This case comes in three different color combinations, the one we’re working with here called Satin Silver. The other two options are Metal Slate and Gunmetal – very fashionable indeed. The different centers and covers are interchangeable, too, so if you’re thinking about getting the full collection, you can mix light and dark! We’re all about the light with our White iPhone 5, mind you.

This case allows a rectangular opening for your mute switch / rotation lock that’s accessible but not overly wide. Your volume buttons are covered by the TPU casing with + and – symbols so you still know what you’re pressing, the same being true of your power/lock button up top (without the symbols). On the bottom of the device you’ve got a slim opening for your Lightning port wide enough for your standard Apple Lightning cord.

The bottom also has a set of grilles that allow your audio to continue blasting forth from your device like wild. The headphone port – one of the most important points on any case for case maniacs like us – is slightly wider than the hole – as it should be! Spigen SGP makes a point of noting that Apple EarPods and “earbuds with L-shaped plug (within 6.17mm diameter) including Beats by Dr.Dre” are compatible with this case specifically.

The case is next-to-weightless, super-thin, and protective, available starting this week for $17.99 MSRP in stores that carry fine cases galore – go grab one!

The gamepad conducts an electrical field into the touchscreen whenever you press one of the buttons, and the touchscreen recognizes this input as a regular finger tap. In order to make this happen, the case overlaps slightly with the edges of the touchscreen, but it looks like it barely interferes at all.

The WynCASE is the first iPhone gaming case that actually looks like a true iPhone gaming case. It doesn’t need batteries, and it doesn’t need to annoyingly connect to your device via Bluetooth or the connector. Plus, it’s so thin that you can easily slip it into your pocket without it getting in the way, and it’s not as bulky as other gaming controller cases. The WynCASE will be made for the iPhone 4/4S, iPhone 5, and the iPod Touch 4th and 5th generations.

At the time of this writing, the Kickstarter campaign has 29 days to go, and has raised over $8,700 so far, but their goal is $80,000. The WynCASE starts at $30, which is surprisingly less than most iPhone gamepads we’ve seen. However, there’s only a limited number of slots left for that price. Once that’s gone, the price will jump to $35. The case will come in either black or white, but the company has other colors available for slightly more cash. The WynCASE is expected to ship in April 2013.

You’ll be working with slightly different sets of tones depending on which unit you get and will, of course, be getting a unique case no matter what as each case is made of real wood. This bamboo is carbonized with the same hardwood floor technique that many modern homes work with, and everything feels no less than top quality from start to finish. Right at the start when you pull the case out of the box you’ll get in the mail, you’ll notice something strange – it comes in two pieces and doesn’t clip on to your device the way essentially all other cases do.

Instead you’ve got some padding int he back and a fit around your device that’s so precise that the case holds it together like magic. There’s also a sort of tongue of wood from one side that goes under the other so there’s an extra bit of hold-together for the whole final product. You can rest easy, also, knowing that your case’s top and bottom pieces will have the grain matching up perfectly, each case being cut from the same single piece at the start.

The 10terra wood iPhone 5 case allows you to access all of your buttons and ports with ease with the single exception being the headphone port at the bottom if you’ve got non-standard headphones plugging in. As you can see at the bottom there’s a longer tunnel you’ll have to get through than you would with many other cases, but if you’ve got a standard set of iPhone EarPods, you’ll have no trouble at all.

This case is going to cost you a cool $36.95 right this minute if you order from 10terra and, again, they’ve got several other models for other devices as well. Every case is hand-finished and has a lovely laser-etched tree design on the back and the brand 10terra on the side of the volume button side of the case – real distinct, real classy.

Here you’ve got a protector that works with cases on the back if you want, but is now completely ready to be a fabulous addition to your iPhone 5 on its own as well – if that’s what you want, of course. When we used the previous version for the iPhone 4S, things got a little bit sharp – not dangerous, but ever so slightly odd feeling. Here with rounded edges the whole protector through, we’ve got a solid-feeling experience, and ever so smooth.

This unit is 0.4mm thick and made with chemically treated glass that makes is oleophobic – this is supposed to prevent fingerprints, but mostly makes for a slight less fingerprint-y experience on the whole. Application was absolutely easy and the package brings cleaning wipes if you need them as well as a sqee-gee – though you CAN apply it all without them, no worries. This unit also comes already adhesive coated, so no need for odd sprays of any kind.

Without GLAS.tR

With GLAS.tR

You have a hole in the glass for your speaker up top and a hole at the bottom for your home button. The home button will be a bit lower in your iPhone experience, which actually makes for a unique and oddly enticing situation, but you also get some home button pillow stickers you can use to raise it back up if you like. Two blacks, two whites, a terrifying lime/yellow and a cute pink, too. Match with your case!

If you do come in contact with a force that’s strong enough to break the glass, you’ll find that the unit’s Anti-Shatter Film has your back. The Glas.tR will turn into a bit of a folded-up monster of death, but you wont be hurt, and your iPhone 5 will still be fresh and undamaged as ever. This unit will cost you a cool $34.99 in the Spigen SGP store and is available right this minute.

We’ve seen reports that some users have received brand new iPhone 5 smartphones with small scratches, scuffs, and dents on the aluminum right out of the box. That is a big problem especially if I just shelled out full retail cost. Not only that but the aluminum that covers the rear of the new iDevice appears to be extremely easy to scratch. While it makes drop protection solid, daily use you could see that iPhone 5 scratched up within a matter of days. Over at 9to5Mac they reached out to Apple regarding this new design and didn’t get a very good answer.

According to 9to5Mac, one user sent out an email to Apple’s Senior VP of Marketing Phil Schiller and the answer they got in return wasn’t exactly what they were looking for. Instead of possibly suggesting a case, or addressing the situation he simply stated what you see above, and quoted below.

Any aluminum product may scratch or chip with use, exposing its natural silver color. That is normal.”

Now obviously his answer is correct, as we’ve all probably scratched something aluminum. That isn’t the point though. The point is this is a growing concern among many users, as the device seems to scratch rather easy compared to previous models. The anonymous email user also asked for suggestions or plans to fix the issue, and that was pretty much ignored.

While we don’t particularly like Phil’s reply, at least he’s up and answering customers emails at 6:00 AM over in California. This poses a question. Would you rather have the iPhone 4/4S glass back that is durable yet shatters with drops? Or the iPhone 5 aluminum design that is much improved from drop protection, but might get scratched extremely quick?

Could final design iPhone 5 units be out in the wild already? It wouldn’t be the first time, and we’ve been seeing countless leaks and different parts of the new iPhone all month. This also wouldn’t be the first time we’ve seen cases for a new 4-inch iPhone design either. These newly leaked pictures certainly could be real. The speaker grill on previous leaks seems to not be included in these shots, but again those were never confirmed.

With the new iPhone production already under way in Shanghai could 3rd party accessory manufacturers already have their hands on the new phone? Who knows. At the same time this could also just a prototype from the Chinese case manufacturer themselves, going off the same tips, leaks, and rumors we’ve all seen for months. If you’d like to get caught up on everything iPhone 5 from the month of July check out our iPhone 5 July rumor round-up.

As I’m sure you all know, the next iPhone is rumored to be released later this fall. Stay tuned to SlashGear for the latest leaks and rumors!

[via Gizmodo]

This case is made to protect the sizes and the back of your iPhone while giving you a better grip than ever before with soft, rubberized construction all around. The Box Case is certainly going to make your iPhone look unique, that’s for sure. So unique, in fact, that you might end up mistaking it for a box of pencils, or a glasses box. You’ll probably want to pick up the pink version so you don’t forget that there’s a phone in this case, let’s put it that way.

That said, there is a surprisingly fun-looking case in this collection, that being the semi-transparent Box Case again for the iPhone. You’ll be able to see your iPhone sitting in this block, but it’ll be protected just fine. Awesome idea – get a Hand Solo in Carbonite wallpaper and make this your Jabba the Hutt Star Wars tribute – pinkified! All this for $30, in several fabulous colors!

[via Incase]

And the whole thing is pretty darn customizable. This unit works with Photojojo’s collection of Magnetic Cell Lenses which include Fisheye, Wide Angle/Maco, and 2x Telephoto. The tripod mount is removable, the whole setup is lightweight, and there’s no blockage of any of your physical buttons or charging dock. The shutter button lines up with your volume up button which, as you know, works as a shutter button on its own in the newer versions of iOS with your camera application too.

This unit has side loops for a camera strap, the whole thing is very stylish, and that front lens has a function too. Even though you’ll still be using your own iPhone lens, (with or without Magnetic Cell Lenses,) you’ll be able to utilize that big lens front and center as a self-portrait viewfinder because it’s mainly a mirror!

You can pick this unit up starting this week for $65.00 for just the case or $99.00 including all three Magnetic Lenses – fun stuff!

This case has got to be the most dangerous (to your enemies) iPhone protector on the market today. With the exception of the Skinit Etched Metal Plate for iPhone 4S, never before have we considered taking the iPhone out to defend ourselves. Now that dream can be a reality with the SmartGuard Pepper Spray iPhone Case. You’ll be dropping muggers to their knees without effort with this ultra powerful 10% Oleoresin Capsicum (2 Mio SHU) with a spray range of 1.5 meters (that’s five feet).

When you’ve got the case engaged, you’ve got the canister locked in. To actually spray the pepper spray you’ve got to take it out and off of the iPhone case – then you’ve got 6 total 1/2 second bursts to take out whoever may be deserving it. So it’s essentially like you’ve got an old six-shooter in your holster, cowboys and cowgirls! And yes, this case does have an associated app by the name of SABRE Emergency App that’s also free to you iPhone users now!

This whole setup comes in black, white, or bubblegum pink if you really want to add insult to injury, and costs 37.50 Euro. Get it imported to the United States and it’ll cost you just a bit more.

Can you really put a price on pink-flavored pepper spray holding iPhone case goodness?

[via Dvice]

There’s a whopping five pieces of hardware in the full collection: themed versions if the BlackWidow Ultimate mechanical keyboard, Chimera 5.1 gaming headset (also works on Xbox), Imperator wired mouse and Vespula mouse pad for PC gamers, plus a special Onza Tournament Edition controller for Xbox 360 players. (Sorry, PS3 faithful – looks like you’re out of luck.) In addition to the gaming goodies, they’re also producing a laptop messenger bag with an N7 stripe, plus a silicone iPhone 4/4S case with the Commnadier’s distinctive armor lines. You can’t repel a Reaper attack with an exposed glass back, now can you?

All the accessories are at a pre-order stage in Razer’s online store, and most go for the same price as their non-themed counterparts. The Chimera headset costs $209.99, and the Onza controller is $59.99, a full $20 more expensive than the basic model. The messenger bag goes for $79.99 and the iPhone 4 case will set you back $24.99 –  no word on how that translates from Citadel credits. Razer estimates that all the products will ship in March, sadly after the 3-6 release of Mass Effect 3 itself. All the ME3-themed goodies come with a free Collector Assault Rifle in-game item.

Though this case will add a substantial bit of bulk to your thin, sleek, and lovely iPhone, you’ll find it worth the extras. This case will come in signal orange, black night, and urban camo, and will collect sunlight through its back panel to power the iPhone inside. You’ll be able to access the touchscreen, volume buttons, speakers, and camera with the case fully enclosed. This case will allow you to drop the phone down a hill if you do so accidentally – and it’s waterproof up to 20 feet below the surface as well.

This case is made of tough Poly-carbonate with rubber grips to keep it secure in your hand and in your pocket. The Kickstarter program here has several tiers for contributions to the project including a $25 kick to get a Snow Lizard Polo and the opportunity to purchase one of the first AQUA TEK S cases up to $5,000 that’ll get you a pack of 100 customizable cases. It’s time to get out your pocketbooks, folks, there’s a hardcore case a-waiting!

Nissan says the average scratch should be “healed” in around an hour, but more serious grazes could take anything up to a week to be fixed. Still, compared to smashing the glass back panel of your iPhone 4S or iPhone 4 – either of which generally aren’t fixed until you throw money or insurance at them – it’s a lot more preferable.

The magic is Nissan’s polyrotaxane-based paint, which is layered over an ABS plastic shell. A side-benefit is that it feels more tactile and grippy than a regular paint finish, which should hopefully help you avoid dropping it in the first place. Nissan has already licensed the paint to NTT DoCoMo, which uses it in some of its Japan-only handsets, while polyrotaxane is also being considered as a potential anti-cancer drug delivery system.

Nissan will be test-driving some prototype Scratch Shield iPhone cases this year, and is considering a commercial launch later in 2012. No word on how pricing might compare to a regular iPhone shell.

Tickle the Woogie 2, and the characters laugh; shake it and they get dizzy. It can also repeat words and phrases – with the option to turn that feature off, if you’re getting sick of the parroting – and if you leave it alone the characters fall asleep.

As before, the soft-stuffed furry legs make the iPhone easy to prop up for a child to tap at, and a clear plastic window gives the touchscreen some protection while still including headphone socket access. You can download the Woogie app free here [iTunes link].

The original Woogie was a fond favorite of Avi Greengart, appearing in two successive last-minute holiday gift guides. The new Woogie 2 is available for order now, in blue or pink, priced at $19.99.

The iPhone Lens Dial offers a telephoto, fisheye, and wide-angle lens, a perfect trio for most of your casual phone photography needs. The 1.5x telephoto lens is great for long-distance shots while the 0.7x wide-angle lens takes in a lot more scenery into your frame for nice panoramic shots. And the 0.33x fisheye gives you those fun concave-looking creative shots.

The lenses are all made from “optical-quality” coated glass while the case itself is slim and made from aircraft-grade aluminum. It also features two tripod mounts to work in either landscape or portrait mode. The Photojojo iPhone Lens Dial is available now for $249.

[via Photojojo]

The wheel looks like a rotary dial and features ten different filters, including a Dual Image Lens that produces two identical images like a 2-way split image filter, a Triple Image Lens that does the same but three ways, and a Quadruple Image Lens again four ways.

It also has a 60mm Macro Lens for taking photos roughly 60mm in distance from the lense, a Green Filter, a Red Filter, a Red Filter with a clear heart shape center, and a Yellow and a Blue filter each with a clear circular spot in the center.

The Holga iPhone Lens Filter Kit SLFT-IP4 is available now and retails for $29.99. The case it self comes in five different colors of black, white, silver, red, and blue. For examples of what each of the filters would look like, you can visit the Holga product page.

[via TUAW]

The Mophie Juice Pack Plus Outdoor Edition bundle features a case with a special orange and gray color and comes with a one-year subscription for the Mophie Outdoor GPS app that covers the continental US and Hawaii. You also get a one-year subscription to the Mophie Outdoor Edition website, which helps you plan your trips. After the first year’s complimentary subscription, the service costs $19.99 a year.

The case incorporates a 2,000mAh battery that is said to more than double your iPhone’s normal battery life. This means potentially adding up to six hours of GPS usage, up to 8 hours of 3G talk time, up to 7 hours of 3G internet use, or up to 11 hours of video playback. A toggle switch allows you to put the case on standby so that you only use the Juice Pack Plus battery when you need to. And it features four LED indicators to keep you informed of battery levels.

The Outdoor Edition bundle is available now for $119.95 from Mophie’s product page. If you already have the Mophie Juice Pack Plus regular editions and would like to use the Mophie Outdoor app, you can download it from iTunes for $29.99.

The image was sent in to BGR and is purported to be a photo of AT&T’s internal inventory list, showing a total of 7 new Case-Mate cases designed for the iPhone 5. There are a few color options and the cases appear to come in three different types, including a hard case, soft case, and an iPhone 5 skin.

Some iPhone 5 case designs by Case-Mate were leaked in renderings earlier this month. Case-Mate also posted an ad banner on its website, suggesting that Apple would launch both the iPhone 4S and iPhone 5. However, Case-Mate later said that the banner was purely poking fun at current speculations and denied having any knowledge of Apple’s next-gen smartphone.

Once again, we won’t have to wait for long to find out the real deal. Apple’s “Let’s Talk iPhone” event is scheduled for next Tuesday, October 4 and we’ll be there live blogging, so keep it here at: http://live.slashgear.com/

Considering the abundance of iPhone 5 cases that show the “radical” new design and the investment that third-party manufacturers in China make to retrieve early details on next-gen devices to get a head start on production and sales and just all the insider rumblings that have been going around, we will place our bets on the case designs. These latest images from Macitynet.it show the next-gen iPhone design differences most clearly and dramatically. They also fall in line with the other silicone cases spotted in July.

The photos leaked of the iPhone prototype N94 shows a design that is identical to the current iPhone 4, but it’s not unheard of for Apple to encase next-gen components inside a current-gen case to keep the new design under wraps. They did that with the iPhone 4 hidden inside an iPhone 3GS case, so it’s certainly not out of the question that the prototype pictured was just a disguise.

Of course, all this is just conjecture and we’ll have to wait until either late September, or most likely early October to see the real deal. Rumors also continue to flip flop as to whether the iPhone 5 will be a world phone or a 4G LTE handset, since at the moment we can’t have it both ways.

[via 9to5 Mac]

The case has a mounting bracket that adds a universal tripod adapter. The tripod you see in this photo isn’t included with the case. The tripod appears to be one from Joby in the photo. The round a part that looks like a lens is always on the case and the attachment for the tripod mount goes under that from what I can tell.

The case also has a wrist strap to help keep you from dropping the iPhone and that strap can help you stabilize the camera for photos. The case sells for $39.95 and will be offered to fit the iPhone 4 and the iPod touch. It will ship on May 5, and it leaves all the controls and sensors uncovered for access.

[via Mashable]

That pocket watch movement on the back of the case is certainly the big feature here. The watch is a De Bethune DB 1024 movement nestled on the on the back of the case. It’ looks pretty cool actually, but with the way my iPhone cases tend to get scratched I don’t even want to think what this case would look like in a few months.

I also don’t even want to think about what would happen to that fancy watch or my iPhone if I dropped the thing. There is no word on pricing, but considering the fancy nature and style I am betting it’s not cheap at all.

[via CrunchGear

GSLO has announced this week that it has initiated mass production of the Volt chargers. If you haven’t been following this interesting green charger for the iPhone, the device is a case with a 1500mAh battery inside.

On the back of the case is a solar panel to help keep that battery charged up on the go. GSLO isn’t offering an exact launch date, but the CEO of the firm says that it will go on sale “soon” and will have a 1-year warranty. You can still pre-order directly from the manufacturers site.

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If you missed this thing the first time around it is a case that has a swivel out Bluetooth keyboard inside that connects via Bluetooth to let you type on any app that the iPhone has. The QWERTY keyboard has clicky keys according to ThinkGeek. The keyboard is kept in the locked position using a magnetic clasp.

You can get the TK-421 in version for the iPhone 4 and for the iPhone 3GS. The iPhone 3G will fit the 3GS case, but the 3G lacks support for BT keyboards. If you add this thing to your iPhone, you have no excuse for not telling your supervisor why you aren’t at your post. You can order right now for $49.99 for either version.

Speck has a special line of holiday iPhone cases that will fit the iPhone 3G/3GS and the iPhone 4. The cases are from the CandyShell line and you can get them in mistletoe green with Santa for all three iPhone models, poinsettia red with a snowman on the 3G/3GS only, or CherryIce blue with a snowman for the iPhone 4.

Each of the special cases is $29.99 and can be ordered up right now. Other than the special Christmas, designs the cases are run of the mill CandyShell offerings with protection from drops and scratches.

A new case called the iMainGo 2 has debuted that is a case and a portable speaker dock all in one. The device measures in at 5.7″ x 3.8″ x 2.4″ and weighs 9 ounces. It has a pair of 2.5W speakers on one side and a clear sleeve on the other that lets you see and control your device. The sleeve doesn’t keep the touchscreen functions of your device from working.

Power for the speakers comes from four AAA batteries good for up to 30 hours of play per set. The speaker set has a tuned bass port and it will connect to any 3.5mm headphone jack. The case is made from neoprene that is waterproof. Any device with a 3.5mm headphone jack will work with the case. You can order one now for about $40.

A new case from Griffin has debuted called the Woogie. It looks like a flower that is green and has six little arms. In the middle of the stuffed animal looking case is a plastic covered pouch where you can put the iPhone or touch in for protection.

The little case has a speaker built-in as well and gets power from a pair of AAA batteries that are included. The soft stuffed animal design should do a great job of padding the iPhone if the child drops the thing. You can get the Woogie for $19.99 right now.