iPhone Duo case prices span $122

Apple released the iPhone Duo alongside two proprietary cases, but the protection market for the device has expanded rapidly to include options priced between $7 and $129. The new lineup spans budget-friendly magnetic shells to premium leather goods, creating a wide price gap for consumers seeking to protect the foldable hardware.

The most affordable option is the FNTCASE Magnetic, Clear case, which sells for $7. This is a reduction from its previous price of $19. At the top of the market, the Nomad Traditional Leather Folio costs $129. The device is wrapped in full-grain Horween leather and was designed specifically for the iPhone Duo.

Apple's own accessories include the TechWoven case in a kickstand form factor. Both of Apple's purpose-built cases feature MagSafe compatibility. As of October 23, these items are temporarily out of stock on Amazon, though they remain available for purchase on other platforms.

Mid-range options include the Pitaka iPhone Duo Edge Case, priced at $50 after a discount from $60. The case uses a precision-woven texture and 3D coating to provide grip and camera protection. Spigen offers several models, including the Ultra Hybrid Pro MagFit at $37 and the Nano Pop MagFit at $27.

Leather-centric brands are also entering the market. SANDMARC sells a Pro Leather Case for $81, which features a patented aluminum mount for lens compatibility. Burton Goods offers the Heritage Leather Case for $71 and the Pocket Book Leather Case for $89, both of which are discounted from their regular prices.

Additional choices include the OtterBox Defender Series Pro XT at $90 and the TORRAS Q3 VegSkin Slim 360 Magnetic Stand Leather Case at $90. Baseus offers a 360-degree rotating magnetic ring case for $30. That specific model is free when purchased with the brand's latest Qi2 MagSafe power bank.

The elago Magnetic Silicone Case costs $20, while the elago Magnetic Clear Case is available for $16. These prices reflect current market rates for the new foldable device as accessory manufacturers finalize their inventory for the 2026 holiday season.