LifeProof's WĀKE iPhone cases are made from 85% recycled ocean plastic
What you need to know
- LifeProof has new iPhone cases out and they're gorgeous.
- These cases are made from 85% recycled plastic.
- And it all comes from the ocean.
Accessory maker LifeProof has announced a new range of iPhone cases that are made from recycled plastic. And not just recycled plastic – it's 85% recycled plastic that came from the ocean.
LifeProof has announced new WĀKE cases for iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 11, iPhone XR, iPhone SE (2nd Generation), iPhone 8, iPhone 7, iPhone 6s. So yeah, that's a ton of iPhones.
Not only do the cases look great, but they're also good for the planet. So good that LifeProof will donate a dollar to leading water charities every time a case owner registers their accessory.
As for the cases themselves, there's a choice of different colors as well as some with orange accents that look particularly snazzy. You can expect your new case to stand the test of time as well, with a two-meter drop-test proving the thing will keep your iPhone safe.
You can find all of the new cases on LifeProof's website starting at $39.99.
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