(Re)Clear Case for iPhone 13 Pro - Open Box, iPhone 13 Pro
Layer your iPhone with crystal clear protection, designed to shield your device without letting its sleek form hide away. 100% recycled, MagSafe compatible, and coated to prevent scratching and yellowing, this second skin for your device is full of considered details to elevate your everyday.
*Not compatible with Moment lenses and Drop-in Lens Mounts
Our Review
Native Union (Re)Clear Case — Protects Your Phone Without Looking Like a Brick
The gist: A slim, clear case that keeps a work phone protected through daily commutes and desk drops while still looking professional in client-facing video calls or meetings.
- Recycled materials: Built from 100% recycled PCTG and TPU — an easy way to make a daily-carry upgrade slightly more sustainable.
- Military-grade drop protection: Rated to 3X MIL-STD-810 standards for drops up to 10ft/3m, with reinforced corners — enough for the occasional desk or car-seat drop.
- Stays clear over time: An anti-yellowing coating keeps the case from clouding up the way cheaper clear cases do after a few months of pocket and bag use.
- MagSafe compatible: Built-in magnets work with MagSafe chargers and mounts, useful for a clean desk setup or car mount for calls.
Design Milk described the (Re)Clear line as balancing "design-forward aesthetics with eco-friendly materials," noting the minimal clear design keeps the phone's own look front and center.
Best for: Remote workers who want a low-profile, professional-looking case with real drop protection. Skip it if: you use add-on camera lenses or drop-in mounts — Native Union notes it isn't compatible with those attachments. Runs about $40 — check the current price before buying.
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