As ZDNET’s Christina Darby pointed out, iPhone 13 cases still fit on the iPhone 14 – so if you want to reuse your old case, you’re in luck. However, if you had a Pro or Pro Max, you’ll need to change your case to reflect the dimensions of the newer model. This list is for the iPhone 14 only. Whether you’re looking for durability, personalization, or even a case from a specific retailer, we’ve got you covered. Here are the best iPhone 14 cases on the market, with three additional honorable mentions at the end.

Materials: Recycled polycarbonateWeight: 0.08 lbs Wireless charging: Yes, MagSafe and Qi chargingPrice: $44.95

This is the world’s only iPhone case made from recycled CDs/DVDs – at least 72% of the case comes from post-consumer recycled plastic. It’ll satisfy the user who was thinking about disregarding a case altogether but decided on some extra protection with a crystal clear exterior that allows the iPhone to shine. The clear exterior has a white circle on the back inscribed with the words “And the beat goes on / Made from recycled compact discs.” As an added benefit, the case won’t get scratched or start going yellow because of UV light. It’s protected by a 2-year guarantee and comes in a zero plastic, zero harmful chemical package that’s fully recyclable. The ink that the packaging uses is even water-based.  The case is drop-test certified to 10 feet, so it packs in some protection for its slim profile. It’s not an obvious case, but it is a solid one designed in California by an ethical brand that is transparent about where its products are made and who its suppliers are. Nimble is also climate-neutral certified and a member of 1% For The Planet, a global network of environmentally conscious organizations.

Materials: Polycarbonate shell, cherry woodWireless charging: Yes, MagSafePrice: $27

Oakywood is family-owned and handcrafts its cases in Podhale, Poland. It sources its wood from certified and sustainably sourced cherry trees or American walnut trees. Each phone case is unique and looks modern. For this case in particular, cherry wood and polycarbonate stunningly combine for a product that’s both functional and stylish. The polycarbonate shell absorbs shocks and protects your iPhone from scratches while the wood creates a comfortable surface for your hand to grip. You can get the case in your hands quickly too. They ship worldwide within one to two business days from two locations (Henderson, NV for US orders and Ciche, Poland for all of the rest). If you choose to personalize any Oakywood product, it will ship from Ciche.  Oakywood also partners with the nonprofit One Tree Planted to plant one tree for each product sold.   This slim case is made of premium-quality Ecco leather that ages well and is rated gold for environmental standards. It wraps your iPhone like a glove and gives you easy access to every button and port. The leather acquires a unique patina over time depending on how you use the case, and it comes in tan, black, or Monaco blue. Satin-like luxury microfiber lines the inside of the case.  For protection, the case has a rear-camera bump to protect your phone lenses and it wraps around the base of the phone without blocking the speakers or charging port.  Check out Mujjo’s wallet case if you’d like the same case with an added leather card pocket on the back. 

Materials: Polycarbonate shell, synthetic rubber slipcover, and polycarbonate holsterWeight: 0.25 lbs Wireless charging: YesPrice: $69.95

Otterbox is synonymous with rugged cases, albeit bulky ones. If you’re someone who accidentally drops their precious iPhone at least once a week, like me, the tradeoff between size and protection might be worth it. Your phone with the case on should still be pocketable.  Otterbox has three popular lines: The Symmetry, with the simplest and thinnest design, the Commuter, with two pieces of plastic instead of one like the Symmetry, and the Defender, with three.  This Defender model made of 50% recycled plastic comes in five different colors and has a built-in stand/belt clip. With multi-layer protection, its drop defense is four times the military standard. It’s also compatible with Qi and MagSafe wireless charging.  This phone case is made of bioplastics that can safely compost in a home or industrial composting facility when you don’t need it anymore. It’s made of a safe material that’s free of phthalates, BPA, cadmium, and lead and verified to meet child safety standards. The case is smooth, soft, and flexible, and ships to your home in minimal packaging. It comes in seven colors, from Forest Floor to Terracotta.  The case is all about plants, but the impact of your purchase extends to the oceans too. For every sale, Pela donates a percentage of the profits to ocean cleanup and preservation.  In a drop test, the Pela case protects an iPhone up to 20 feet. If your screen cracks with this Pela case and Pela’s liquid screen protector, the company will pay for the repairs.  Pela’s higher price range can be attributed to its higher raw material and manufacturing costs, which the company claims are four times higher than those of plastic.  Oakywood Case So it made sense to encase phones crafted with the planet in mind while choosing sustainable and higher quality options. We also prioritized durability and design of the cases.  Go for a Pela if you might also not like the thin feel of an iPhone in your hand and want a softer exterior. Or an Oakywood might be right for you if you want a harder case.