Cases

Rated as the third genius LEGO product, as it is made of real LEGO and lets you build on grips, stands and even a steering wheel.

Well-intentioned for self-protection, but it delivers far more pain than a normal stun gun and is banned in places.

Nicer to use, with magnets and less flex, but it picked up marks and camera ring damage in the drop test and he was not convinced by it.

Calls the new dbrand Atomic edition case ridiculously nice.

He is not a fan of clear cases, especially as the magnets in them cannot be clear.

He likes the silicone case because it softens the sharp edges while keeping the design intact.

A hideous case with fake camera lenses; it arrived as a plain cheap TPU case.

Offers full protection and LED notifications, but wallet-style cases are uncomfortable to use.

Better than the LED cover because the screen stays usable when shut, but still uncomfortable to hold.

A nice case, but so grippy it snags in pockets.

A convenient case with five built-in lenses, but not as good as a dedicated lens.

A grippy, drop-resistant case with a card compartment, for those who don't mind thickness.

Nicely made and works well with the phone, but you are paying for software rather than materials and the style never made sense to him.

Official silicone case with a ridged interior, good port access and feel; he prefers its feel to the wallet case.

A polycarbonate case that adds bulk but lets you attach the Pro Handle.

A cheap-looking case that redirects the flash as a notification light; he found it interesting but wouldn't recommend buying it.

A normal-looking case that pulses on the back for calls and notifications without needing its own battery.

Floats your phone in fresh or salt water but is very bulky, roughly tripling the thickness.

Announced case for 2020 that can be charged wirelessly from 12 feet away, which he sees as a reasonable transitional solution.

A well thought-out lens case with decent quality for the price, standout macro lenses, some distortion.

A case that turns your screen into a glasses-free 3D display, unlike any accessory he has tested.

Unofficial Lego-like iPhone case with swappable bricks that he is a big fan of.

A supercar-themed plastic case that is not bad looking, with a fold-out stand, but not his thing.

Not a crazy case, but he really likes how slick it looks.