Daily Objects launches iPhone 12 cover cases hours before Apple's 'Hi, Speed' event begins

With the new design, the Apple iPhone 12 cases are getting advanced drop protection using Air Cushion technology around the edges.

Daily Objects iPhone 12 Cases (Daily Objects)

Daily Objects, a popular firm known for making phone and other accessories, has launched a range of cover cases for iPhone 12 series even before Apple makes it official. The premium range of cases and accessories are said to be available around the same time as iPhone 12 series will be reaching the Indian shelves. 

As we can see, the brand shows cover cases in three sizes, indicating that there indeed will be four iPhones - one with 5.4-inch screen size, two with 6.1-inch screen size and one with 6.7-inch screen size. 

The range includes two important features that many buyers look for - multi-layered protection and elegant design.

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With the new design, the Apple iPhone 12 cases are getting advanced drop protection using Air Cushion technology around the edges. It will also have a raised rim, recessed back and anti-slip grip. In addition to this, the range includes a privacy friendly “anti-peak” screen guard for iPhone 12.

Apple iPhone 12 screen protector. (Daily Objects)

Apple iPhone 12 screen protector. (Daily Objects)

Although the glass protector is touted for its filter that allows light to pass only through acute front angles, the image also confirms that new iPhones will definitely sport a notch and it might be of the same size as iPhone 11 series.

In case you have made plans to buy the iPhone 12, the Daily Objects case will cost you ₹1,190 while the tempered screen glass will cost around ₹699 to ₹899.

We have talked about all four iPhones and the HomePod Mini, all of which are expected at today's event. Check out the details:

-Apple iPhone 12 or iPhone 12 Mini rumour roundup

-Apple iPhone 12 Max rumour roundup

-Apple iPhone 12 Pro rumour roundup

-Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max rumour roundup

-HomePod Mini rumour roundup