Speck for Galaxy S22 Series
Speck for Galaxy S22 Series

Speck today announced the availability of cases for the Samsung Galaxy S22, S22+ and S22 Ultra. The collection will consist of the Presidio2 Grip, Presidio Perfect-Clear, Presidio Perfect-Clear Ombre and Presidio Perfect-Mist. Each is equipped with 13-foot drop protection.

Speck’s line of cases for the Galaxy S22 line includes:

  • Microban product protection: Integrated in all Speck cases for the Samsung Galaxy S21, S21+ and S21 Ultra 5G. Microban International is the global leader in antimicrobial technology and provides Speck users product protection against stain and odor-causing bacteria on case surfaces. Working continuously, Microban technology has been proven effective against a broad spectrum of bacteria to fight growth 24/7.
  • Presidio2 Armor Cloud technology: Speck’s Presidio2 Grip is built with breakthrough device protection that uses individual air capsules to resist damage upon impact. At impact, the air capsules flex and suspend the device on a cushion of air, like an airbag. 
  • Compatibility for wireless charging: This new collection features pocket-friendly designs that are durable, yet thin enough to allow for easy wireless charging with chargers like Qi while the case is still on your phone.

Look for more information on Speck’s full line of cases, here.

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