Apple announced four new iPhone 16 models earlier this month, and with those releases, the company also unveiled its new line of Silicone and Polycarbonate cases that support MagSafe wireless charging and allow you to seamlessly use the Camera Control button. Typically, you would expect these accessories to set you back by quite a bit, but Amazon has discounted the cases by 14 percent, meaning that every single unit will now cost you $41.99.
Regardless of which iPhone 16 you upgrade to this year, you have to pay the same price for the Silicone or Polycarbonate cases. In total, there are eight Silicone cases and one Polycarbonate, both of which have been crafted using high-quality materials. Apple says that it uses 55 percent recycled Silicone, with every single finish flaunting a silky, soft-touch finish that feel premium when you grip it for the first time.
As for the Camera Control button, Apple says that there is a sapphire crystal paired with a conductive layer that helps to communicate your finger’s movements with the button. You will be elated to learn that each case features in-built magnets that are aligned perfectly, allowing the iPhone 16 case to snap on a MagSafe charger without any difficulty. Apple also stands by the durability of each case, saying that these parts undergo thousands of hours of rigorous testing to ensure that these will last you for years.
Sadly, what will not last for years is this deal on Amazon, so if you want to protect your shiny new iPhone 16 from bumps, marks, scratches, knicks, drops, or any kind of damage, ensure that you take advantage of this offer right away.
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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