The best Samsung S24 cases in 2024

The Everyday case from Peak Design marries a sturdy build with an elegant design to earn its rightful place at the top of our list of the best Samsung Galaxy S24 cases. It’s the very definition of an all-rounded case, and better still, has a useful built-in magnetic lock for attaching your device to almost any metal surface.

The only real downside with the Everyday case is the price tag. As a high-end case for a high-end phone, it also comes in at the more expensive end of the price range. However, this is a case that will last the test of time, rewarding your investment if you can afford the initial outlay.

If you love using a kickstand, it’s something that you won’t want to compromise on when purchasing a case for your Samsung S24. Kickstands can be incredibly useful given that we all use our phones for video calls, streaming, and more.

The ESR case offers a very affordable option with a sturdy stand and protection for your phone in one handy package. Available in black and clear – and in sizes for the S24 Plus and Ultra – the case is made of light acrylic with aluminum reinforcements.

While many of the entries on our list of the best Samsung Galaxy S24 cases hide the design of the phone behind sturdy black plastic or rubber, this FNTCASE alternative allows you to show off your flagship phone without risking damage from accidents. You don’t have to worry about yellowing plastic over time either, with the designers going the extra mile to manufacture a transparent case that stays nice and clear no matter how long or how often you use it.

The only real downside to this transparent case is that it’s only designed to fit the Ultra spec. If you’ve got one of the other Samsung S24 trims, you’ll need to continue your hunt.

We all love something that can serve more than one purpose, and wallet phone cases are a brilliant example of that. Protecting your phone and storing your important cards all at the same time? Bingo! (Just please, please don’t lose it.)

As the Samsung S24 releases, Mantto’s wallet phone case is a top-of-the-range and budget-friendly choice for you. Because of its magnetic closing clip, it won’t accidentally flop open, and its simple black design is stylish and attractive. Importantly, in terms of storage, you can keep loose notes, a number of cards, and a picture in the case all at the same time, as it offers plenty of space without looking excessively clunky.

Let’s get the only downside out of the way, first: Casetify’s Impact case for the Samsung S24 series is a more expensive option. If you’re looking for a reason not to buy this case, this is the only one. It’s a top-of-the-range product, and inevitably that’s reflected in how much it costs.

However, in our opinion, Casetify’s Impact case justifies its price. Partially made from upcycled phone cases, and with EcoShock protection material, this is an environmentally conscious purchase that doesn’t compromise on functionality. It’s also a case that’s built to last, and with a raised edge and some hardcore protection tech, this is our top pick if you’re specifically looking for a case that can keep your new phone safe. In terms of the design options, this is a simple, sleek, and very attractive case that comes with some color choices too. It’s hard not to love everything about this case.

Otterbox is one of the most reliable names in the smartphone case game, and the Defender Series Pro offers you some serious protection for your expensive flagship. It might look a little basic, though there are a few colors to pick from, but it does exactly what you need it gives you peace of mind while not affecting any of the usability of your fancy phone.

The obvious caveat with this case is the price. It’s slightly more expensive than the Casetify alternative, but it covers all the bases in terms of drop, dust, and dirt-proofing. If you’re willing to spend a little extra on this one, you can be sure it’ll carry you through until the arrival of the next generation of Samsung phones and well beyond.

Caseology is another big name in smartphone cases but offers significantly cheaper products than Casetify and Otterbox. The Parallax is an ergonomically designed case that feels a lot better in your hand than some of the similarly priced alternatives without losing any of the durability. For just under $20, you can’t really ask for more.

There aren’t any significant downsides to the Parallax case, though it’s worth pointing out there aren’t a ton of exciting options to choose from in terms of design. Providing you don’t mind your phone case not exactly being a party piece, there’s little reasoning we can offer to avoid this one.

The Spigen Neo Hybrid is a well-built and durable case with a slim and sleek shape that doesn’t draw too much attention while also being incredibly easy on the eye. It’s a good all-rounder that stands out due to the thoughtfulness of its design: an unobtrusive design that doesn’t unnecessarily cover any of the buttons or make accessing any of the features difficult thanks to precise cutouts.

The case is also on the more affordable end of the spectrum, and for its price tag, you get guaranteed protection with a casing made of a combination of PC and TPU, with extra grip on the sides to limit the chance of any accidents. What you don’t get is lots of color choices, but it’s already attractive as-is with its simplicity so that isn’t really a major drawback at all.

Despite being called the UltraColor, this case does have fewer color options than you might expect. But, really, is that a bad thing? Do you need to spend your time flicking between colors, or do you actually just need a case that’ll do its job without any fuss, where all the color choices are good choices? Like us, you’re probably in the second camp.

Great. We’re on the same page, which means that we can all agree that the Cyrill Ultracolor case is a brilliantly straightforward option. It’s inexpensive, has a really attractive (almost retro) design, and has a nice grippy texture. It’s got good protective ratings too, and just in case you’re extra worried about dropping it, it comes with a wrist loop that you can wear, so that it’ll never be more than a few centimeters away from your hand. Whether that’s a pro or a con is up to you.

If you’re a particularly adventurous spirit who spends your free time hiking, running, camping, and generally engaging in other similarly uncomfortable activities, the Urban Armor Gear UAG case for Samsung S24 is one that keep up with your pace. With a heavy-duty (and extremely attractive) design and Kevlar material reinforcement, your phone will be protected from even the sharpest falls. What takes the Urban Armor Gear UAG case, though, is the fact that it makes those falls so unlikely with lanyard anchors and special traction grip. You could scale the Dawn Wall in Yosemite with this in your pocket, and it’d be fine.

Admittedly, if you’re not into the rugged lifestyle, the Urban Armor Gear UAG case is probably a bit much, especially given that it’s not a cheap option. But even then, it looks so great and it’s so wonderfully protective that it’ll still do the job you want it to do – and extra.