Best Galaxy S25 Ultra Cases: Top-Rated Picks for Serious Protection and Style

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: A Flagship That Needs a Hero – or a Case

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is officially here, and it’s a beast of a phone. With its top-of-the-line specs and sleek design, it’s no wonder many of us will be eager to get our hands on one. But with great power comes great responsibility – or, in this case, great care. After all, you want to keep your new phone safe from harm.

I’ve tried my fair share of cases over the years, and only a few have earned my wholehearted recommendation. If you’ve splurged on the S25 Ultra, you’ll want to invest in a case that’s worthy of your new device. Here are my top picks for the best Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra cases you can buy at launch.

Mous Limitless 6.0

The Mous Limitless 6.0 is my current favorite phone case, and for good reason. This slimmed-down design tackles my only complaint with the original – bulk. The Mous Limitless 6.0 still boasts premium materials on the back and provides enough drop protection to keep your S25 Ultra safe for years to come. The magnets on the inside are just the icing on the cake.

While it’s expensive, it’s worth the extra expense if you’ve already dropped the cash for the S25 Ultra.

dbrand Grip Case

dbrand’s Grip Case is another great option for those who want a more secure hold on their S25 Ultra. I don’t usually like slapping bulky cases on large phones, but the Otterbox Defender is the exception to the rule. With thick bumpers, a two-part build, port covers, and everything in between, this case is perfect for those who plan to put their S25 Ultra in harm’s way.

Just be aware that you can’t easily pop this case on and off whenever you want, and it’s thick and heavy, so you might want to consider the included belt holster accessory.

Casetify Impact Case

For protection without the added bulk, look no further than the Casetify Impact Case. At first, I wasn’t sure such a thin case could offer the level of protection Casetify promises, but after putting it to the test, I’m happy to say this thing can take a beating – maybe not as much as the Otterbox Defender, but that’s a level of protection most people don’t really need.

Apart from drop protection, Casetify offers this case in a huge variety of styles, plus the option to add MagSafe magnets for a few extra bucks. Just be prepared to part with a pretty penny, as this case is on the pricier side.