The Apple event wrapped up last week, and pre-orders for the iPhone 17 series, which includes the iPhone 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, and the all-new 17 Air, are already underway. If you’re one of the lucky ones to have pre-ordered, it’s also wise to grab a case to protect your shiny new investment, especially the Air, which at just 5.6 mm could be fragile. Here are the best iPhone 17 series cases that you should definitely check out.
Nomad has been one of the best case brands for years, with some really aesthetic and durable cases. The newest leather case for the iPhone 17 is probably the best on the list. Sure, I know leather isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but that premium feeling it provides is just umatched.
It’s not just looks, though. Underneath the leather, there’s a polycarbonate frame with a TPU bumper, which gives 8 feet of drop protection—a claim that we’ve tested with the previous models. Nomad sources its leather from sustainable sources, and there’s also MagSafe support for all your accessories.
Just note that leather is a natural material, and you will need to take some care to keep your case all shiny and new.
If you’re someone who hates the added bulk of a case, then there’s no one better than Pitaka. These guys are the original pioneers of the slim case, and at just 0.88mm thick and weighing 17 grams, the new Ultra Slim for the iPhone 17 series is the best one yet.
It’s made of Kevlar, which is the same material used in bulletproof vests, and provides decent protection against bumps and everyday wear. However, there’s no TPU bumper to absorb harder hits, so keep that in mind before making the purchase. It’s also compatible with MagSafe.
For those who liked the Nomad leather case but found the plain look a bit boring, OtterBox’s Cactus Leather Embroidery case is for them. It’s made from nopal cactus, which adds that premium feeling. You also get to choose between three designs, one representing Paris, one a flower pattern, and the last depicting cactuses.
The case also provides solid protection against drops and scratches, has raised edges for the camera and screen, and includes metal buttons for that premium feeling. Couple all that with MagSafe compatibility, and the case becomes a serious contender.
If you are the adventurous sports type or just drop your phone every day, like me, then the Supcase UB Grip Pro is a fantastic option. The case is made of high-quality materials that can withstand a drop of up to 15 meters.
The sides are grippy to prevent drops, and it comes with a screen protector and kickstand baked in. Plus, you also get MagSafe support and MIL-STD-810H-516.8 certification.
Dbrand is a well-known name in the skin care space, and its grip case offers something nobody else does. The case, as the name suggests, provides tons of grip, excellent drop protection, and is just 2mm thick. However, the best reason to consider the Dbrand Grip case is the skins.
You can customize the back of your iPhone with over 50 choices of skins, ranging from a sophisticated leather finish to neon circuit or just the bare internals of the iPhone. There’s also MagSafe compatibility.
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