Apple’s iPhone cases provide stylish protection, and a new deal cuts $9.01 off the price of various Silicone, Clear and TechWoven models for iPhone 17, iPhone 17e, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max.
As you might expect, the company’s cases fit its smartphones perfectly. This sale applies to cases for various models in multiple colors and sizes. And if you happen to own an iPhone Air, you can currently save a whopping 54% on a bumper case.
Find big discounts on practically the full range of official Apple iPhone 17 cases in Amazon’s sale.
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Apple iPhone case deals
Getting an iPhone case has never been more important, with the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air models seemingly quite susceptible to scratches. While the iPhone 17 series earned rave reviews, some of the models seem unusually prone to getting scratched, especially the ones with darker finishes.
The typical response on social media is “Put your iPhone in a case!” That’s always good advice. And Amazon makes it easier with discounts on Apple’s cases for the iPhone 17 lineup.
Plus, Apple builds in MagSafe support for its cases, adding magnets inside so the iPhone aligns perfectly to wireless chargers and other accessories. The magnets provide a firm attachment, so you don’t need to worry about your phone falling off things like MagSafe car chargers.
The buttons on Apple’s iPhone cases also feel top-notch. They’re precision-machined and don’t feel squishy like some lesser cases. And for iPhones with a Camera Control, Apple’s cases offer a superior experience.
“This case works seamlessly with Camera Control,” Apple says. “It features a sapphire crystal coupled to a conductive layer to communicate finger movements to Camera Control.”
Apple Silicone iPhone case
Apple’s Silicone iPhone cases feel delightfully smooth in your hand, but give you plenty of grip to keep you from dropping the precious devices held within them.
“This case contains 45 percent recycled silicone material and has a silky, soft-touch finish on the exterior that feels great in your hand,” Apple says. “And on the inside, there’s a soft microfiber lining for even more protection.”
You can currently save $9.01 on several colors of Silicone Cases With MagSafe for various models in the iPhone 17 lineup. That drops the price from $49 to just $39.99.
Apple's Silicone Cases feel silky smooth in your hand while providing excellent grippability. It works seamlessly with the iPhone's Camera Control, thanks to "a sapphire crystal coupled to a conductive layer to communicate finger movements."
- Perfect fit, with built-in magnets for MagSafe charging
- Great selection of colors
- Not the cheapest option
Apple TechWoven iPhone case
Apple replaced its hated FineWoven cases with TechWoven, a more rugged alternative.
“This case is made from a custom technical woven fabric, made from 100 percent recycled polyester,” Apple says. “Multiple colored yarns are woven together on a Jacquard loom creating a dimensional texture with a rich depth of color. The sides of the case are coated with a lightly textured TPU for better grip.”
You can currently save $9.01 on several colors of TechWoven Cases With MagSafe for iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max. That drops the price from $59 to just $49.99.
Made from 100% recycled polyester, the pebbled back of Apple's TechWoven cases feels grippy and durable. "Multiple colored yarns are woven together on a Jacquard loom creating a dimensional texture with a rich depth of color," Apple says. The sides are made of lightly textured TPU, with anodized aluminum buttons.
- TechWoven material feels like it will last a lifetime and provide solid protection.
- Aluminum buttons "provide precise and responsive feedback."
- Comes in five colors (blue, purple, sienna, green and black).
- A bit less streamlined than Apple's other cases.
Apple Clear iPhone case
Users of the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max (and the base-model iPhone 17, too) who are concerned about scratches can turn to an Apple Clear Case. This blend of clear polycarbonate and flexible materials protects the valuable handset without bulking it up. And it really is clear to allow the world to see the color of your iPhone.
You can save $9.01 Apple’s Clear iPhone cases for iPhone 17, iPhone 17e, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max.
Thin, light and grippy, this case is made of "optically clear polycarbonate and flexible materials." Plus, Apple says "all materials and coatings are optimized to prevent yellowing over time," a common problem with low-quality clear cases.
- Scratch-resistant coating on both sides.
- Sapphire crystal coupled to a conductive layer plays nice with Camera Control.
- Built-in magnets for optimal MagSafe functionality.
- More expensive than some similar-looking competitors.
Apple iPhone Air Bumper Case
Apple brought back its classic Bumper case just for the iPhone 17 Air. It offers protection for the slim handset with a minimal amount of extra bulk. The minimalist case covers just the edges, so you can show off the handset’s color.
It comes in a range of colors: black, tan, light blue and light gray. Amazon currently discounts the bumper cases by up to 54%.
Designed exclusively for the new iPhone Air, this is a throwback to the iPhone 4's bumper case. It protects the super-slim phone's edges while showcasing its back glass.
- Lets you see what color your iPhone Air is.
- Fits like a glove.
- Limited number of colors (black, light gray, tan, light blue).
- Doesn't protect iPhone Air's glass back.
More iPhone 17 series cases to choose from!
Obviously, Apple isn’t the only company making iPhone cases. Third-party accessory makers offer a very wide variety of iPhone 17 cases, with other designs and materials. You can find plenty of possibilities in the Cult of Mac roundup of the best iPhone 17 cases available.
Ed Hardy has been writing full-time about tech for 25 years, and using it for much longer than that. His intro to Apple was a Macintosh SE/30 (which he still has), but now he uses a 13-inch iPad Pro as his primary computer.
That’s because he’s a “tablet first” type of guy. Rather than use a Macbook, he connects a keyboard case to the iPad. And instead of a desktop Mac, he connects his tablet to a 27-inch display and full-size keyboard. (So don’t try to tell him that everyone has to use a Mac to be productive.)
Before coming to Cult of Mac, Ed wrote for NotebookReview, TabletPCReview and Brighthand, as well as other sites.
