Nillkin Cyclops Apple iPhone 13 blue

Nillkin Cyclops Case durable phone case with camera cover and foldable stand

The Cyclops series case by Nillkin is a very durable cover that can protect your phone from serious damage when it falls from your hand onto a hard floor. When you buy a new phone, it's worth getting a good case right away, especially if you've opted for a high-end device. It only takes one careless move for the phone to drop to the ground. A device with a case on it, especially the Nillkin Cyclops Case, has a much better chance of coming out unscathed from such an incident.

In addition to protecting the body, the case also features a built-in cover for the rear camera. You can cover the lens on the phone with a special cap, ensuring that nothing threatens it.

The camera cover also serves a second function. When removed and rotated, it transforms into a practical stand. You can lean your phone on it and comfortably watch movies.

Key Features

• Fully complete protection for the rear camera. Raised edges and a protective cover safeguard the lens.
• The camera cap also functions as a stand. You can watch movies and play games on your phone more comfortably.
• Two-part construction. An elastic frame combined with a reinforced back panel.
• Responsive buttons and precise cutouts for ports.
• Minimizes the risk of damaging the phone when it falls to the ground.
• Modern look enhances the device's design.

Protect your camera and your privacy

The camera cover prevents mechanical damage, and covering it prevents unauthorized remote access to the phone for taking photos.

Practical stand

The camera cap also serves as a stand on which you can comfortably lean your phone.

Dual construction

The case consists of two interconnected parts. The back panel made of PC material is rigid and provides stability to the entire case. The flexible TPU frame protects the sides of the phone, absorbs impact energy, and safeguards the screen and camera by protruding above the edge of the device.

Raised edges

The case edges are designed to slightly protrude above the plane of the screen. Therefore, even when you lay your smartphone face down, it does not make direct contact with the surface.