Using a phone case or cover for your Samsung Galaxy 10 is also a fun way of personalizing your device.
To protect the lightweight, glass-covered phone, you need the best cases and covers. The best cases not only offer long-lasting protection but also come in several styles to fit anyone’s personalities.
Rhinoshield SolidSuit Case
Best Samsung Galaxy S10 case overall
If slim drop protection is what you’re after, then look no further than Rhinoshield’s SolidSuit case. It boasts an impressive drop protection of up to 11 feet, while adding only 3mm of thickness to your Galaxy S10. That’s a lot of protection, and while the fit is relatively tight, you can’t argue with the results. Rhinoshield used to only offer black or white options in its range, but now it’s expanded to offer a carbon fiber-style and leather-style finish to its cases, and you can even add a print or customize your case with text or numbers. It’s super-protective, has an adaptive and customizable style, and isn’t bulky. A great case.
Spigen Neo Hybrid Case
Best looking Samsung Galaxy S10 case
This stylish dual-layer case has a flexible TPU inner sleeve with a polycarbonate frame to lend some rigidity. It should offer decent protection from bumps and minor drops and there’s a lip that extends top and bottom to prevent the screen from touching down on surfaces. The button covers are well defined, the cutouts are generous, and the fit is good. It doesn’t interfere with wireless charging. You can choose from four different color combinations, but the Arctic Silver is our pick.
Catalyst Impact Protection Case
Best Samsung Galaxy S10 case for drops
Drops are flagship phone Kryptonite, and a single tumble can mean the end of your phone’s beautifully reflective glass back. If that worry weighs heavily on your mind, get a case that can really handle drops. Catalyst’s Impact Protection is one such case. Catalyst claims it can handle drops up to 9.9 feet, and there’s a raised lip around the screen too, keeping it safe from scratches. The back is hard and clear, while the bumper is made from a special textured material that takes the sting out of impacts and boosts grip. The buton covers are textured, making them easy to find without looking, and there’s a lanyard attachment point too.
Totallee Thin Case
Best slim Samsung Galaxy S10 case
When Samsung turns out a gorgeous design like this it seems almost criminal to cover it up, but going without any protection is decidedly risky. Totallee may have the answer with its super-slim range of cases. The Totallee Thin case has perfectly placed cutouts for the camera and ports and thin button covers. It won’t offer much in the way of drop protection because it’s so slim, but it will guard against minor bumps and scratches. It comes in a glossy clear finish, matte black, or a translucent frost.
Snakehive Wallet Case
Best Samsung Galaxy S10 wallet case
If you prefer a wallet style case, then the vintage leather offerings from Snakehive are well worth considering. Crafted from real, full-grain, cowhide, nubuck leather in a variety of different colors, from black to gold to the bottle green pictured, these wallet cases add a touch of class. There’s a magnetic clasp to keep the case closed, but when you open it you’ll find three credit card slots with a larger pocket for notes, and you can fold the cover back to prop your S10 in landscape view. There’s a clear, flexible shell inside that holds your S10 securely, but openings offer access to all functionality.
Scooch Wingman Case
Most versatile Samsung Galaxy S10 case
A lot of people like to have something to hang on to whether it’s a ring, a pop socket, or a grab tab, but the Scooch Wingman case comes with a pop-out curly kickstand built-in. It can be used to prop your Galaxy S10 in landscape or portrait view, curl around your hand to ensure you don’t drop it, or snake into a vent in your car so you can go hands-free. The case itself features reinforced corners to offer rugged protection from falls of up to 10 feet. There are also textured grip panels on the sides. The downside with this case is that it won’t play nice with wireless charging, so if you like to use a wireless charger, then you might want to go for something else.
