Collection: Mobile Accessories

Mobile accessories protect your phone and make it more useful — a case and screen protector guard against drops, a car phone holder keeps it visible and legal to use for navigation, a phone stand or phone mount props it up for video calls. The main thing is checking the accessory fits your exact phone model, since case and holder fit changes between generations. Think about how you use your phone, and buy protection before you need it rather than after a cracked screen.

What accessories protect your phone?

Protection works in layers:

• Phone case: absorbs drop impact and protects the corners and back, where most damage starts.
• Screen protector: a tempered glass or film layer that takes scratches and can absorb a cracking impact instead of the screen.
• Rugged or waterproof case: heavier protection for work sites, beaches and outdoor use.

A case plus a screen protector covers the two most common ways phones get damaged.

How do you use a phone in the car legally?

Australian road rules require a phone to be secured in a commercially designed mounting fixed to the vehicle if you're using it for navigation while driving, and holding a phone while driving is an offence. Rules on exactly what you can touch and when differ between states and territories, and penalties are significant. A dashboard, windscreen or vent-mounted holder keeps the phone visible without holding it. Mount it where it doesn't obstruct your view of the road. Check your own state's current road rules, since they vary and have been tightened in recent years.

How do you choose a case that fits?

Phone cases are made for specific models, and even the same model family differs in size and camera layout between generations, so a case for last year's version usually won't fit properly. Check the exact model name and generation before ordering. Look at the cutouts too — the camera opening, charging port and buttons all need to line up. If you use wireless charging, check the case is thin enough to work with it, since thick or metal-containing cases can block it. Tip: find your exact model in your phone's settings under About, rather than guessing from the packaging.

Common questions

Do I need a screen protector with a case?
They protect different things — a case guards the corners and back where drops land, a screen protector takes scratches and can absorb a cracking impact. Together they cover the common damage.

Is it legal to use a phone holder while driving?
Road rules require the phone to be in a commercially designed mount fixed to the vehicle, and holding a phone while driving is an offence. Rules differ by state, so check your local requirements.

Will a case fit a different generation of the same phone?
Usually not — dimensions and camera layouts change between generations. Check the exact model and generation, which you'll find in your phone's settings under About.

Do cases block wireless charging?
Thin cases generally work fine, but thick cases or those with metal components can block it. Check the case states wireless charging compatibility if you use it.

Can I pay for mobile accessories with Afterpay?
Yes. You can split it with Afterpay, Zip, Klarna or PayPal Pay in 4. Our mobile accessories start from $19, which is four fortnightly payments of $4.75.

Complete your setup

Mobile accessories work with the rest of your gear. Add a phone, a charger, and cables to connect.

A $19 phone case splits into four fortnightly payments of $4.75 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 do the same. Every order ships from our Australian warehouse, dispatched within 1–2 business days, with a 12-month warranty and 30 days to return it. We're a family-run Australian store, going since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.