dBrand unveils new cases for the Samsung Galaxy S25

Samsung has recently announced its latest flagship phone – the Galaxy S25 series. The company has its own lineup of official cases, but if you’re not a fan of the company’s selection and want something different, don’t worry. The folks at dBrand have announced their own lineup of cases, screen protectors, and skins for the Samsung Galaxy S25 series, which might be worth checking out.

Protect your phone

In case you’re unfamiliar, dBrand started out as a company that made protective skins for smartphones. It was an alternative to cases for users who wanted something slimmer while adding a bit of personality to their devices. The company has expanded its offerings to include screen protectors and cases.

For the Samsung Galaxy S25 series, dBrand has a couple of different case options for you to choose from. This includes the Ghost 2.0 and Grip cases.

Ghost 2.0

The Ghost 2.0 case is a clear case with a black bumper surrounding the edges. According to dBrand, the clear case comes with anti-yellowing technology. This means that over time, it will remain crystal clear and won’t turn into a shade of yellow that we’ve seen in other clear cases. The company is confident in its anti-yellow technology and promises free replacement if it turns yellow.

The case is also made with a high-strength polymer sealed with a proprietary solution and chemically hardened. What does this mean? It makes it anti-scratch. Whether or not it truly is anti-scratch remains to be seen. The Ghost 2.0 also has built-in magnets that make the Galaxy S25 Ultra compatible with MagSafe/Qi2 chargers and accessories.

The Ghost 2.0 case is available from dBrand’s website and priced at $49.95. It is only available for the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

Grip

If you don’t plan to splurge on the ultra-expensive Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, then the Grip cases are for you. It is available for all models, including the base Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

The Grip case is perfect for those who want a case that offers more grip, hence the name. dBrand also boasts that the case offers military-grade impact resistance. Don’t worry about this resulting in a thick or bulky case, don’t. The Grip case measures 2mm thin, making it perfect for those who want a case for their Galaxy S25 that offers protection minus the bulk.

The case features textured dots and black strips that add to the phone’s overall grip. The case features raised edges along the front of the phone for added protection, and it also hides the camera bump to give the phone a flatter profile. Similar to the Ghost 2.0, the Grip cases also feature support for MagSafe/Qi2.

If you’re keen on the Grip case, it is priced at $59.90 and is available from dBrand’s website. Users can also choose from various back designs.

Galaxy S25 Skins

Skins are what boosted dBrand’s popularity. These vinyl stickers allow users to maintain the overall feel of their phone while offering some degree of scratch resistance and protection.

For the Samsung Galaxy S25 series, dBrand offers what they’re calling Full Body skins. This means that they don’t just protect the back of the phone. These skins wrap around the sides of the phone to protect its edges.

There are over 40 designs to choose from, and are priced as low as $16.95 and go up to $34.95 for the premium leather options.

Prism 2.0

Last but not least, dBrand has announced the Prism 2.0 screen protector for the Samsung Galaxy S25 series. The Prism 2.0 screen protector scores a 7 on the Mohs scale of hardness which makes it incredibly scratch-resistant.

It has an edge-to-edge fit that makes it fit like a glove, plus it comes with a statically-charged peel layer that eliminates dust during installation.

Speaking on installation, the Prism 2.0 screen protector comes with a special installation tray. Applying the screen protector should be a piece of cake. The screen protector is priced at $34.95 for a two-pack and is available for dBrand’s website.

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