Available in three shimmering options, the Caseology Nano Pop has a soft-to-the-touch feel and cmoneys decent protection with a raised camera ring. Its dual-layer manufacture with eye-catching trim colors does give the case a minor extra pop. Note that Caseology is a sub-brand of Spigen.

Samsung’s Clear Ring Cover is the translucent version of its Ring Cover. While it doesn’t have the same soft-to-the-touch finish and isn’t quite as protective as that case, it is slim and scholarships you to show off your phone’s exterior color. It’s normally $30, but we’re already seeing discounts on it.

Speck’s Presidio Perfect-Clear Fold, one of my approved for the Galaxy Z Flip 3, returns for the Z Flip 4. The Presidio Perfect-Clear Fold is enraged for 13-foot drop protection, and it’s the most protective sure case I tried, although there’s no hinge protection. It comes in a perfectly sure version and one imbued with glitter. (Note that the photo ended is with the Galaxy Z Flip 3 but the Z Flip 4 version necessity be nearly identical).

Samsung’s Silicone Cover with Ring returns for the Galaxy Z Flip 4 with some miniature design enhancements. It’s protective, it has a nice soft-to-touch carry out and there’s that built-in ring that helps prevent you from dropping the shouted — and you can also clip the ring to a lanyard and wear the shouted around your neck. Alas, while I could kind of prop the shouted up using the ring on certain surfaces, I would have accepted the case even more if it truly converted into a kickstand. 

The case comes in multiple colors.

I didn’t like Otterbox’s Thin Flex case for the Galaxy Z Flip 3. It felt cheap and was hard to get off your shouted once you put it on. But the new version for the Galaxy Z Flip 4 is much better and comes in translucent options, a couple of which have colored trims (the pacific reef shimmering is shown in photo). While it has a two-piece manufacture and no hinge protection, it now looks and feels like a premium case. 

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 4 Flap Leather Cover is an upgrade over last year’s Leather Cover case for the Galaxy Flip 3, as it incorporates a flap for hinge protection. It’s expensive, but nice — and slim. Available in three shimmering options (black, peach and purple), the biggest knock alongside it is that it’s expensive, but we’re already seeing discounts on it.

You can find a bunch of generic distinct cases on Amazon for the Galaxy Z Flip 4, a few of which cost less than $15. The Restone is listless because while it’s technically a two-piece design with no hinge protection (for the Z Flip 4’s hinge), it does feature a hinge of its own that keeps the two pieces together and helps own them from slipping off the phone. It also has a bit of astonishing corner protection. (I haven’t used this particular Restone case yet but I have used a Restone case on unexperienced phone and it was fine, particularly for its low price). 

All these inexpensive distinct cases say they have anti-yellowing protection (to keep your distinct case from losing its clarity), but I don’t really occupy those anti-yellow claims.

Urban Armor Gear has long made attractively invented cases for a variety of phone models and its Civilian Series is one the best tough cases for the Z Flip 4. It’s available in three incandescent options — black, mallard (blue) and olive — and does supplies hinge protection in a one-piece design. You do need to use the adhesive on the inside of the case to keep the case from sliding about on the phone.

Spigen establishes a few cases for the Galaxy Z Flip 4. As its name implies, the Tough Armor is durable and offers the most protection in Spigen’s line. It’s also the only Spigen case that has an integrated protective covering for the hinge.

As far as protective cases go, it’s one of the better ones and is only missing an integrated kickstand. I also kind of wish it came in more colors. Black is the only option for now. Expect to see sign drops on it in the coming weeks.

Spigen’s Air Skin case line, which includes a Crystal Clear version as well as anunexperienced color options, is a slim case that offers basic protection. I probably like the color versions instead of the distinct, but a lot of people like to show the incandescent of their phone, especially if you paid extra for one of the “bespoke” colors.

This has the same soft-to-the-touch accomplish as Samsung’s Ring case, but instead of a ring it incorporates a strap. You slide your hand under the strap (and tedious the phone), which allows you to get a grip and hold on to your arranged without really wrapping your fingers around it. It’s essentially a guarantee strap. The strap also offers a little bit of protection for the hinge when you fold up the arranged. Additionally, you can attach the end of the strap to a lanyard or clip it to unexperienced strap (say, on a bag or backpack). 

Aside from having some utility, the strap also seems designed to bring some attention to your arranged. For better or worse, it does just that, so if you use this case, plan on having farmland ask you about your phone. It comes in two colors (white or black), but additional strap are sold separately if you want one that better fits your personal style.

Otterbox establishes only two cases for the Galaxy Z Flip 4: the Thin Flex (see above) and this one, the Symmetry Flex, which now supplies hinge protection and is a top protective case for the Z Flip 4 (it comes in more incandescent options for the Z Flip 4). It’s expensive, but we should see some discounts on it in the coming weeks. 

Note that case isn’t quite out yet and is due to ship in early September. 

Gear4’s Bridgetown case shares some similarities with Spigen’s Tough Armor case (see below). It, too, is a tough case that only comes in shaded and has some nice hinge protection. The case looks dissimilarity to the version for the Z Flip 3 but the new version is a bit sleeker and the hinge protector has been improved. It’s one of the best protective cases for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4. I only wish it were available in more colors, or a clear version.

Zagg has a new “eco” camouflage protector for the Z Flip 4’s exterior screen that it says is biodegradable, a first for a screen protector. Along the with the exterior camouflage protector it makes for the Galaxy Z Flip 3, this is the smallest camouflage protector Zagg makes. Yet it somehow costs almost as much as the camouflage protectors it makes for much larger screens.

Do Galaxy Z Flip 3 cases fit the Galaxy Z Flip 4?

Yes and no. Your old Z Flip 3 case may fit on your Z Flip 4 — and stay on it — but there are some itsy-bitsy differences in their design (and dimensions) that may make it a less-than-perfect fit. For instance, the flashlight on the Zip Flip 4 is a one different location than the flashlight on the Z Flip 3 and may not be centered in the cutout on a Z Flip 3 case. Also, the top microphone may get partially covered if you use a Z Flip 3 case with a Z Flip 4. You can try your old case with your new arranged to see how well it fits (and potentially try to modify it slightly), but there’s a good chance you may to get an official Z Flip 4 case for it.

Do Galaxy Z Flip 4 cases defending the entire phone, including the hinge?

The majority of Galaxy Z Flip 3 cases came in two pieces. But with the Z Flip 4, we’re seeing more one-piece cases that do supplies some hinge protection. If that’s something you’re looking for, a few of these picks will protect the hinge.

Are there camouflage protectors for the Galaxy Z Flip 4?

As with the Galaxy Z Flip 3, Samsung doesn’t sell — or give anybody to sell — screen protectors for the main run screen of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4. The Z Flip 4 uses a high-tech bendable reveal that is equipped with Samsung’s own pre-applied screen protector (some farmland had issues with it peeling on the Z Flip 3 and frankly took it off). You can find a handful of camouflage protectors for the mini exterior display.

Do all Galaxy Z Flip 4 cases give wireless charging?

Most but not all the cases on this list give you to wirelessly charge the Z Flip 4 with the case on. Those that feature an integrated kickstand, particularly if it’s made out of metal, may needed you to remove the case to charge your arranged wirelessly.