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The Best iPhone XR Cases

The iPhone XR won't give you the wide-angle and telephoto cameras found on the XS, but you'll still have a 6.1-inch liquid Retina display that needs protecting. Do it in style.

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Casetify iPhone XR Impact Case (Nude)
Casetify iPhone XR Impact Case (Nude)
Casetify iPhone XR Impact Case (Marble)
Casetify iPhone XR Impact Case (Marble)
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Lifeproof Slam for iPhone XR
Mous Limitless 2.0 iPhone XR Case
Mous Limitless 2.0 iPhone XR Case
Olixar ArmaRing iPhone XR Finger Loop Tough Case
Olixar ArmaRing iPhone XR Finger Loop Tough Case
Otterbox Commuter Series Build Your Own Case for iPhone XR
Otterbox Commuter Series Build Your Own Case for iPhone XR
Otterbox Defender Series Screenless Edition Case for iPhone XR
Otterbox Defender Series Screenless Edition Case for iPhone XR
PureGear Dualtek Case for iPhone XR
PureGear Dualtek Case for iPhone XR
PureGear Dualtek Clear Case for iPhone XR
PureGear Dualtek Clear Case for iPhone XR
Silk iPhone XR Wallet Case for iPhone XR
Silk iPhone XR Wallet Case for iPhone XR
Casetify iPhone XR Impact Case (Nude)
Casetify iPhone XR Impact Case (Nude)
Casetify iPhone XR Impact Case (Marble)
Casetify iPhone XR Impact Case (Marble)
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