DailyObjects has launched its largest-ever iPhone case collection, introducing a sprawling lineup of modular accessories tailored for Apple’s newest hardware, according to reports from Notebookcheck, Exhibit.tech, and Gizmochina. The collection, which debuted just a day after Apple unveiled its latest devices, spans protective options for the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and Apple’s first foldable device, the iPhone Duo.
Modular Stack Series Expands to iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max
The lifestyle-tech brand has significantly scaled up its modular Stack series for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max generations, providing four distinct case categories built around varied materials and price points. According to Notebookcheck and Gizmochina, the lineup includes the Stack Leatherette, Stack Clear, Stack Signature, and Stack Base options. Prices for standalone cases generally start at Rs. 2,299 (approximately $24), while the premium Leatherette variant is priced at Rs. 3,099 (around $32), though Exhibit.tech notes slightly different regional retail pricing structures starting at ₹1,999 for base models.
Material choices define the functional differences across the tier. According to Gizmochina, the Clear, Signature, and Base models are crafted from polycarbonate, whereas the Leatherette option uses a polyurethane synthetic leather finish equipped with anodized aluminum buttons, reinforced corners, and a raised camera bezel. Notably, the Leatherette variant includes a conductive Camera Control cover designed to retain click and swipe functionality while protecting the hardware button, as reported by Notebookcheck. The other three tiers rely on precise cut-outs for access.
Pro Tip: DailyObjects has structured its Stack ecosystem so that cases integrate directly with add-ons.
Introducing the Span Case for the Foldable iPhone Duo
For Apple’s newly introduced foldable device, DailyObjects has taken a different design approach. According to Gizmochina, the brand developed the Span case specifically for the iPhone Duo. Rather than splitting protection into two separate shells separated by an exposed hinge gap, the Span utilizes a one-piece design featuring an integrated hinge mechanism that extends physical protection directly across the phone’s spine.
The Span case is initially listed in three colorways—Carbon, Indigo, and Slate—with matching magnetic kickstands available separately, as detailed by Exhibit.tech and Notebookcheck. Because the iPhone Duo carries a “coming soon” designation, DailyObjects has not yet finalized retail pricing for the foldable-specific accessories, though availability is anticipated alongside the device’s broader release timeline.
Ecosystem Bundles and Retail Availability
Beyond standalone models, DailyObjects is marketing “Stack Starter Kits” on its product pages. Additional customization options are on the way; Notebookcheck notes that over 50 artist-designed iPhone 18 cases are scheduled to arrive later in September.
The entire collection is currently available via DailyObjects’ official website and physical retail stores in India, according to Notebookcheck. However, the company has not yet announced international pricing or distribution dates for markets outside India, leaving overseas customers waiting for further details.
Did You Know? DailyObjects has expanded its hardware accessory footprint significantly, reporting a year-on-year phone case business growth rate of 41 percent, according to Gizmochina.
Frequently Asked Questions
What models are supported in DailyObjects’ latest case collection?
The collection supports the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo, according to Notebookcheck and Exhibit.tech.
How much do the new iPhone 18 cases cost?
Standalone cases start around Rs. 2,299 ($24) for polycarbonate variants, while the synthetic Stack Leatherette case costs Rs. 3,099 ($32), according to Notebookcheck. Exhibit.tech lists base standalone options starting at ₹1,999.
Are international shipping details available?
No. DailyObjects has not announced pricing or availability outside of India, according to Notebookcheck.
How does the Span case protect the foldable iPhone Duo?
According to Gizmochina, the Span case uses a one-piece construction with an integrated hinge that covers the phone’s spine rather than relying on two separate shells.
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