as part of september iphone 16 Press conference, Apple’s Beats brand surprisingly launched Protective cases for the new iPhone seriesavailable in four colors and featuring magnetic security and camera control support.

Beats iPhone 16 protective case pink blue
Beats is expanding its case lineup today with two more colors: Sunrise Pink and Twilight Blue, and the new cases feature the iconic Beats logo in the center of the rear instead of the “MagSafe” alignment guides found on the original version.

Made from a polycarbonate back with flexible sidewalls to absorb shock, these cases feature a smooth, scratch-resistant exterior coating and soft microfiber interior. Camera controls are enabled via sapphire crystal buttons coupled to a conductive layer, transmitting finger movements to buttons on the phone.

The two new color cases are available for all four models of the iPhone 16 series and are priced at $49. they are available Via Apple Online Store Starting today and will be apple store Retail locations starting tomorrow.

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