OTTERBOX SYMMETRY SERIES Case for iPhone 13 (ONLY) – BLACK
Original price was: $26.95.$24.94Current price is: $24.94.
Last updated on May 12, 2024 12:29 am Details
- Tested to survive 3X as many drops as military standard (MIL-STD-810G 516.8) with lasting antimicrobial technology that helps protect case exterior against many common bacteria (it does not protect you or the screen)
- Compatible with Apple MagSafe charger and wireless charging, made with 50% recycled plastic and raised edges that protect camera and screen
- Thin profile slips easily into tight pockets, the one-piece design pops on and off in a flash and durable protection shields against drops, bumps and fumbles
- Includes OtterBox limited lifetime warranty (see website for details)
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OTTERBOX SYMMETRY SERIES Case for iPhone 13 (ONLY) – BLACK
Original price was: $26.95.$24.94Current price is: $24.94.
Toyosi Oniru –
I have ordered this same case for my last 3 iPhones with ultimate protection and no issues , now that MagSafe technology is existent I’m mindful of looking for the compatibility . This case description claims it’s MagSafe compatible but unlike the exact same case for 12 . The 13 case doesn’t have the magnetic attachment inside that works for the apple battery pack so although the pack charges you cannot attach a MagSafe wallet or battery pack on the go IT WILL FALL OFF .
Customer –
fit is off. its probably from iphone 12
JordanLeigh –
Otterbox is definitely a tried and true case for my husband and I! We always get them for our phones and we have never had any issues. Our phones feel very protected and using the case in conjunction with a screen/camera protector, our phones are protected from all angles!
Highly recommend this case and any Otterbox case.
Z –
Case isn’t bad, definitely better than the first case I purchased. The phone felt more balanced when laying it on the table even though the camera had a large buffer that extended past the case (I’m not a fan of this). I decided to go to a defender case which I am glad I did, the back of the phone is flat with the defender case.
Only con with the case which I may contact otter box about is the top left corner doesn’t appear molded right. It had a gap and I would get clicking when using the phone sideways.
AH –
I mean…it’s fine, I guess. I’ve had lots of otterbox’s and they’ve been…fine. But this one, made for the iPhone 13, is loose front to back. I thought I could live with it, but now of course I’m out of the return window and it’s starting to drive me nuts. And one would think that a snug fit would be important for impact absorption. I have friends who love their non-otterbox cases that cost half the price. This will be my last otterbox, I’m done paying for a name.
R. Ambos –
Otterbox delivers it…again! Perfect fit for my new iPhone 13. I like the minimalist look of it…not bulky. Just what I’m looking for. Thanks.
Nicole Starr –
I’ve used otter box on my iPhones for years now and I’ve never had any phones break or even get a crack on the screen thanks to them. The only complaints I have about this case is that it is a very slick plastic on the backside and also does not have the rubber casing that goes over the hard plastic. It’s taken me a bit to get used to the slickness when holding it. Other than that I am completely satisfied with the case.
Jenn –
This is WAAAAAAAY overpriced at $50. It’s just a basic phone case. There’s no super special features to justify the price. It doesn’t float, come with a screen protector, or offer special shock protection. It doesn’t even have a charging port cover. It’s literally just a basic plastic phone case that protects your phone from normal everyday drops and scratches. This is a $20 case all day. They’re not even trying to hide the fact that you’re paying for the Otterbox name at this point. There just isn’t enough value to justify the price of this. Otterbox, if you’re listening, you need to be a little more reasonable with your pricing