Smartphones play a crucial role in our lives, and they can be problematic when a case no longer offers the protection it’s built for. OtterBox, of course, is a well-known case brand, especially famous ...

The Otterbox Trooper series just added two soft-sided options to the mix: the Trooper 20 ($250) and Trooper LT 30 ($300). Otterbox claims both will keep ice cold for over three full days, which is ...

OtterBox, popular for its protective phone cases, just launched a collection of battery packs and charging devices, aiming to expand its offerings into all things mobile tech. The collection includes ...

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Otterbox is known for its smartphone cases. They’re tough and durable like armor wrapped around an expensive and delicate piece of tech. Although the company has experience on that front, it’s ...

When it comes to phone protection cases, I’ve yet to find a warranty like the Otterbox warranty. Otterbox truly stands behind its products. Since purchasing my first Otterbox with my first Smartphone ...

OtterBox has launched the first third-party iPhone 12 cases that officially support Apple’s new MagSafe accessory system, with the company debuting its Figura, Aneu, and Symmetry Series Plus cases for ...

FORT COLLINS, Colo., July 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- OtterBox unveils two new phone case styles for Samsung's new Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7. The new folding phone cases will be available in the ...

Note: This post has been updated since it was originally published. Otterbox originally sent a pre-production evaluation unit and subsequently identified an issue with the lid trim piece. A production ...

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If you’re a PlayStation or Nintendo Switch player, you know you need to keep a cord nearby in case your controller runs out of charge mid-game. If you’re an Xbox gamer, however, it’s a little trickier ...