Cases

Good quality but expensive for a case, and he is glad FineWoven is gone.

A $120 case that looks odd but feels high quality and survived every drop test, which moved it up his rankings.

Unusually well-made case that is soft, fits perfectly and has matching metal buttons.

Protective case with a built-in stand and magnets that give his Samsung MagSafe-style charging.

A recycled-fabric case that attracts lint, scratches and tears easily, yet costs the same $60 as leather.

A convincing fake Apple case that feels very close to the real thing, rated 9 out of 10.

Casetify copied dbrand's skin designs in lower resolution and got caught, which he scores 5 out of 10.

A case with a stack of Post-it notes on the back, handy for notes but less protective as you use the pages.

A pro camera-style case with a camera flip button and zoom dial that lets you zoom one-handed, which he liked most.

A soft, spongy cork case that apparently dissipates heat better than silicone and doubles as a pin board.

A rubbery case you can write on with a ballpoint pen and rub out, likely offering good protection.

A case packed with screwdrivers, tweezers, clippers and a built-in kickstand.

A simple suction case that lets you stick your phone to smooth vertical surfaces, handy for selfies.

Looks fancy from a distance but is flimsy plastic that doesn't fit properly and adds awkward weight.

Tastefully done with a soft interior and grippy leather-like back, though it creaks and is a bit excessive.

Surprisingly good quality for $1, and it survived the drop test with barely a mark.

A mirror lets you take selfies with the rear cameras, and a built-in flash makes a clear difference.

Claims shock protection and buoyancy, but he doubted the iPhone inside was waterproof.

Has LEDs inside and plugs into the phone's Lightning port, but the glow is not very bright.

Barely a case, but the extending corner mechanism looks cool and still protects the key areas.

Turns the back of the phone into a speaker with hardware music controls, and he was impressed by the bass.

A free cardboard case that fitted better than shop-bought ones and protected the phone in a drop test.

A bulky case that is not streamlined but gives him peace of mind about drops.

Feels like there is nothing there and protects against scuffs, but its back cracked in the drop test, though the phone survived unmarked.