Apple Duo cases hit shelves with prices from $7 to $129
Third-party makers and Apple itself offer protective covers for the new foldable, ranging from a basic $7 magnetic case to a premium leather folio.
By Thiago Kovalenko ·
Apple’s new foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, is now available for purchase alongside a wide array of protective cases. The accessory market for the device has opened with a price spread that ranges from seven dollars to one hundred twenty-nine dollars. This variety reflects the diverse needs of consumers, from those seeking basic protection to those wanting premium materials.
The lowest price point is set by FNTCASE, which sells a translucent, matte magnetic case in white, green, or black for twenty-one dollars, though a clear magnetic variant is listed at seven dollars. On the high end, Nomad offers a Traditional Leather Folio for one hundred twenty-nine dollars. This premium cover is constructed from full-grain Horween leather and is designed specifically for the iPhone Duo. Apple’s own offerings include a TechWoven case in a kickstand form factor, which is currently in stock at the Apple store but temporarily unavailable on Amazon.
Several established brands have also released dedicated accessories for the new device. Spigen lists four different models, with prices starting at twenty-seven dollars for the Nano Pop MagFit Case and rising to forty dollars for the Ultra Hybrid Pro in Frost. Pitaka’s Edge Case is priced at fifty dollars, down from a regular price of sixty dollars. The case features a precision-woven texture and raised bezels to protect the camera. SANDMARC offers a Pro Leather Case for eighty-one dollars, which includes a patented aluminum mount for camera lenses. Burton Goods provides two leather options, the Heritage Leather Case at seventy-one dollars and the Pocket Book Leather Case at eighty-nine dollars, both available with discount codes.
Other manufacturers have introduced specialized features into their designs. TORRAS sells a Q3 Spin 360 Magnetic Stand Case for seventy dollars and a VegSkin Slim version for ninety dollars. Baseus offers a gradient blue case with a rotating magnetic ring for thirty dollars; this case is currently free when purchased with the brand’s Qi2 MagSafe power bank. ESR provides three models, with prices ranging from thirty dollars for the Classic Hybrid case to sixty dollars for the Cyber Tough case with a Flex Stand. elago sells magnetic silicone and clear cases for twenty dollars and sixteen dollars, respectively.
OtterBox has entered the market with the Defender Series Pro XT Case at ninety dollars and the Lumen Clear MagSafe Case at seventy-six dollars. Mkeke offers a woven case starting at thirty dollars. FNTCASE also lists a magnetic stand case with hinge protection for forty dollars, reduced from sixty dollars. The availability of these cases at launch provides immediate options for users of the iPhone Duo, with prices covering a twelve-dollar gap from the entry-level FNTCASE model to the high-end Nomad folio.
