Best Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra cases 2024

Even though the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is now officially an older flagship, it's still a device worth considering. With four years of OS updates and five years of security updates, the phone will still be supported through 2027. That's plenty of time to enjoy it if you still own one or you find a great deal. It's a rather large phone, however, with a 6.8-inch screen that you'll want to keep protected from damage.

The best way to do that, as with any phone, is via a protective case for your Galaxy S23 Ultra. While you want a case that looks good, the most important thing is that it's durable, offers good grip, and has features like raised lips and edges and shock-absorbent bumpers to assist with a bump, fall, scratch, or scuff. We have found that these are among the best Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra cases.

Here are the best Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra cases

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Your S23 Ultra can conquer the world with the right case

Carved Traveler case on a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra

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Cases are the best form of protection for any device, be it a flagship Android phone or a cheap e-reader from Amazon. The S23 Ultra is now succeeded by the S24 Ultra (and soon to be the Galaxy S25 as well). However, if you already own last year's model, we suggest you shouldn't be in a big hurry to upgrade. There is no shortage of lovely covers and cases of shapes, colors, and sizes for the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.

Slim cases look and feel great, but they don't usually help much with impact absorption. They do, however, weigh next to nothing and don't interfere with the S23 Ultra's wireless charging capability.

After trialing countless cases for the Samsung flagship, our favorite cases are the Incipio Kate Spade Hardshell Case, Thinborne Aramid Fiber Case for Galaxy S23 Ultra, Dbrand Grip Case, and Carved Traveler Case.

Folks who are looking for a super thin and lightweight case should pick either Thinborne's ultra-thin Aramid Fiber Case for Galaxy S23 Ultra or the Kate Spade Hardshell Case. The latter adds a lovely feminine look and a surprising level of toughness to your phone. You can also get the same thin case with a design from Coach from Incipio. Thinborne's case will add great scratch protection, extra grip, and optional Magsafe wireless charging magnets.

Carved and Dbrand go for a more unique, customizable angle. Both cases are wonderfully grippy and will survive a big fall without feeling bulky or heavy. Dbrand features the company's trademark sarcasm and consistent patterns, while Carved cases are handmade and completely unique.

If those are too much, the Ringke Onyx features a great, non-slip texture and it has holes for strap attachments. You can also opt for the Caseology Nano Pop for something brighter and more protective. Carved and Dbrand also make gorgeous, unique cases with grippy rubber sides that'll let you show off your style. If you want something simple and sophisticated, you can't go wrong with the leather cases from Samsung.

Heavy-duty cases like the Poetic Neon go a long way to help with shocks and scrapes. This sleek cover comes in plenty of colorful hues and it has multiple layers to add military-grade drop protection. SUPCASE brings you all of these things in the form of the Unicorn Beetle case, but it sacrifices sleekness for the extra kickstand on the back. You can't go wrong with either pick for your S23 Ultra.

After snagging the right case, don't forget to grab a robust screen protector for your S23 Ultra. The last thing that a beautiful AMOLED panel needs is a big ugly crack running through it!

Namerah Saud Fatmi
Senior Editor — Accessories

Namerah enjoys geeking out over accessories, gadgets, and all sorts of smart tech. She spends her time guzzling coffee, writing, casual gaming, and cuddling with her furry best friends. Find her on Twitter @NamerahS.

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