The best Apple iPhone 15 Pro cases you can buy

The iPhone 15 Pro might be the first to use actual titanium in its housing, but don’t count on that to keep it safe from drops. To protect your investment you’ll want to slap a case on it. To help you find the right one for you, we’ve rounded up the best iPhone 15 Pro cases you can currently buy.

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The best iPhone 15 Pro cases

Caseology Parallax

The Caseology Parallax is a reliable iPhone 15 Pro case that combines style and protection. Its unique raised hexacore pattern adds a bit of flair and ensures a secure grip in your hand. While it’s not the slimmest case around, it more than makes up for it by providing excellent protection for your iPhone 15 Pro. With a choice of three elegant colors — burgundy, matte black, and blue — this case keeps your phone looking good while keeping it safe. Given its affordable price, the Caseology Parallax is an easy recommendation for most users.

Spigen Mag Armor MagFit

Spigen is another very reliable case brand, and its Mag Armor MagFit is our favorite from this year’s lineup. It features a standard design with good drop protection and a built-in magnet array for MagSafe accessories and chargers. This year there’s a new chevron design on the back that’s available in matte black and blue. We would have liked to have seen more colors, but this is one of the cheapest iPhone 15 Pro cases on the list, so we won’t complain too much.

Speck Presidio2 Grip

Speck is another case brand that’s been around the block a few times, but this year the company’s iPhone 15 Pro cases have a new trick up their sleeve in ClickLock. Like the Peak Design case below, this adds a mechanical element to the included MagSafe magnet array to prevent slipping and turning, which are common complaints for the tech. The only issue is that you’ll have to buy one of the company’s ClickLock accessories to make the most of it. All of their cases are available with (or without) this feature, but our favorite is the Presidio2 Grip, which features great protection and a grippy texture along the sides and back. It comes in seven color combinations, although it is a bit pricier than cases from the likes of Spigen and Caseology.

Peak Design Everyday Case

The Peak Design Everyday Case is one of the most unique iPhone 15 Pro cases you can buy, with a soft fabric finish and a built-in “SlimLink” magnet on the back. This connection is MagSafe compatible, but it works best with Peak Design’s other accessories, most notably the Mobile Wallet, which can hold seven cards and opens to work as a kickstand. The case itself is gorgeous, and the company added three new colorways this year, including Sun, Redwood, and Sage. Accessories like the Mobile Wallet are available in matching colors, so they won’t cramp your style. It isn’t the cheapest, but if you’re familiar with Peak Design’s excellent gear bags you know that this brand means quality.

Apple Silicone Case

Apple has always made killer first-party cases for its iPhone lineup, and the simplest one is the one we like the most. The aptly named Silicone Case is, well, a simple soft-touch silicone case with built-in MagSafe magnets in the back. Like the iPhone 15 Pro itself, the cases come in a variety of great colorways, so you don’t have to feel too bad about covering up that fancy titanium edging. This case is a bit expensive for what it is, but if you want a high-quality basic case with great color options, it’s a solid pick.

Mous Limitless 5.0

The Mous Limitless 5.0 is another pretty standard case, but the aesthetics are on point. The back comes in eight different finishes, from walnut and bamboo to leather and fabric. Each has an exceptionally premium feel, and the rest of the case is great quality too. It has good protection with a raised camera bump and a slightly ribbed rim for enhanced grip. It is quite a bit more expensive than most standard cases, but that’s the price you pay for style.

Spigen Ultra Hybrid MagFit

Next up is yet another Spigen case, the Ultra Hybrid MagFit. This is a slight variation on the clear Ultra Hybrid case, which has been one of our favorites for years, with an added MagSafe magnet array in the back. It’s not the thinnest, but it does offer good protection. If you want something more interesting, Spigen also makes a Zero One version, which shows the phone’s internal components on the back of the case. This case is very affordable, but if you want something cheaper and don’t plan on using any MagSafe accessories, Spigen makes a standard version that’s a few dollars less.

Totallee Super Thin Case

If you don’t want to sacrifice the look of your new iPhone 15 Pro but want a little extra protection, the Totallee Super Thin Case is for you. As the name implies, it’s a very thin case, measuring just .02-inches thick. No magnets will fit in such a thin material, but it’s thin enough that you can still get a limited MagSafe connection through the case. We recommend the clear model for the cleanest look, but there are also frosted and opaque colors to choose from, too. There’s also no visual branding on the case, although it is a bit expensive for what it is.

Incipio cru

The Incipio Duo is a case that’s been around almost as long as smartphones, but this year the brand has a new design that caught our attention. The Incipio cru has the same resistant design and drop protection as the company’s older models, but with a more modern look that’s suitable for the iPhone crowd. The textured backing comes in a variety of styles, including several colors of subtle camo, but our favorite is the brown faux leather option seen above. It also has built-in magnets and won’t add much bulk to your phone, making this a pretty great case for just about anyone.

Cyrill Kajuk Mag

A similar but more affordable leather iPhone 15 Pro case is the Kajuk Mag from Cyrill. It features a soft vegan leather backing that comes in five attractive color options. Apart from that, it’s a fairly standard case, with a resistant build and MagSafe magnets in the back. At half the price of the case above, it’s a much easier pill to swallow after splashing the cash on a new premium iPhone 15 Pro.

Smartish Wallet Slayer Vol. 2

The Smartish Wallet Slayer Vol. 2 is another mainstay in the world of smartphone cases, and this year’s model hasn’t changed the winning formula. It’s a cardholder-style wallet case with space for three cards and cash on the back. The finish is a soft fabric that comes in more design variations than I can list here, including the option to upload your own image. If you prefer a harder case, the Wallet Slayer Vol. 1 has all the same benefits with a smooth back and grippy side rails. No matter which one you choose, it won’t break the bank.

Spigen Slim Armor CS

If you want an iPhone 15 Pro wallet case that’s even more affordable, check out the Spigen Slim Armor CS. It uses a sliding door to conceal up to two cards and cash beneath the camera bump. As the name implies, it’s still very thin, so don’t expect to shove more than two cards in there. We’ve also had trouble with embossed cards in the past, so temper your expectations when it comes to capacity. That said, it has great drop protection and comes in much cheaper than the competition.

Mujjo Full Leather Wallet case

For real leather luxury, check out the Mujjo Full Leather Wallet case. The description is largely in the name, but you have to see it and feel it to really appreciate how great this case is. It features a genuine leather build, which is softer and feels better than PU leather, and if properly cared for, it will develop a rich patina over time. The small pouch in the back only holds two or three cards and cash, but that’s often enough. There are also built-in MagSafe magnets in the back, but you’ll want to remove your cards before using it. It’s a bit pricey, but understandably so. It comes in four different colors, and you have the option of buying it without the pouch for a cleaner look.

UAG Monarch Pro

The UAG Monarch Pro is a great case if you’re looking for rugged protection. It’s got excellent drop protection with thick corner bumpers and a raised lip, but it’s still quite light in the hand. The design is quite rugged looking, but without dipping into dad-style belt clips and holsters. If you want something with a more military look, check out the Kevlar version of this case. It’s a lot more expensive, but it does add some welcome personality and texture to the case.

Supcase UB Pro

For a more complete rugged case package, check out the Supcase UB Pro. It’s one of the most fully-featured cases you can buy, with fantastic drop protection, a built-in screen protector, port covers, thick bumpers, a belt holster, and even a kickstand. There aren’t too many color options available, but it’s quite a bit more affordable than similar rugged cases. However, the kickstand will prevent the use of most MagSafe accessories, and you may have to remove it to use wireless chargers effectively.

Casetify Ultra Bounce Case

Another new addition to the case world is Casetify’s Ultra Bounce Case. It takes the thick bumpers found on the company’s Bounce Case to the next level, with a massive structure on each corner of the device to prevent damage from impacts. The nice thing about this approach to a rugged case is that it largely leaves the rest of the case untouched, so you don’t fall into the same pitfalls that lead to over-built, heavy cases. Casetify is known for its extreme customization options, and you can choose from countless designs, all of which are MagSafe compatible. This case is one of the most expensive iPhone 15 Pro cases on our list, but it’s worth it if you’re prone to dropping your phone.