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- Samsung's Galaxy S10 phone lineup includes the standard Galaxy S10, the larger Galaxy S10+, and the more affordable Galaxy S10e - and all those fancy glass-backed phones need a good case for protection.
- We've rounded up the best Galaxy S10 cases you can buy from Speck, Incipio, Casetify, Spigen, Otterbox, and Case-Mate.
Samsung's Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e are gorgeous, expensive new flagship smartphones, and if you're getting one, you'll want a case to go with it.
Both the front and back of these phones is encased in glass that is relatively easy to break when dropped and very expensive to replace, so you shouldn't skimp on the quality of the case you choose. After all, most cases cost less than $50, which is a lot less than you'd pay to get your new phone fixed or replaced if you accidentally drop it.
Dozens of cases are available in various shapes, styles, and sizes, and many more will be released in the following weeks. To help you make the best choice, we've rounded up the case companies we trust the most and broken down their pros and cons to help you make the right decision.
These cases may cost a little more, but they'll last you several years, and provide ample protection for the most important gadget you carry around every day.
Here are the best Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e cases:
- Best grippy Galaxy S10 cases: Speck
- Best simple Galaxy S10 cases: Incipio
- Best designed Galaxy S10 cases: Casetify
- Best inexpensive Galaxy S10 cases: Spigen S10, S10+, S10e
- Best rugged Galaxy S10 cases: OtterBox
- Best feminine Galaxy S10 cases: Case-Mate
Read on in the slides below to check out our top picks.
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