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Cases are made from various materials. Choose the material that best suits your specific needs.
Genuine leatherLeather is a strong material and has the property that it becomes more beautiful over time, developing a natural shine.
Silicone and TPUSilicone material has a shock-absorbing effect. Additionally, the material feels soft so your device sits comfortably in your hand.
Synthetic leatherSynthetic leather is a strong material and easy to keep clean. A synthetic leather case may wear faster than a genuine leather case, but remains an excellent choice due to its low maintenance.
PlasticPlastic is a sturdy, hard material. A property of plastic cases is that they last a long time and are lightweight.
USB-CNowadays, most devices have a USB-C connector. You recognise it by its oval, flat shape.
USB-AThis has a rectangular shape. You often see this connector on laptops, computers and some charging blocks.
Apple LightningA charging and data connector developed by Apple. This connector is no longer used on new Apple devices. Newer devices have the standard USB-C connector.
MagSafe 1 / 2 / 3A magnetic charging connector, specially designed for Apple MacBooks. The big advantage is that the cable releases if someone trips over it, which prevents damage to your laptop. The different versions (1, 2 and 3) each have their own shape and don't fit each other.
Charging speed refers to the speed at which a device charges. This is determined by the power of the charger or cable, expressed in Watts (W). Additionally, there are chargers and cables that support fast-charging technologies, which makes charging even faster. Choose the charging speed that suits your needs to charge your device as efficiently as possible.
Power output refers to the maximum amount of current delivered to a device to charge it, expressed in Watts (W). A charger or cable with a higher output will charge your devices faster than one with a lower output. Choose the output that suits your needs to charge your devices as efficiently as possible.