The cases feel durable in use, but aren’t that bulky so they’re still elegant to hold. We were also impressed by the reliable MagSafe connectivity, something we look for in all iPhone cases. We’re not surprised that eye-catching designs from Burga have been spotted in the hands of multiple celebrities, including Taylor Swift. That may make a case like this a pretty desirable gift for the fan in your life.

The case has raised edges for the screen, and slightly raised edges for the camera. It has minimal bumpers on the rear corners, but they don't really help stabilize the iPhone wobble. Moreover, in terms of protection, you have air cushions at the corners and raised bezels around the camera cutout and screen. So yeah, this case will safeguard your phone against accidental drops and scratches with ease. Also, there are precise cutouts and tactile buttons, and the case does not interfere with wireless charging. Nobody plans on dropping their iPhone, but we understand that accidents happen. Casetify’s Bounce Case balances its huge range of designs with top drop protection – and after spending a few days with it snapped onto our handset we found solace in knowing it was safe from unexpected plunges. We happened to drop it from the sink onto the bathroom tiles and it left our phone completely unharmed. The real selling point is drop protection. Casetify claims the case helps the phone survive falls from more than six metres high. We admit we won’t be hurling our iPhone from a roof to test the claim, but it’s reassuring that it’s theoretically possible.Peel's Super Thin Case has a slight lip to help protect the screen and camera. Like Totallee, Peel doesn't add branding and markings on its cases, making it the closest case option to achieve the naked iPhone look. It's also one of the least expensive cases here. You can buy it for the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Peak Design is one manufacturer that excels in this department, offering a sleek and slim fabric phone case in addition to excellent compatible accessories – we’ve tried a few of them and our favourites include the folding mobile tripod, the wallets and the “universal bar mount” that gives you a way to mount your phone to your bike. There are loads of options when it comes to this system. The Ultra Hybrid is heavy with additional branding and markings. The company's name is on the bottom left edge of the case, which is fine. However, the top right edge of the case says "air cushion technology" in capitals with an arrow pointing at the corner. There's also a random series of numbers etched on the bottom right edge of the case. Looking for a case that’s both cute and functional? We’d consider the options from Burga. The massive range of designs features loads of models that look sleek, clip on nicely and are available with matching AirPods, iPad and MacBook cases to complete the look. We’ve tried both the “Elite” and “Tough” styles (for iPhone 14 and iPhone 15 models), and both approaches have all the right protective raised edges, as well as working when we used them with the glass screen protector too.

The Otterbox is among the least obnoxious for non-Apple cases with only a single Otterbox name branding on the right edge under the power button. It's one of two cases here that offer antimicrobial technology, but Otterbox doesn't claim that it actively protects you from common bacteria. Also, if you are not looking to spend a fortune, Spigen’s Ultra clear case is also priced reasonably, making it a worthy contender on this list. To access and use all Apple Card features and products available only to Apple Card users, you must add Apple Card to Wallet on an iPhone or iPad that supports and has the latest version of iOS or iPadOS. Apple Card is subject to credit approval, available only for qualifying applicants in the United States, and issued by Goldman Sachs Bank USA, Salt Lake City Branch. While Apple’s MagSafe magnets open up compatibility with loads of accessories including chargers, wallets, car mounts, power banks and more, some brands have found ways to incorporate those magnets and take things one step further, creating accessory ecosystems with a secure attachment and alignment. Only the soft version of the Transparent case has a raised lip to help protect the screen, and its softer build will better absorb impacts than the hard version. Both versions have a slight lip for the camera. You can find the soft Transparent case for the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max.If you think the Elite feels a little pricey, we also recommend the Tough MagSafe cases. They offer two layers of protection with a silicone interior and a hard shell exterior, and we like how they have a raised edge around the screen and a ridge around the cameras for extra safety. TORRAS is well-known for its clear case design. Its Diamond-clear case is lightweight, strong, and fashionable. The brand has used imported German optical polymer materials, enhancing your iPhone’s elegance. Besides, I liked its unique blue-molecule technology and a nano antioxidant coating that successfully prevents 99.9% of yellowing by perspiration and UV light. Now, it’s not the slimmest case out there but should be comfortable to grip and use. Another reason for its build is the durability it offers, including three-layered bumpers on the corners and an enhanced dual-protection setup. Mkeke is aware of user complaints concerning the camera lens scratches, so it has considerably raised the edges (3.5mm) around the camera. The same applies to the screen bezel (1.9mm) too, completing the military-grade certification here. So you are well-protected against scratches and accidental drops with Mkeke’s iPhone 14 Pro clear case.