Oct 27, 2026
New Delhi, Delhi Oct 26, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - While developing Casence Luxe, the Casence team identified a clear gap in the existing anti-yellow case market.
As a founder, we saw that most anti-yellow cases focused only on preventing yellowing, but didn't offer the level of protection and functionality flagship users expect. Many cases get scratched within weeks, don't offer a smooth Camera Control experience on iPhone, and use metal rings instead of actual magnets for wireless charging.
That insight led to the creation of Casence Luxe -- a premium case designed to combine clarity, protection and functionality in one product.
Luxe features Airbag Cushioning with up to 10.8 Ft Drop Protection, 1.8mm raised camera and screen bezels, and an Anti-Scratch Coating for everyday durability.
For compatible iPhones, the AI Button for Camera Control is designed to provide a smooth and responsive experience. The case also features strong N52 magnets for a secure magnetic connection, rather than relying on a simple metal ring.
Adding to the premium experience are tactile buttons and a Lifetime Warranty, giving users confidence beyond the first purchase.
Designed for flagship iPhone and Samsung smartphones, Casence Luxe is built around one simple idea:
Your flagship deserves more than an anti-yellow case. It deserves Luxe.
Source :Casence
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