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Like the other ESR Gear deals? Here are some more: Case, screen protector, more

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As far as mobile phone accessories go, ESR Gear has some incredible deals live for the holidays with great prices on a multi-functional stand, car charger and mount, and MagSafe power bank. But if you’re not interested in any of those, don’t worry, you won’t be left out in the cold. There are more ESR Gear deals to be had, and we’re just as excited about these. Like the other deals, some of these mobile accessories are already discounted but you can save an extra 10% on top with an exclusive coupon code. Just be warned, all coupon codes expire December 25th, so don’t waste too much time window shopping if you’re interested.

ESR Armorite screen protector — $14 $17 20% off

Compatible with iPhone 15, and iPhone 16 models, this hardened screen protector offers the ultimate protection for your device’s most valuable asset. It’s easy to install, bubble and dust-free and comes with everything you need to attach the protector, including a working tray. It’s made of 9H+ glass with 110 pounds of SGS-certified protection and resistance. Each pack comes with three protectors and there is a privacy glass option — though it’s not on sale currently.

Thanks to the current deals, the Armorite is discounted to $15, but you can save an extra 10% off on top with coupon code ESRiPhone16 at checkout.

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Classic hybrid case with stash stand — $22 $33 37% off

Available for a range of models from the iPhone 13 Pro Max to the iPhone 16 Pro Max, this military-grade protective case will keep your phone safe. It features a strong MagSafe magnetic lock, a built-in adjustable stash stand, and shock-absorbing air guard corners.

With the current deals, the Classic hybrid case is already discounted to $24. However, you can save an extra 10% off on top with coupon code ESRiPhone16 at checkout.

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ESR Aura wallet stand (HaloLock) — $40

While it’s not on sale, the ESR Aura wallet stand offers a ton of value for the price. I’d say that makes it pretty darn reasonable. It features a worry-free magnetic hold and stores up to five cards securely. A clear window makes it super easy to view or show your ID. It also allows you to use your phone in various configurations, thanks to an integrated stand. Imagine propping up your phone in portrait or landscape views to watch social media or video content while hands-free. Plus, it’s made of high-quality vegan leather that comes in a few different colors.

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Briley Kenney
Briley has been writing about consumer electronics and technology for over a decade. When he's not writing about deals for…
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