We review products independently, but we may earn affiliate commissions from buying links on this page. Terms of use. The iPhone 6s may have long been replaced as Apple's flagship device, but that doesn't mean it isn't still a great phone. Whether you're looking to save some cash or holding out to see what comes out next, it's worth investing in a new case for added protection and a personal touch. Like the iPhone 6, the iPhone 6s can be a little slippery to the touch, as it's rather thin, with no sharp corners. There's plenty of glass on the front to break or scratch, and while the back is metal, you can still do some damage with a hard drop. If you want to protect your iPhone 6s or iPhone 6 (and why wouldn't you?), a case offers a good way to both shield and customize your device. The only meaningful difference you'll find between the two iPhones, physically, is a slight bump in thickness—a nearly imperceptible 0.01 inches. There's also a slightly more noticeable increase in weight: the iPhone 6s weighs 5.04 ounces compared with the iPhone 6's 4.55 ounces. But weight won't affect case compatibility, so if you already have an iPhone 6 case you love, it will almost certainly fit your iPhone 6s as well since port and button placement hasn't changed. Technically, iPhone 7 cases fit as well, but the cutouts won't match up exactly. When buying a case, make sure to check the manufacturer's website to confirm compatibility. Many iPhone cases protect against bumps or drops, but some cases do a lot more, like shield your phone against dirt and liquid. For those who want to maximize pocket space, there are wallet cases that can hold cards, cash, and your device. If you find yourself running out of battery every afternoon, there are battery cases that will keep you fully charged at all times. And then there are some cases that don't do anything at all, but just look good—there's nothing wrong with that. Luckily, case options abound when you own an iPhone. We've rounded up some of our favorites for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6 here, so peruse the slideshow to find your match. And check back for updates, as new cases are always popping up left and right.This article originally appeared on PCMag.com.
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We review products independently, but we may earn affiliate commissions from buying links on this page. Terms of use. The iPhone 6s may have long been replaced as Apple's flagship device, but that doesn't mean it isn't still a great phone. Whether you're looking to save some cash or holding out to see what comes out next, it's worth investing in a new case for added protection and a personal touch. Like the iPhone 6, the iPhone 6s can be a little slippery to the touch, as it's rather thin, with no sharp corners. There's plenty of glass on the front to break or scratch, and while the back is metal, you can still do some damage with a hard drop. If you want to protect your iPhone 6s or iPhone 6 (and why wouldn't you?), a case offers a good way to both shield and customize your device. The only meaningful difference you'll find between the two iPhones, physically, is a slight bump in thickness—a nearly imperceptible 0.01 inches. There's also a slightly more noticeable increase in weight: the iPhone 6s weighs 5.04 ounces compared with the iPhone 6's 4.55 ounces. But weight won't affect case compatibility, so if you already have an iPhone 6 case you love, it will almost certainly fit your iPhone 6s as well since port and button placement hasn't changed. Technically, iPhone 7 cases fit as well, but the cutouts won't match up exactly. When buying a case, make sure to check the manufacturer's website to confirm compatibility. Many iPhone cases protect against bumps or drops, but some cases do a lot more, like shield your phone against dirt and liquid. For those who want to maximize pocket space, there are wallet cases that can hold cards, cash, and your device. If you find yourself running out of battery every afternoon, there are battery cases that will keep you fully charged at all times. And then there are some cases that don't do anything at all, but just look good—there's nothing wrong with that. Luckily, case options abound when you own an iPhone. We've rounded up some of our favorites for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6 here, so peruse the slideshow to find your match. And check back for updates, as new cases are always popping up left and right.This article originally appeared on PCMag.com.