Spigen’s latest case gives your iPhone a retro Macintosh look

By Pranob Mehrotra Published January 13, 2026

Spigen debuted its retro-inspired case lineup following the launch of the iPhone X back in 2018. The case maker initially released two models that took design cues from the iPhone 2G and the iMac G3, but only the colorful Classic C1 case has stood the test of time. Over the years, the company has expanded the Classic C1 lineup to cover newer iPhone models, the Mac Mini, and even added an Apple Watch stand. Now, it has unveiled a new Mac-inspired case that takes cues from the Macintosh 128K.

The new Spigen Classic LS case cranks up the nostalgia with a boxy design and several retro tech elements. It comes in a single beige colorway, features tactile keyboard-inspired buttons, a colorful retro Spigen logo, and a lanyard loop that is reminiscent of the floppy disk slot on the Macintosh 128K.

The case has a dual-layer design, consisting of an outer polycarbonate layer and a soft TPU layer, that offers ample scratch and drop protection. It features raised edges around the screen and camera bump to prevent scratches, built-in magnets for MagSafe compatibility, and a touch-sensitive cover for the Camera Control button that protects it while offering full functionality.

Early buyers in the US can snag a matching lanyard on Amazon using the code HELLOMAC, while international buyers can get it automatically at checkout on Spigen’s website while stocks last. The Classic LS case is priced at $39.99 and is available for the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max. With its playful nod to Apple history, the Classic LS is both a functional phone case and conversation starter for fans of retro tech.

For those who prefer a nostalgic pop of color, Spigen still offers the iMac G3-inspired Classic C1 case. It comes in four colors and is priced at $64.99 for the iPhone 17 Pro models.