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What’s the best Samsung Galaxy S9 case?

On the case: the Spigen will protect your S9
Spiegen Liquid Air Galaxy S9 case
Samsung Galaxy S9 case

Product Name: Spiegen Liquid Air Galaxy S9 case

Product Description: A lightweight, stylish case for the Samsung Galaxy S9

Offer price: £8.09

  • Design
  • Value

Spiegen Liquid Air Galaxy S9 case

Why pay more for a Samsung Galaxy S9 case that fits snugly and safeguards the phone?

Overall
4.8

Pros

  • Adds much needed grip
  • Lightweight
  • Inexpensive

Cons

  • No screen protection

If you’ve bought a Samsung Galaxy S9, you’re going to need a case. That smooth black glass on back and front looks a million dollars, but you’ll soon find the phone slips out of your hand if it doesn’t have a protective case around it. So what’s the best Samsung Galaxy S9 case?

Spigen Liquid Air Galaxy S9 Case

I could litter this article with a long list of cases I’ve tried on Galaxy smartphones over recent years, but let’s cut to the chase: Spigen’s are consistently the best. 

There are several reasons why I’m a big fan of this case in particular:

  • The textured rear of the case not only looks smart, but it adds grip, making it less likely your S9 is going to meet an expensive end with the pavement
  • It adds minimal weight or bulk to the phone
  • It slips onto the phone very easily, but doesn’t fall off in your bag or pocket
  • The covers on the buttons match perfectly, which isn’t always the case with smartphone covers – this makes adjusting the volume etc no more hassle 
  • The way the case is cut out on the rear makes it much easier to find the fingerprint sensor on the phone than it is without the case – it guides your finger into the right place to unlock the phone
  • The ports on the bottom aren’t too deeply recessed and they’ve sensibly cut out extra space around the 3.5mm jack, meaning you shouldn’t have any difficulty inserting headphones or cables
  • It’s designed to work with wireless chargers, although I haven’t tested this as I find wireless charging a frivolous waste of time. What’s the problem with plugging in a USB cable?
  • The case doesn’t create a lip on the edge of the screen, you’re finger runs off the edge smoothly, making it easy to use swipe gestures
  • It’s not expensive – only £8.09 on Amazon at the time of writing 

Note that the case doesn’t come with any screen protectors, but I personally find those a waste of space that reduce the clarity of the phone screen. 

Do I have a vast swathe of empirical evidence to prove this is the best Samsung Galaxy S9 case? No. But at £8, and with all those positive points, I can’t imagine anything else comes close.

Now read this: How do you restore data from a backup of a Samsung Galaxy phone?

About the author

Barry Collins

Barry has scribbled about tech for almost 20 years for The Sunday Times, PC Pro, WebUser, Which? and many others. He was once Deputy Editor of Mail Online and remains in therapy to this day. Email Barry at barry@bigtechquestion.com.

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