A phone case is a protective cover that reduces the risk of damage from drops, scratches and wear. Grip-friendly materials make the phone more stable in the hand, and raised edges can protect both the screen and the camera when they come into contact with a surface. SkalHuset specializes in phone cases and has one of Sweden's broadest selections for Apple iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel, offering everything from thin, dimensionally stable hard cases to hybrid models with a reinforced frame, a rigid back and raised edges around the screen and camera.
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Start from your exact model, not just the brand. Differences in dimensions, the camera module and the placement of the buttons mean that “almost right” is often wrong. Check the model name or model number in the phone's settings and match it against the product page; the fit should provide correct cutouts for buttons, ports and the camera without the case pressing against the screen edges. If you use screen protectors or camera lens protectors, compatibility is important to avoid the protectors lifting at the edges.
Hybrid cases and cases produced in multiple layers where each layer contributes a unique property generally provide the best protection against drops and scratches. An impact-absorbing component (often TPU) absorbs and distributes the force during a drop and is combined with a harder exterior (often polycarbonate) that provides structural stability and better surface protection. Raised edges around the screen and camera are often decisive in these situations. The specified drop height in meters can provide guidance, but what most often determines real-world performance is how the edges and frame are constructed and how well the case cushions the impact.
Silicone/TPU provides grip, shock absorption and serves as the standard choice for everyday use. Polycarbonate (PC) is hard and dimensionally stable and is often used in hard shells or as an outer layer.
Transparent cases should have anti-yellowing/UV protection to reduce yellowing over time.
Leather and vegan leather prioritize feel and appearance, while bioplastic/recycled plastic are primarily material choices where the level of protection depends on the construction.
There are several types of phone cases with varying features because we use phones in different ways and expose them to unforeseen stresses.
Thin cases prioritize low weight and a slim profile but provide less drop protection.
Transparent cases showcase the phone's design but demand higher material quality to avoid yellowing. Patterned and colored cases prioritize appearance.
Soft cases often provide better grip, while hard cases can feel sleeker but require shock absorption for drop protection.
Hybrid cases often combine looks and protection and are a common standard choice.
Cases with card slots or wallet covers combine protection and storage.
Cases with a lanyard/neck strap are practical for work and on the move.
Kickstand or ring holders provide stability for video and improved grip.
Rugged and full-coverage cases are for maximum durability and greater build volume.
Yes, phone cases can be compatible with MagSafe and wireless charging. Wireless charging (Qi) often works through thin plastic/TPU cases, but can become slow or unstable if the case is thick or made of materials that interfere with charging. For MagSafe, a correctly positioned magnetic ring in the case is practically required for a stable attachment and compatibility with magnetic accessories. SkalHuset lists several MagSafe-compatible and magnetic models, and the range includes established brands such as Otterbox, Tech21 and Nordic Covers.
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