Speck is listed among the brands offering cases, though specific pricing for their models was not detailed in the initial list provided alongside the other major brands.

Source: 9to5Mac

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