Compare case protection by military-standard multiple

From Ripple to Ultra Bounce, see how many times over each case is tested.

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Compare case protection by military-standard multiple

CASETiFY's protection page says it drops cases from multiple angles at 4 ft to test them against military-grade standards. One times standard means 26 drops across 6 faces, 8 corners and 12 edges. The higher the multiple, the more drop cycles the case went through.

The ratings listed are Ripple 3x, Impact 4x, Ultra Impact 6x, Bounce 7x and Ultra Bounce 10x. If you mostly use your phone at desk height, Impact is a sensible floor, and a cyclist or outdoor user may feel better with a higher tier. Thicker cases feel different in the hand, so picture how you actually use the phone.

Beyond that, the page describes extra tests from greater heights, with steps from 6.6 ft up to 32.8 ft. It states those were run up to one time under controlled conditions. It also notes that no case prevents all damage, so treat the numbers as a guide rather than a promise.

If a higher tier makes the price sting, full-price items can still take 10% off with IMPACT2026. Sale items are excluded, so set the sale price against the full price minus the code and choose whichever is lower.

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FAQ

What does 1x military standard mean?

CASETiFY describes it as 26 drops across 6 faces, 8 corners and 12 edges.

Which rating does each case have?

Ripple is 3x, Impact 4x, Ultra Impact 6x, Bounce 7x and Ultra Bounce 10x.

Will these cases never break?

No. The tests ran under controlled conditions and CASETiFY states that no case prevents all damage.

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