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The best Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus cases in 2025: our 20 favorites

Do you have a Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus? Then you'll need to buy it a case to protect your investment. Here are some of our favorite cases.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus is the middle child of the Samsung Galaxy S24 range, but don't let that put you off. Far from being the awkward middle child, it's still a powerful device that we've really enjoyed using. However, like all smartphones, it is also prone to accidental drops and scratches. Investing in a protective case can help to safeguard the phone from any potential damage. It's crucial to find the right one to ensure the safety of your device. There are many types of cases available — clear, rugged, leather, and wallet cases — that you can choose from to find the one that best fits your needs and style.

Our top picks for Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus cases include some of the best options available on the market that provide excellent protection to your phone while keeping it stylish and functional. Let's get to it.

You don't need to spend big to get excellent protection for your S24 Plus, as this Slim Fit Case from JETech proves. Made from flexible TPU, it has reinforced corners, protecting against every bump and drop. The back of the case has a grippy matte texture that not only stops it sliding through your hands but also ensures it feels pretty good.

You can choose from ten colors, including an array of pastel shades designed to perfectly complement your device. For $10, this is the best budget case we've found, though some reviews do suggest that the case stains easily, so you might want to be careful where you place your phone down.

Make boring black cases a thing of the past with this colorful choice from Zagg! The Milan Case is certainly eye-catching, with its bold iridescent finish in three gorgeous colorways. We love the Deep Aurora color, with its blue and purple swirls and semi-transparent design.

Looks aside, you're getting some decent protection for your money. There's up to 13 feet of drop resistance, making this a great case for anyone whose phone is always slipping through their fingers. The antimicrobial treatment on the outside of the case repels bacteria, and you don't need to remove the case to wirelessly charge your S24 Plus, either.

If we had to say anything negative, it's that the colorways might not suit all tastes, but if you're after something more exciting than a dull black or brown case, this one is perfect.

A clear case is a must if you want to show off your new phone, and Ringke has long been a trusted brand, creating cases that not only look great but offer solid protection. The clear PC back and TPU frame offer flexible protection that absorbs impact when your device is bumped or dropped, with lifted bezels around the camera and screen to keep them safe from impact.

This case supports wireless charging, and there are built-in lanyard holes for you to attach your choice of lanyard or charm (not included). Some say the case turns yellow over time, but for under $15, it's a clear case that ticks all the protection boxes.

Embrace the flow with the Liquid Air case that gives a refreshing look to your new Galaxy S24 Plus. The geometric design of the case ensures protection and grip from all angles.

You can comfortably hold your phone without any extra bulk. The perfect grip of the case meets the right amount of drip. The case is made from thermoplastic polyurethane, making it durable. So long as you don't mind the limited color choice, this is a great (and budget-friendly) pick.

This case from Supcase comes with two front frames that you can easily swap whenever you want to switch up your S24 Plus's appearance. Additionally, it boasts a detachable rotating belt clip that allows you to carry your phone around with ease.

The case is made of multi-layer TPU and polycarbonate materials, ensuring that it can withstand up to a 20-foot drop test. Furthermore, the precise cutouts of this case provide easy access to all buttons, ports, and features of your Galaxy S24 Plus.

Made from high-quality liquid silicone, these low-cost cases provide an exceptional level of grip, making it less likely that your S24 Plus will slip out of your hand. Moreover, the material used in these cases is durable, and it can withstand everyday wear and tear.

One of the best things about these silicone cases is that they are wireless charging compatible. You won't have to worry about taking the case off every time you want to charge your phone. Just place it on a wireless charging pad, and you're good to go. And with multiple colors to choose from, you can easily find a case that matches your style.

This case is designed to give your Galaxy S24 Plus the best protection possible. It features a hard PC and a solid inner polycarbonate shell that helps to prevent damage from shock, collisions, and scratches.

It is also wireless charging ready and has a non-slip design to keep your device in your hand. With nearly 20 different colors to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect match for your style.

Introducing the Rugged Amor, the ultimate Galaxy S24 Plus case that celebrates a decade of providing top-notch protection to your Galaxy.

With an all-new design from Spigen, this S24 Plus case is the perfect blend of ruggedness and refinement. The modern carbon fiber detailing adds a touch of sophistication, while the multi-layered bumper protection on all corners ensures that your phone remains shielded from all kinds of impacts and bumps.

The Plasma Series by UAG is a classic and boasts a dynamic translucent hexagonal design and is engineered to provide top-notch protection for adventurous individuals. The case features enhanced TPU corner protection and an ultra-lightweight impact frame, making it capable of shielding your S24 Plus from accidental drops and other unexpected impacts.

The low perimeter edge of the case adds a tactile grip, ensuring a more secure handling experience on the go. The unmistakable signature UAG armor frame adds a touch of boldness to the overall design, making it instantly recognizable.

This Galaxy S24 Plus case has a non-slip design and comes with upgraded features. The sliding camera cover protects the camera system from damage when not in use. The stand is also improved with new material that can withstand frequent usage.

When opened, the kickstand forms a stable triangular structure with the phone cover, allowing you to place it on both horizontal and vertical surfaces. This frees your hands for other tasks. Additionally, the case provides military-grade drop protection.

Featuring both a built-in screen protector and a camera cover that doubles as a kickstand, this is one of the most versatile Galaxy S24 Plus cases you can find. It also includes shock-absorbing TPU and raised bezels to protect your investment from bumps, drops, and scratches. It comes with N52 magnets for faster and more efficient magnetic charging. So long as you don't mind the bulky design, i-Blason's case has everything you could ask for.

The Mous case is not only thin and sleek, but also very durable. Its MagSafe compatibility allows for easy attachment to a wide range of accessories, making it all the more convenient to use. The case also has raised edges around the screen and camera, providing extra protection against falls or scratches. Overall, it’s a great choice for anyone looking for a reliable and stylish phone case for their Galaxy S24 Plus.

The OtterBox Defender Series is a highly durable phone case that provides excellent protection against drops, bumps, scratches, dust, and other everyday hazards. It is one of the most popular and trusted phone case lines available. This rugged Galaxy S24 Plus case comes in different colors and includes a belt clip holster that also acts as a kickstand. With its robust design, the OtterBox Defender Series is capable of withstanding even the most demanding conditions.

Some of us don’t have enough space for a phone and wallet. Thankfully, the Smartish Wallet Slayer eliminates the need for a wallet with its built-in card case, which fits up to three cards and some cash. That leaves enough room for an ID card and two other cards of your choice. The Smartish Wallet Slayer has also been through rigorous drop testing and incorporates a raised edge around its screen to protect your phone in case of an unlucky fall. It isn’t compatible with wireless chargers, but you can easily plug in your charging cable, so it's not a massive loss.

Casetify is known for its special collaborations with popular franchises, famous designers, and indie artists. You can find a rotating collection of designs on the official website, but older and simpler designs are available on third-party websites like Amazon, too.

Casetify Impact, one of more durable options in the Casetify catalog, includes many of the standard features you'd expect in a high-end phone case like drop-tested durability and MagSafe charging capabilities. However, the prices shoot far above those of the durable and affordable, but less artistic brands on this list. While the cases look good, that doesn’t necessarily mean they will look good forever, either. Clear and translucent cases tend to have a yellowing issue with age, and while more expensive cases can mitigate this for longer, it'll never completely be avoided.

The Speck Presidio 2 Grip's signature ridges give it a textured look that's soft to touch and difficult to scratch. Its cushiony outer layer works similarly to an airbag that deploys when it hits the ground, so it can survive 13-foot drops to the pavement and similar accidents. The raised bezel also protection prevents damage to the camera and screen, and the slim build allows for wireless charging and responsive buttons. No need to worry about slip-ups during when texting or taking photos. Speck also claims that the Microban antimicrobial product protection reduces bacteria growth by 99%, which isn't absolutely germ-free but makes Speck much cleaner than the average case.

The Speck Presidio 2 Grip Case comes in two types: a texturized black, blue, or gray version, and a transparent but slippery version in a plain clear or glittery colorway. Just know that the clear-ish ones don't have the same ribbed pattern that defines the grippiness of the standard case.

Otterbox is one of the best brands for keeping your phone safe. However, the most durable cases also tend to be the bulkiest and don't necessarily offer many customization options. Thankfully, Otterbox sells a phone case that can compromise on both protectiveness and style: the Defender Series XT Clear Case.

While this particular model doesn't have many colors, it lines the edge of the phone with shock absorbent material while keeping the back and front clear. That way, you can have a pop of color (or not, if you choose black) around the sides of the phone and still express yourself with stickers and photos on the back like a photo album. Most importantly, you can have it all with the protection Otterbox is known for.

Of course, Samsung should make a decent phone case for its own smartphone. The Galaxy S24 Plus Silicone Phone Case comes in a wide range of colors and even offers variations of its standard case like the protection-focused Shield Case and a Wallet Case with a flap for storing cash and cards. It resembles Elago's simple, smooth silicone case, just with different colors and designs. However, the downside is that it might be too simple: it's just a solid color, after all. This silicone case is a respectable starter choice to clothe your Galaxy S24 Plus right away, though many other cases offer more durable alternatives at the same price point.

Besides designer handbags, Kate Spade sells various types of accessories from tumblers to phone cases. The Kate Spade New York Galaxy S24 Plus Case puts a stylish spin on the typical translucent case with its prints, but you need to pay the price for the brand name if you buy it at full price.

Kate Spade has plenty of sales on Amazon and third-party retailers where you can get the cases for much cheaper, but these sales aren't guaranteed to come at any specific time and might only apply to certain designs. Both Casetify and Kate Spade have this same issue, though Casetify at least offers a more shock-resistant alternative to its typical case.

The Mous Protective Leather Case flaunts a sleek style that fits with both casual and formal attire. However, because it is made of leather, you can't expect it to be as durable as an IP-rated phone case that can keep out dust and rain and. Even so, it provides a modest amount of protection with ribs in the fabric, which enhance grip without an overly bulky design. Mous claims that the case can even endure helicopter and rooftop drops, but we wouldn't recommend putting it to the test, even with a warranty. While leather might give a small advantage with durability and scratch resistance, it's overall not as protective as some of the more rugged cases on this list and is more of a choice you should go for if you like the leather aesthetic.

As a plus, the leather coating doesn't interfere with MagSafe magnetic tech, even if it isn't compatible with Mous card wallets. Mous also offers variations of the same case like Bamboo and Black Speckled Fabric, which retain the functionality of the leather case but use a different material.

If you're shopping for a new case, you'll know how important it is to do your research. After all, the Galaxy S24 Plus isn't a cheap phone, so protecting your investment is a must. Here are a few things we think it's worth considering before buying a case for your new device.

If you're sat in the office all day, everyday, you'll likely need a different phone case to somebody who spends their days at the beach or rock climbing. Rugged cases like the Spigen Rugged Armor Case are an excellent choice for those with active lifestyles, while those working from home or in an office might want a case that looks professional, such as the Mous Protective Leather Case.

If you're a clumsy person or frequently find yourself dropping your phone, it's worth thinking about how much drop protection you need. You should also consider if there are any extra features that are a must, such as a kick-stand or card storage, so you can leave your wallet at home.

Minimalists will love a clear case like the one from Ringke, or perhaps a slim case like the Spigen Liquid Air. If you prefer your case on the colorful side, Zagg's Milan Case is an eye-catching option. For those who want a rugged case and don't care about adding bulk, Spigen's Rugged Armor or the Rugged Protective Case from FNTCASE are both good choices.

Ultimately, finding your perfect phone case may come down to your budget. We'd always recommend buying a case from a reputable brand, as unbranded cases might not offer the best protection, and you may find you need to replace them more frequently. It's worth spending as much as you can afford to get the best protection for your Galaxy S24 Plus. Cases from brands such as Spigen, Ringke, Mous, and Otterbox will last and can be trusted to offer excellent protection, regardless of what life throws at you.

As owners of the latest tech, we're serious about protecting our devices. Over the years, we've tested hundreds of phone cases, and this roundup of the best Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus cases is the result of our collective knowledge and experience. Our list focuses on cases offering that magic combo of protection and style — cases that look good but also don't skimp on protection. We've considered features such as drop protection and scratch resistance, while trying to include something to suit all budgets and tastes.

At Digital Trends, our obsessions with tech is no secret. Our writers have decades of experience covering everything from the latest devices to breaking tech news, and our aim is to give our readers our honest opinions about every product we test. If a product or device falls short, we're not afraid to point that out, giving you the full picture to ensure you're buying the best tech products to suit your needs.

You'll also want to ensure you protect your device's screen, so check out our list of the best Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus screen protectors.

Bryan M. Wolfe has over a decade of experience as a technology writer. He writes about mobile.

Freelance technology journalist and writer living in (somewhat) sunny Scotland. Gamer, tea addict, never without a good book.

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