This case assures that gravity won’t stand a chance against your device thanks to its strong protection features. As with every Apple phone, the market for cases is crowded and there are heaps of choices to sift through.

The micro-textured back ensures excellent grip, helping to prevent any drops from happening in the first place.Peak Design is one manufacturer that excels in this department, offering a sleek and slim fabric phone case in addition to excellent compatible accessories – we’ve tried a few of them and our favourites include the folding mobile tripod, the wallets and the “universal bar mount” that gives you a way to mount your phone to your bike. With dozens of cool and flashy designs, you’ll have no problem finding one that gives your iPhone the flair you’re looking for. However, if you want to use those MagSafe accessories without taking your phone out of its case, you need a phone case that's equipped with MagSafe support. The case also boasts a honeycomb traction grip that enhances grip and keeps it from unintentionally slipping out of your hand. If it does happen to slip through your fingers, you’re covered with up to 14 feet of drop protection thanks to Impact Strut technology.

Super-strong yet ultra-light, it offers up to 10 feet of drop protection and boasts innovative self-cleaning technology built into the case to help it stay clean over time.One caveat if you're considering this case: because of the thick fabric backing, it's not compatible with MagSafe or wireless charging. Since there are a ton of games out there — and not every game is a winner — it's definitely hard to find games that are worth your time and energy.

I like the Plasma (pictured middle), which comes in ash and white, while the Lucent (left) and Civilian Series (right) are also good and available in multiple colors. This case is also relatively light, thin, comfortable to hold, and there’s even built-in antimicrobial protection to keep things nice and hygienic. However, if you have got butterfingers and tend to drop your phones often, you should go with a rugged case for ultimate protection. Clckr sells just the stand/strap accessory to stick on the back of your phone (or on a case), but the iPhone case with the integrated kickstand accessory is better. If you don’t care about wireless charging and are just looking for pure protection, the CaseBorne V rugged case is your answer.UAG’s cases look like something a space marine would use, and there’s no doubt from looking at the Monarch case that it’s tough. If you want your iPhone to look (and feel) good as well as be protected, then these are the cases you want. We think these cases that are made from biodegradable wheat straw are well worth considering if you’d prefer something that is still strong without being made of plastic. When not testing out the latest gizmos, you’ll find Simon either catching up with the newest releases at his local cinema or out shooting with his beloved compact camera.

The designs on offer feel polished and distinctive, giving your phone a high-quality feel when you pull it out of your pocket.First, it's made out of what Otterbox says is a "first-of-its-kind regrind material that creates an authentic recycled appearance with a comfortable, grippy texture. Beyond the stand, this is a super protective case for all the same reasons that Casetify’s Impact model is. Machined metal buttons are satisfyingly tactile and raised edges will minimise the risk of direct impact damage to your screen and camera. Early cases struggled with this problem, but today's cases don't have to sacrifice strength for a slim profile.