It's that time of the year! Whether you prefer tricks or treats, you can celebrate Halloween with some spooky iPhone and AirPods cases.
One of the best accessories being made available for this season comes from
TiFY. The company is releasing on October 12 its latest collection celebrating Disney Villains, from Sleeping Beauty's Maleficent to 101 Dalmatians' Cruella de Vil. TiFY offers these cases in various materials, such as Impact, Ultra Impact, Mirror, Bounce, and Clear Cases. One of the best accessories is an exclusive glow-in-the-dark 3D AirPods case that resembles the Evil Queen's poison apple in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. So, whether you have the old AirPods Pro 2 or the just-released USB-C option, you can have a spooky Halloween with these cases.
TiFY Co-lab app, on its website, or at TiFY Studio Locations. In addition, VelvetCaviar also has a Halloween collection with iPhone cases and MagSafe Wallet accessories. Its cases range from spider's web to cute animals dressed up for Halloween, ghosts, black cats, and more. They are all limited editions, MagSafe-compatible, and cost between $35 and $65. In addition to Halloween cases for your iPhone and AirPods, BGR recently compiled the best accessories for your new iPhone 15.
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