How to choose a cover

Materials, in plain words

The material is what the cover is made of, and it decides how the phone feels and how long the cover lasts:

• Silicone — soft, grippy, and it absorbs knocks. The usual choice if you drop your phone, and the finish most people describe as "soft-touch".
• Polycarbonate — rigid and transparent, so the phone still shows through. Stays clear far longer than a soft cover, and protects the corners without any give.
• TPU — flexible, easy to fit and remove, and the soft part of most two-material covers. On its own it is the cheapest option and the one that yellows first.
• Glass — a smooth tempered-glass back. It looks and feels like the phone itself, at the cost of weight.

Finishes, in plain words

The finish is what the material has been treated to feel like, and two covers of the same material can feel completely different:

• Frosted and matte — no shine, no fingerprints, and a slightly chalky grip.
• Glossy — the clear, reflective look. Shows fingerprints, and slightly more slippery.
• Smoked — a translucent grey tint over the phone, which hides scratches on the back.

Fit, and what to check before ordering

The camera cut-out is the part that goes wrong. Two phones with the same name and different camera layouts — the 4G and 5G versions of one model, or a Pro and a Pro Max — take different covers, and the code your browser reports is not always enough to tell them apart. If you are not certain, open your phone's Settings → About phone and read the model name there; every model in this shop has a page under "All phone models" and the covers on it are the ones that fit.

What a cover should cost

Our single covers run from ₹264 to ₹500 depending on the material and the line, and every one of them is free delivery with no minimum order. Buying two or three at once is cheaper again — the pack prices are on every product page, and covers from the same range can be mixed, so the second one can be for a different phone in the house.