These are all the first-party Samsung Galaxy S21 cases & accessories

Want to add grip without sacrificing the pretty pastel color of your Galaxy S21? Samsung’s Silicone Case may seem steep compared to third-party PTU cases, but the fit and the color-matching is much better, and the texture is sublime.

Not only is Samsung’s Leather case one of the best first-party cases you can buy, it’s also one of the best leather cases for the S21 period. Available in Black or the warmer, more traditional Brown, this leather case covers up the camera module for extra protection.

The S-View folio allows you to see notifications as well as control calls or music without having to open it up. The result is a case that guards your screen while still keeping you productive. It’s available in pink, violet, gray, and black.

The LED Wallet has been around for years and years, but I’m not entirely sure why. You can tap it to answer calls without opening the screen and set a variety of clocks or shapes, but the S-View looks better. This one doubles as a minimal wallet, though.

This back cover is similar to the LED Wallet, but instead of the LED array being on a folio, it’s on the back of the case. You can choose from a variety of LED designs, as well as seeing the time and if you have a call or notification waiting.

I’m a fan of a good heavy-duty case, especially when it comes with a built-in kickstand. Problem is, the Rugged Protective Cover’s kickstand is as stable as those on third-party cases, and many have lower prices while having high drop-protection ratings.

Samsung has beefed up its clear case offerings with the S21, including breaking into the clear kickstand market with the Clear Standing Cover. The “free stop” hinge allows you to prop up your S21 at a variety of angles, but I wouldn’t trust its stability in portrait mode.

This ruggedly handsome case seems more ideal than the Rugged Protective Cover. See, you still get that super-grippy side bumper and drop-protection, but you can still show off the color of your S21, and you get a loop to hook in a lanyard, wrist strap, or phone charm.

Want to show off the contours and colors of your shiny new Galaxy S21 while giving it scratch and scuff protection? The Clear Cover does just that. However, you can get a really good third-party clear case for half the price while getting better drop protection.

Only available for the S21+, the Kvadrat cover is back in Violet and Gray. Made of recycled bottles and 100% sustainable, the Kvadrat case isn’t for everyone but I am absolutely in love with the two-tone coloring that comes out when you see the case up-close.

Samsung’s Silicone Cover allows those of us who love the Phantom Violet but don’t love Rose Gold to hide that flashy camera module under color-matched silicone, and if you wanted a Phantom Pink S21+, the Pink Silicon Cover is as close as you’ll get.

Leather cases are few and far between, but thankfully Samsung makes a totally terrific Leather Cover for the S21+ that covers the camera module for extra protection and looks exquisite from every angle. You can also get it in Black to match your Phantom Black S21+.

If you actually use S-View, the S-View Cover folio case is still kicking around to let you control music, answer calls, and check notifications without opening the case up. You get four colors here, including Pink for those who are missing a Phantom Pink S21+.

This folio case integrates an LED matrix across the front to show the time, basic patterns and let you answer calls without opening your case up. It’s not as fancy as the S-View, but it does have a card slot on the underside to keep some money on hand.

This back cover comes in Violet or White with a wider LED matrix so that you can show off emojis or designs in addition to seeing the clock or an incoming call. I’m not entirely sure why you’d want this when you could just keep your phone face up, but to each their own.

Samsung’s heavy-duty case is actually one of the more reasonably priced, considering a really rugged heavy-duty case can run you $60 or more. That said, this case has looked the exact same for over half a decade and desperately needs a refresh.

Clear cases with kickstands have gotten more popular in recent years, especially now that video calling is more important than ever, but the kickstand on the Clear Standing Cover isn’t very stable in portrait mode, so be warned. It works perfectly in landscape, though.

This case has a nice grippy texture to the sides like the Rugged Protective Cover, but instead of seeing only basic black or muted gray, you see the color of your S21+ shining through instead. If you got a Phantom Red S21+, this case it the one to get!

If you have Samsung credit to use up on accessories and don’t see the point in overpaying for a case, the Clear Cover is a good way to use up that credit, but otherwise, the Clear Protective Cover’s a better clear case and the Silicone Cover looks better.

This S-View Folio is likely the best way to buy the S-Pen, as this case comes with the S-Pen and gives to a place to securely tuck it away when you’re not using it. Also, because of the way folios are, the case won’t feel quite as lopsided by that S-Pen slot.

I’m all for an S-Pen case that doesn’t add extra bulk outside where it’s absolutely necessary. The Silicone Cover with S-Pen will feel slightly lopsided in your hand, but if you intend to use your S21 Ultra like a Note, this will emulate the experience the closest.

I wish that the Silicone Cover with S-Pen came in all the fun colors that the regular Silicone Cover does, but at least the normal Silicone Cover has Violet and Pink for those of us who couldn’t wait for custom colored S21 Ultras.

It should come as no surprise that Samsung knocked its leather covers out of the park again this year, but I’m espeically in love with the detailing on the Ultra version of this case, as you get that braided texture over the camera module. It looks so beautiful!

Peek at your media controls, your notifications, and manage a call without having to stand there with your folio wide open. You’ve only got two colors here as opposed to the four colors the S21 and S21+ get, but Gray and Black look nice and refined.

This is the only wallet case Samsung offers for the S21 Ultra, and the LED matrix across the front of the folio looks kind of cool in a retro way, but there’s only one card slot and the LED cover can’t show as much as the S-View Folio. Get that instead.

I’m normally all for a rugged case for a phone this large, but there’s two reasons I recommend skipping Samsung’s and going thrid-party. First, this case series needs a refresh because it’s gotten stale, and second, third-party cases are more durable for half the price.

This kickstand case technically could work in portrait mode, but given how large and heavy the S21 Ultra is, even compared to the S21 and S21+, I would only trust the kickstand on this clear case in landscape mode. You don’t want it to fall weird and shatter.

Show off your custom colored Galaxy S21 Ultra with this durable and delectably clear case from Samsung. You get a nicely textured bumper with impact resistance and there’s a lanyard loop for attaching a hand strap if you’re super-clumsy.

If you have $20 of promotional credit to burn and you don’t need any more chargers, this is a decent backup case to buy, but otherwise I recommend going thrid party for a better price or upgrading to the Clear Protective Cover for better grip.

Samsung’s best earbuds yet sport improved audio quality, intelligent active noise cancellation that’ll get quiet while you talk, and a smooth, ergonomic design. The 8-hour battery life will keep you jamming all day, plus an extra 20 hours of listening in the case.

If you’ve been missing the Note line, you can now use the S-Pen on the Galaxy S21 Ultra! While it doesn’t slot into the body of the Ultra like it would a Note, nor does it have the fun Bluetooth features, you get the pressure-sensitive features and precision.

Samsung is pushing out a major expansion to its location service with the Galaxy SmartTag and the SmartTag+ coming later this year. Attach it to your keys, your purse, your pets and be able to track it down with your Galaxy S21 easily.

This updated version of the Wireless Duo is flatter, more squared-off, and it is more widely compatible. Rather than the side accessory charging being specifically made for Galaxy Watches, it’s a great shape for Galaxy Buds, too.

Whether you don’t have a Galaxy watch to charge or you just need a smaller charger that can fit on an overcrowded desk or on your nightstand, this compact square charger will charge your S21 at 10W, but it can also charge your Galaxy Buds if your phone’s full.

The S21 doesn’t come with a charger in the box anymore, and while I’m honestly fine with this because my last Samsung phone came with one, and yours probably did, too. If you need a new one, Samsung’s finally and permanently lowered the price.