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Samsung Galaxy S9 Cases

Samsung Galaxy S9 Cases

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Samsung Galaxy S9 cases to suit every taste and style and protect your Galaxy S9. Shop for a Leather, Tough, Thin or Clear case from the UK's No. 1 supplier of mobile accessories.
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Galaxy S9 case buying guide

Here's what you need to know about the Galaxy S9 and how to protect it.

Overview

The S9 is an iterative upgrade over the S8, with a more reasonably placed fingerprint reader below the rear camera, a more powerful Snapdragon 845 or Exynos 9810 processor and a better image processing system. Like its predecessor, it is available in both normal and Plus sizes.

Types

Here are some of the most common case form factors.Standard: these cases protect the back and sides of your smartphone, while leaving the screen fully accessible. Sometimes, a raised lip will surround the screen to protect it from taking a direct hit. This simple design is the go-to option for many users due to its light weight, good protection and accessibility. Bumper: this minimalist case often leaves the back of your phone exposed, but includes shock-absorbing materials around each corner to prevent damage. Sometimes, bumpers will have thin or transparent backs, just to complicate things. Bumper cases tend to be light weight but offer limited protection. Tough: these cases emphasise protection over style, and are often constructed from multiple layers of different materials for maximum effect. As well as protecting from drops, knocks and scratches, some tough cases include specialised defences against water or dust ingress, and as such come with an IP rating, like IP68. The first number is usually six, which corresponds to complete dust resistance, and the second number is usually seven or eight, and means that your smartphone is protected against immersion in water. Be aware that this protection only extends to certain depths and for certain times, e.g. up to one metre for 30 minutes. Folio: as the name suggests, a folio case acts like a book, covering the back and sides of your phone with one part and covering the screen with another. These cases are fairly bulky and don't allow rapid access to your phone's screen, but make up for it with excellent screen protection and room for other features such as card slots or stands. Folios are sometimes called wallet or flip cases. Pouch: The pouch is unique in that it completely envelops your smartphone on all sides. That makes it quite protective, but also requires you to remove your phone from the pouch before it can be used -- and normally, such use is where damage from knocks or drops can occur. Pouches needn't be made to suit each individual smartphone, so you can reuse one pouch for multiple smartphones of similar size.

Materials

Smartphone cases are commonly made from plastic of various kinds, but other materials can also be found. Here are some of the most usual choices, and what they mean: Silicone / gel / rubber: These soft and flexible materials go by many names, but they are generally cheap to produce, provide moderate protection and usually add grip to prevent accidental drops. Polycarbonate / TPU: These are the most common plastics used in smartphone cases. Polycarbonate offers good scratch and impact resistance, while TPU is a little softer and less ideal for impact resistance. Multiple layers using both of these materials tends to provide better protection than you'd get from a single layer of either. These plastics also allow for more intricate and sophisticated designs than silicone. Leather / leatherette: Leather or leather-style materials are another common choice, particularly for folio, flip and wallet-style cases. They tend to wear more nicely than plastics, but tend to be a bit bulkier on average than plastic cases. Within this category, genuine leather cases tend to cost more than cases made with synthetic leather alternatives, but both offer a classic look and feel. Aluminium: Metals are less commonly used in smartphone cases as they have a tendency to affect wireless signal strength, but through clever engineering (or the use of multiple materials) it is possible to avoid this drawback. Aluminium alloys are a common choice, offering excellent rigidity and scratch protection, but perhaps less impact resistance than a more flexible material. Wood: Wood isn't commonly used for smartphone cases, as it is costly to produce en masse. Its inflexibility also means multiple pieces or adhesives must be used to attach it around your phone. However, it does provide a unique look and feel, with decent protection as well.

Features

Cases can also include any number of added features, allowing you to do new things with your phone. Here are features to look out for. Wallet: a wallet case is one that includes card slots and/or pockets, allowing you to keep ID, credit cards, tickets and other important pieces of paper or plastic close at hand. Folio cases commonly include wallet functionality, but you can also find cases with concealed card storage on the back side. Stand: a stand case comes with a built-in stand, used by either folding the back cover in a certain way or deploying a kickstand. This is particularly helpful when watching videos, keeping an eye on notifications or using a Bluetooth keyboard. Selfie: a selfie case is one that includes forward-facing lights, allowing you to take better lit photos. Wireless Charging Compatible: not all cases are compatible with the wireless charging built into the Galaxy S9, so these ones ares guaranteed to work. Mount: cases may include mounts of all kinds, allowing you to affix your phone to a car's vents, a magnetic holder, your belt or even your finger. This is particularly helpful in cars and/or for bulky cases that won't easily fit in a standard-size pocket.

Brands

Hundreds of companies make cases for the Galaxy S9, but not all of them are worthy of inclusion. Some of our favourite brands are Spigen, OtterBox, Case-Mate, Olixar, UAG, Moshi, Krusell and Ghostek. Once you find a case maker you like, you can use the Manufacturer filter on the left or bottom side of the screen to see all of their cases at once.
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