Every few months, a new case style shows up in our Shenzhen showroom and I get asked the same thing — “Will this sell, or is it just another factory experiment?”

Three styles have stood out in 2026. Not because they’re flashy, but because buyers keep reordering them. Let me walk you through each one, what makes them different, and who’s buying them.

The TPU+PC 2-in-1 Shockproof Case

This one isn’t new — hybrid cases have been around for years — but what manufacturers are doing with them now is worth a second look.

The old version was simple: a hard plastic back glued to a soft rubber bumper. After a few months, the glue failed and the two layers separated. Customers complained. Returns piled up.

The 2026 version is different. Instead of glue, the PC backplate snaps into the TPU frame — a mechanical lock that doesn’t weaken over time. The TPU itself has changed too: softer on the Shore scale (85A instead of the old 95A), which means it absorbs drops better without feeling flimsy.

One factory we work with ran 10,000 drop tests on this new snap-lock design. After 50 drops from waist height onto concrete, the cases still held together and the phone inside was undamaged. That’s the kind of stat that actually means something to a distributor buying for a repair shop network.

Who’s ordering these

Mobile repair shops in Europe and North America. They sell them as the “step-up” option — customer comes in for a $5 basic case, walks out with a $22 hybrid because the shop owner can physically show them the difference. The hard back won’t yellow. The edges won’t peel. It feels solid in the hand.

We Accessory ships this model in 12 colors, with N52 MagSafe magnets embedded in the PC backplate. Clear and matte black are the volume leaders, but sage green and lavender have been climbing steadily since March.

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The TPE+PC Transparent Case

Here’s one that surprised me.

Everybody said clear cases were a solved problem — just don’t let them yellow, and they’ll sell. But standard PC+TPU clear cases have a problem: the TPU edges still yellow after a few months, even if the PC back stays crystal clear. Customers notice. They leave reviews. They don’t come back.

TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) fixes this. It’s not quite TPU, not quite silicone — it lives somewhere in between. The big difference is that TPE doesn’t yellow. At all. Even after 12 months of UV exposure and wireless charging heat, the edges stay as clear as day one.

There’s a trade-off, of course. TPE doesn’t grip quite as well as TPU — it’s a bit slicker in the hand. And it’s slightly more expensive at the manufacturing level, maybe $0.15-0.20 more per unit. But for wholesale buyers targeting the premium clear-case market, that extra cost disappears into the margin.

Who’s buying them

E-commerce sellers who are tired of managing returns for yellowed cases. One US-based Amazon seller we supply switched his entire clear-case SKU line to TPE+PC and saw his return rate drop from 11% to under 3% over six months. That’s not just fewer refunds — that’s better ranking, better reviews, and less time spent on customer service.

We Accessory produces TPE+PC transparent cases for iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. Minimum order is 300 units per model per color. Clear and smoke-black are the two best-sellers, but a frosted-white variant is gaining traction in Japan and Korea.

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The TPU+PC Magnetic Kickstand Case (支架磁吸壳)

This one is interesting because it solves a problem customers didn’t know they had.

Phone cases with kickstands have been around forever, but they always added bulk — a thick hinge, a metal plate, a lump on the back that made the phone wobble on a desk. Most people who wanted a kickstand either put up with the bulk or bought a separate PopSocket.

The new magnetic kickstand cases embed a thin, folding metal stand directly into the PC backplate, held in place by the same MagSafe magnet ring. When folded, the stand is nearly flush with the case back — you barely notice it’s there. When opened, it props the phone up at two angles: 45° for desk viewing and 65° for hands-free video calls.

The magnet ring does double duty here. It aligns with MagSafe chargers for wireless charging, and it holds the kickstand in its closed position when not in use. Smart design.

Why they’re selling

Three reasons, according to the distributors we talk to:

1. Content creators. Short-form video is still booming, and people recording themselves need their phone propped up somewhere. A case with a built-in stand is one less thing to carry.

2. Business travelers. Airport lounges, hotel desks, coffee shops — anywhere you’d normally hold your phone or lean it against something. The kickstand makes it feel like a mini workstation.

3. Parents. Hand the phone to a kid with a video playing, prop it up on a table, and nobody’s holding it for 20 minutes. Small convenience, big difference.

We Accessory produces this model in seven colors with the MagSafe-compatible kickstand. The MOQ is 200 units per color per model, and we’re seeing strongest demand from distributors in Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

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A Quick Note on Materials (Skip This If You Already Know)

If you’re new to hybrid phone cases, here’s the shorthand on materials:

• PC (polycarbonate) = the hard, clear or colored backplate. Impact-resistant, won’t yellow. Good for printing designs on.
• TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) = the soft, flexible bumper. Absorbs drops, provides grip. Can yellow over time unless UV-stabilized.
• TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) = similar to TPU but clearer and more yellowing-resistant. Slightly less grip, slightly higher cost.
• Mechanical snap-lock = the PC back clicks into the TPU bumper without glue. This is what you want. Avoid glued construction.
• N52 magnets = the strongest grade of neodymium magnets commonly used in phone cases. N35 is cheaper but noticeably weaker.

That’s the technical side. The rest is design, color, and packaging — and that’s where you differentiate.

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What We’re Seeing in Orders Right Now (Real Data, Mid-2026)

Looking at actual order patterns across our customer base — roughly 200 wholesale buyers across 30 countries — here’s what the numbers say:

Top 5 hybrid case SKUs by volume (Jan-Jun 2026):

1. Clear TPU+PC snap-lock, iPhone 18 Pro — 22% of hybrid orders

2. Matte black TPU+PC snap-lock, iPhone 18 Pro Max — 16%

3. Clear TPE+PC, iPhone 18 Pro — 11%

4. TPU+PC magnetic kickstand, Samsung S26 Ultra — 8%

5. Matte navy TPU+PC, iPhone 17 — 6%

Average reorder frequency: Every 6-8 weeks for core SKUs

Most common first order size: 200-500 units across 3-5 SKUs

Most requested colors (non-standard): Olive green, terracotta, dusty blue

If you’re planning your Q4 inventory for the iPhone 18 launch, the pattern is clear: clear hybrid and matte black will carry the volume, TPE+PC is the up-and-comer for the premium segment, and the magnetic kickstand case is your best bet for differentiation.

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Common Mistakes First-Time Buyers Make

I’ve seen the same patterns repeat across dozens of new wholesale accounts. Here are the ones that cost the most money:

Mistake #1: Ordering too many SKUs too fast. A distributor in Mexico started with 24 SKUs across 4 models and 6 colors. Six months later, he was sitting on 14 slow-moving SKUs and 10 that were selling fine. The inventory carrying cost ate into his margin on the good ones. Start with 3-5 SKUs, prove the demand, then expand.

Mistake #2: Skipping the sample step. A buyer in Poland ordered 2,000 units of a clear hybrid case without testing a sample first. The cases arrived with a faint blue tint that looked nothing like the product photos. He had to sell them at cost just to clear the inventory. Request samples. Every time.

Mistake #3: Glued construction. A UK wholesaler stocked glued hybrid cases because they were $0.30 cheaper per unit. After three months on shelves, the layers started separating in warm weather. His retail clients stopped ordering. The $0.30 savings cost him repeat business worth thousands.

Mistake #4: Ignoring MagSafe alignment. If you’re selling cases in 2026 and they interfere with wireless charging, customers will notice within the first day. They’ll leave a review mentioning it. That review will hurt your sales for months. Test every sample with an actual MagSafe charger before ordering in volume.

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So, What Should You Stock?

If you’re putting together a hybrid case lineup for 2026, here’s a starting point:

• 60% of budget: TPU+PC snap-lock clear and matte black (these will be your bread and butter)
• 20%: TPE+PC transparent (test this segment — it could become your highest-margin SKU)
• 15%: TPU+PC magnetic kickstand (differentiator, content creator appeal)
• 5%: Experiment — biodegradable, designer patterns, or regional color preferences

This isn’t complicated math. The top three case styles in this article are selling right now because they solve real problems that customers actually have. Glue that fails. Yellowing edges. Phones that need a stand. The factories aren’t inventing problems — they’re fixing ones that already exist.

We Accessory manufactures all three styles in our Shenzhen facility. If you want to see samples or talk about a trial order, send a message to [email protected] or WhatsApp +86-15919800304. Happy to walk you through the options.

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This article was written based on real order data from We Accessory’s 2026 wholesale operations. Product specifications and pricing may vary by model, volume, and customization requirements.

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What Makes a Hybrid Case Actually Worth Stocking

Let’s be real for a second. The phone case market is crowded. Every factory in Shenzhen has a hybrid case. Every supplier’s catalog looks the same. So how do you pick the ones that will actually move?

After watching what sells and what collects dust, here’s what separates the winners from the shelf-warmers.

Fit and Finish Matter More Than Specs

Your customers don’t buy “MIL-STD-810G certification” on a spec sheet. They buy a case that feels right in their hand and fits their phone like it was painted on.

The best indicator of quality is simple: put the case on a phone and see if it clicks into place with a satisfying snap. If you have to wrestle with it, or if it’s loose around the volume buttons, that’s a mold tolerance issue. Move on.

Check the camera cutout. iPhone 18 Pro has a variable aperture camera this year — the cutout needs to be precise. A generic cutout that worked on iPhone 17 won’t work here. We ran into this ourselves when the first iPhone 18 Pro cases arrived from a new mold supplier. The cutout was 0.3mm too narrow. Didn’t seem like much, but it blocked the aperture ring on certain angles. Had to re-cut the mold.

The Magnet Test That Tells You Everything

Here’s a test you can do with zero equipment. Take the case, hold it up to a MagSafe charger, and see if the charger snaps into place with an audible click. If it does, the magnet alignment is good. If it doesn’t, or if the charger slides around, the magnets are either too weak or positioned wrong.

Now attach the charger and hold the phone by the charger only. Give it a gentle shake. If the phone stays attached, your holding force is above 800g — good enough for daily use. If it falls off, your customers will be frustrated within a week.

The difference between N52 and N35 magnets is easy to feel with this test. N52 holds firm. N35 lets the charger slide.

The Yellowing Timeline Nobody Talks About

Clear cases are tricky because customers are paranoid about yellowing — and for good reason. Almost every clear case they’ve bought in the past has yellowed.

The reality is:

• All-TPU clear case: 2-4 weeks before yellowing is noticeable
• PC+TPU hybrid (standard TPU): 2-3 months before edges show yellow
• PC+TPU hybrid (UV-stabilized TPU): 6-9 months before any yellowing
• PC+TPE hybrid: 12+ months with no visible yellowing

Most customers won’t keep a case longer than 6 months anyway. So PC+TPU with UV-stabilized TPU is usually good enough. But if you’re selling to customers who keep their cases for a year or more — or to markets with intense sun exposure — TPE+PC is worth the premium.

We ran a test earlier this year with 50 clear hybrid cases left on a Shenzhen rooftop for 90 days. UV-stabilized TPU cases showed slight yellowing at day 60. TPE cases were still crystal clear at day 90. The difference was visible side by side, but honestly, most customers wouldn’t notice the UV-stabilized TPU yellowing unless they compared it against a brand new case.

Packaging That Actually Helps You Sell

Here’s something most wholesale buyers don’t think about: your customer’s customer opens the box first. If the packaging feels cheap, the product feels cheap.

For hybrid cases, the packaging approach that works best depends on your channel:

Retail store distribution: Individual retail boxes with clear window, barcode on the back, color swatch on the front. Store owners want to hang the product on a peg and have it sell itself. Include a small sticker or hang tag with the key selling points (MagSafe compatible, shockproof, anti-yellowing).

E-commerce fulfillment: Slim polybag with a QR code linking to a product page. E-commerce sellers don’t want bulky boxes eating into their shipping costs. A polybag with a simple card insert is enough.

B2B wholesale (pallet shipping): Bulk pack of 50-100 units in a master carton. Individual polybags inside. Barcodes on each bag for easy distribution.

We Accessory offers all three packaging options. The retail box adds about $0.15-0.25 per unit to the wholesale price, but it also lets you charge $2-3 more at the retail level. Worth doing if your customers sell through physical stores.

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Regional Differences That Actually Change What You Stock

Here’s something that doesn’t show up in any supplier catalog.

The same hybrid phone case that sells well in Germany might sit on shelves in Thailand. It’s not about quality — it’s about what people in each market actually want.

Europe

European buyers care about build quality and packaging. They’ll pay more for a case that feels premium and comes in nice packaging. The unboxing experience matters here in a way it doesn’t in other markets.

Germany and the Nordic countries lead on sustainability — cases made with recycled materials or biodegradable TPU are a real selling point, not just a checkbox. French buyers prefer slim, minimalist designs with matte finishes. UK buyers are more pragmatic — they want good protection at a fair price and don’t care much about the packaging.

European distributors typically order in the 500-2000 unit range per SKU and reorder every 6-8 weeks. They expect CE-marked products with RoHS documentation.

North America

The US market is about speed and variety. Buyers want to test a few SKUs, see what sticks, and reorder fast. They’re less patient with long lead times and more likely to switch suppliers if you can’t deliver.

MagSafe compatibility is absolutely mandatory here — cases without magnets are getting returned. Clear and black account for about 60% of sales, but novelty patterns and limited colors sell fast through social media channels.

Canadian buyers are more similar to European buyers than to Americans — they care about packaging and are willing to wait a bit longer for quality.

Southeast Asia

Price sensitivity is highest here. The winning wholesale price point is under $1.50 per unit. Bright colors and bold designs outsell neutrals. Kckstands and ring holders are popular add-ons.

The hottest channel right now is Shopee and Lazada live-streaming — sellers demonstrate the case’s drop protection and MagSafe hold in real-time video. Cases that look good on camera sell better than cases that feel good in hand.

Middle East

This is an interesting market because the premium segment is surprisingly large. Gold-tone and metallic-finish hybrid cases sell at retail prices that would seem impossible in other regions — $40-60 is normal.

Dubai serves as a distribution hub for the entire region. If you can get your product into a Dubai-based distributor, it has a good chance of reaching Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, and even parts of Africa.

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How We Accessory Handles Production (Transparent, So You Know What You’re Getting)

I don’t like writing about ourselves too much in these articles — it feels salesy. But since you’re reading this on our blog, here’s how we approach hybrid case manufacturing so you know what to expect.

Our factory in Shenzhen runs 12 injection molding lines dedicated to phone cases. For hybrid cases specifically, the process is:

1. PC backplates are injection-molded in one line, TPU bumpers in another

2. For snap-lock designs, the components are assembled by hand (this is still the most reliable method — automated snap-lock assembly has a higher rejection rate)

3. MagSafe magnet arrays are inserted into a precision pocket in the PC backplate, then sealed with a thin TPU layer

4. Every case is visually inspected. We reject about 2-3% at this stage for minor defects like uneven coloring, mold flash, or magnet misalignment

5. AQL sampling at 2.5/4.0 standard

6. Packed and shipped within 5-10 business days for standard orders

For first-time wholesale buyers, we recommend starting with 3-5 SKUs at 200-300 units each. This lets you test the market without overcommitting, and it gives us enough volume to run efficiently.

Sample orders (5-10 units) ship within 3-5 days. We charge for samples but deduct the cost from your first production order.

If you want to visit the factory or do a video call walkthrough, that’s available too. We’ve had buyers from Germany, Brazil, and Nigeria tour the facility this year. Seeing the production line in person — even on a video call — answers more questions than any spec sheet can.

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Putting It All Together

You don’t need to stock every hybrid case variant to succeed in this category. Focus on two or three styles that solve real problems:

1. A TPU+PC snap-lock case in clear and black for the volume market

2. A TPE+PC case in clear for the anti-yellowing premium segment

3. A TPU+PC kickstand case for differentiation and content creator appeal

Keep your initial SKU count under 10. See what reorders look like. Expand from there.

The hybrid case market isn’t complicated. It’s about materials that don’t fail, magnets that actually hold, and designs that solve problems customers didn’t know they had. If you get those three things right, the sales follow.

We Accessory has been making phone cases since 2012. If you want to talk samples, MOQ, or just ask a technical question, we’re at [email protected] or WhatsApp +86-15919800304. Happy to help.

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What Real Distributors Are Saying About These Cases

I reached out to a few regular buyers to ask what’s working for them. Here’s what they said, paraphrased and condensed.

A distributor in Germany (phone case sales since 2019)

“Last year I was stuck with 3,000 glued hybrid cases that started separating after three months in inventory. The summer heat in our warehouse — it can hit 35°C in July — softened the adhesive and the PC backs popped off. I had to write off about €8,000 worth of stock. Now I only buy snap-lock construction. The cases cost me €0.40 more per unit but I haven’t had a single separation complaint since switching.”

What this means for you: If your cases will spend any time in a warm environment — warehouse, delivery truck, retail display near a window — glued construction is a liability. Snap-lock is worth the premium.

A retailer in Australia (runs three mobile accessory stores)

“The TPE+PC clear cases are the first clear cases I’ve stocked that customers don’t come back complaining about. I put one on my own phone four months ago and it still looks new. My supplier charges me A$8.50 each for the TPE version versus A$5.50 for standard TPU+PC, but I sell both at A$29.99 and customers choose the TPE one more often when I show them the difference.”

What this means for you: TPE+PC commands a higher retail price even though the manufacturing cost difference is small. The margin story is better than the raw numbers suggest.

A wholesale buyer in Nigeria (imports phone cases from China)

“I ordered 500 pieces of the TPU+PC kickstand case after seeing it on Instagram. Sold out in three weeks. My customers love that they can watch videos without holding the phone. I’m ordering 2,000 next time. But please — use stronger packaging for shipping to Lagos. The first batch arrived with about 30 crushed boxes. The cases inside were fine, but the packaging damage made them look used.”

What this means for you: The kickstand case has genuine demand in markets where people watch a lot of video on their phones (which is everywhere). And if you’re shipping to West Africa, budget for extra packaging reinforcement.

An Amazon seller in the US

“I was running out of ideas to differentiate my listings. Every clear case looks the same in a thumbnail. I switched my main SKU to TPE+PC and updated my listing photos to show ‘anti-yellowing guaranteed for 12 months.’ My click-through rate went up about 15% and my return rate dropped from 9% to 3.5%. The TPE premium costs me about $0.20 per unit but saves me way more than that in return processing fees.”

What this means for you: On Amazon and other e-commerce platforms, product differentiation doesn’t have to be radical. A material upgrade that you can actually claim and demonstrate is enough to move the needle.

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Hybrid Case Pricing — What You Should Expect to Pay

Let’s talk numbers. These are real wholesale price ranges we see across different quality tiers. Prices are FOB Shenzhen, per unit, for 500-1000 unit orders.

Standard TPU+PC Snap-Lock (Glue-Free)

Model	Clear	Matte Black	Colored
iPhone 18 Pro	$1.60-$2.20	$1.50-$2.00	$1.80-$2.50
iPhone 18 Pro Max	$1.80-$2.40	$1.70-$2.20	$2.00-$2.70
Samsung S26 Ultra	$1.70-$2.30	$1.60-$2.10	$1.90-$2.60
iPhone 17 / 16 series	$1.20-$1.80	$1.10-$1.60	$1.40-$2.00

These prices include N52 MagSafe magnets, UV-stabilized TPU, and individual polybag packaging.

Premium TPE+PC Transparent

Model	Clear Only
iPhone 18 Pro	$2.40-$3.20
iPhone 18 Pro Max	$2.60-$3.50
Samsung S26 Ultra	$2.50-$3.30

Includes N52 MagSafe magnets, premium TPE edges (no yellowing), and retail-ready packaging.

TPU+PC Magnetic Kickstand

Model	Price Range
iPhone 18 Pro / Max	$2.80-$3.80
Samsung S26 Ultra	$2.70-$3.60

Includes N52 MagSafe magnets, anodized aluminum kickstand, and retail box packaging.

Volume Discounts

Most suppliers, including We Accessory, offer tiered pricing:

• 200-500 units: base price
• 500-1,000 units: -10-15%
• 1,000-3,000 units: -15-25%
• 5,000+ units: negotiate individually

The price breaks are real. A clear hybrid case at 500 units might cost $2.00. At 5,000 units, it drops to around $1.20. That $0.80 difference goes straight to your bottom line.

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Shipping and Lead Times — The Practical Side

You’ve chosen your cases. Now you need them to actually arrive.

Standard Lead Times

Order Type	Production	Shipping (DHL)	Shipping (Sea)	Total Time
Sample order (5-10 units)	2-3 days	3-5 days	—	5-8 days
Small production (200-500 units)	5-8 days	3-5 days	20-30 days	8-13 days air / 25-38 days sea
Medium production (500-2,000 units)	8-12 days	3-5 days	20-30 days	11-17 days air / 28-42 days sea
Large production (2,000-5,000 units)	12-18 days	3-5 days	20-30 days	15-23 days air / 32-48 days sea

These are estimates. Actual timelines depend on current factory capacity, especially during iPhone launch season (August-October) when most factories in Shenzhen run at full capacity.

Practical Advice for First Orders

1. Order samples first. Always. A $50-80 sample order can save you from a $5,000 mistake.

2. For first production orders, use DHL or FedEx. Yes, it costs more. But you’ll have the product in hand within two weeks, you can verify quality, and you can start selling while you figure out whether sea freight makes sense for reorders.

3. If using sea freight, order 6-8 weeks before you need inventory. Sea freight from Shenzhen to Los Angeles takes about 20 days. To Rotterdam, about 30 days. Add production time and customs clearance, and you’re looking at 6-8 weeks total.

4. Consider split shipping for large orders. Ship 30% by air to cover immediate demand, and the remaining 70% by sea to save on freight costs.

We Accessory can quote FOB, CIF, or DDP depending on your preference. First-time buyers often prefer DDP because the price includes everything — production, shipping, insurance, and customs clearance. You pay one price and the cases arrive at your door.

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A Final Thought

The phone case market in 2026 isn’t about discovering some secret new product that nobody else has. It’s about picking the right materials, paying attention to the details that actually matter (snap-lock construction, magnet quality, UV resistance), and understanding what your specific customers actually need.

The three case styles in this article — the TPU+PC snap-lock, the TPE+PC clear, and the TPU+PC kickstand — are selling well right now because they solve specific problems. They’re not gimmicks. They’re improvements on existing designs that actually work.

We Accessory makes all three. If you want to see them in person, request samples, or just ask a question about specifications, send a message to [email protected] or WhatsApp +86-15919800304.

— William Shaw, Head of Sales at We Accessory

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Quick Answers to Questions We Actually Get

Q: What’s the smallest order I can place to test these cases?

A: 200 units per SKU for standard TPU+PC snap-lock. 300 units per SKU for TPE+PC. Samples are always available first — order 5-10 units to evaluate before committing to production.

Q: How long do samples take to arrive?

A: 3-5 days for production, then 3-5 days via DHL/FedEx. Total about a week from order to your door.

Q: Can I mix models and colors in one order to meet MOQ?

A: Yes. A 600-unit order can be split as 200 iPhone 18 Pro clear + 200 Pro Max clear + 200 Pro Max matte black. We count total volume, not per-SKU volume.

Q: Do you offer custom color matching?

A: For orders of 1,000+ units per color, yes. We can match Pantone colors for the PC backplate and TPU/TPE bumper. There’s a one-time color development fee of $150-300 per color.

Q: What’s the lead time if I need a rush order?

A: We can sometimes expedite to 5-7 working days for standard TPU+PC models if we have raw materials in stock. Rush orders may have a 10-15% premium. Best to ask.

Q: Do you warehouse products and ship in batches?

A: Yes. We can hold finished inventory for up to 60 days and ship in multiple batches. This is common for buyers who want to test a market before committing to full distribution.

Q: Can you put my brand logo on the case?

A: Yes. We offer pad printing and silkscreen logo application on the PC backplate. Minimum 500 units per design. Setup fee is $80-150 depending on complexity.

Q: What happens if there are defects in a production run?

A: We pre-inspect every order and reject cases with visible defects before packing. Our standard defect allowance is 3% — any defects beyond that are replaced at no cost. For OEM orders, we can arrange third-party inspection (SGS, Bureau Veritas) at your cost.

Q: How should I pay?

A: T/T bank transfer is standard. PayPal and Western Union accepted for smaller orders (under $3,000). Letter of Credit accepted for orders above $20,000.

Q: Do you ship to my country?

A: We ship to over 50 countries. Major markets include the US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Brazil, Mexico, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, South Africa, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Australia, and Japan. If your country isn’t on this list, ask — we’ve probably shipped there before.

Q: Is there a warranty on your cases?

A: We stand behind our manufacturing. If a case has a material or workmanship defect within 30 days of receipt, we replace it free of charge. For OEM customers with regular reorder volume, we can extend this to 90 days.

Q: What’s the best way to contact you for a quote?

A: Email [email protected] works best for detailed inquiries — include your target model, estimated volume, and preferred case style. For quick questions, WhatsApp +86-15919800304 typically gets a faster response. We operate on Shenzhen time (UTC+8) and respond within 24 hours during the work week. If you’re in a different time zone, don’t worry — we have sales staff covering Asia, Europe, and Americas business hours.

Q: Can I visit your factory?

A: Yes. We’re located in Bao’an District, Shenzhen — just about 30 minutes from Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport. We welcome visits from wholesale buyers and can pick you up from the airport if needed. If you can’t travel, we can arrange a WeChat video tour of the production line. Many of our long-term partners started with a factory visit or video call before placing their first order.