CASETiFY launches iPhone 18 accessories & new cases
Thu, 24th Sep 2026 (Today)
CASETiFY has launched a new accessories collection for Apple's iPhone 18 range, along with products for AirPods 5 and new personalisation options.
The collection focuses on several existing case families updated for Apple's latest handset series. In Australia, case prices range from AUD $68.99 to AUD $214.99, while accessories are priced between AUD $30.99 and AUD $92.99.
Leading the collection is the Impact Case, CASETiFY's best-selling case, with more than 19 million units sold worldwide. It has been tested for drop protection up to 8.2 ft and to 4x Military Standard 810G, and supports MagSafe and wireless charging.
The Ultra Impact Case sits above it in the range and features redesigned rounded corners and internal air-cell structures. It has been tested for drops up to 11.5 ft and to 6x Military Standard 810G.
Both the Impact and Ultra Impact lines are also available in Ring Stand versions. These include a built-in metal camera ring stand that adjusts up to 150° and uses a screwless hinge mechanism.
The launch also includes the Ripple Case, one of CASETiFY's better-known designs. Made from soft-touch silicone, it has been tested for drop protection up to 6.6 ft and to 3x Military Standard 810G, and comes in Black, White, Banana, Dusty Blue, Blush Pink and Fig.
The higher-protection Bounce Case remains in the line-up for customers seeking greater impact resistance. It has been tested for drops up to 21.3 ft and to 7x Military Standard 810G, and features Expanded Bounce Corners and a TesseLock design.
CASETiFY is also broadening the materials used in the range. The Alloy Ripple Case adapts the Ripple design in aluminium, while the Cloud Case uses a quilted form with padded edges and tested drop protection up to 6.6 ft.
Accessory push
Beyond phone cases, the launch expands CASETiFY's accessory range. The line includes a Ripple Wallet, Grip Stands, Loop Grips, Jelly Wristlets and Bow Charm Wristlets, as well as other charm-compatible wrist straps in a wider mix of textures and colours.
A separate case line for Apple's iPhone Duo is due to follow, and a waitlist is already open. The move suggests CASETiFY is positioning itself to respond quickly to new hardware formats as smartphone makers widen their device portfolios.
CASETiFY describes itself as a global tech and lifestyle brand headquartered in Los Angeles and Hong Kong. It says it operates more than 70 retail shops and has built its business around customisable accessories and collaborations with artists, brands and public figures.
The launch highlights how accessory makers continue to use each annual smartphone cycle to refresh product lines with a mix of cosmetic changes, new materials and durability claims. In a maturing handset market, those add-on sales remain an important source of repeat spending from consumers upgrading devices or changing cases more often than phones.