Mobile accessories in our range cover screen protectors, phone cases, car holders, replacement batteries, watch straps and replacement screens, plus bags and a large group of other extras. It suits owners of phones, tablets and smartwatches who want to protect, carry or repair their devices. Leading brands include PanzerGlass, Samsung, dbramante1928, Hama and OtterBox.
How to choose mobile accessories
Compatibility. Check the exact model name before anything else. Cases, screen protectors, replacement screens and batteries are cut or built for one specific device, and a model one generation older or newer often has different dimensions, camera housing or button positions.
Level of protection. A slim case guards against scratches and light knocks, while a rugged case adds thicker corners and layered materials for drops onto hard floors. Choose the heavier option if the phone is used on building sites, outdoors or by children, and a slimmer one if pocket size matters more.
Screen protector type. Tempered glass feels like the original screen and takes impacts well, while plastic film is thinner and bends with curved edges. Look at whether the protector is made for a case-friendly fit, because oversized glass can lift at the edges when a case is added.
Charging and features. Thick cases can weaken wireless charging, so look for ones designed for it if you charge that way. MagSafe-compatible cases and holders have built-in magnets, and the camera cutout, port openings and button covers should match how you use the phone.
Car holders and replacement parts. Car holders attach to an air vent, dashboard or windscreen, so pick the mount that suits your car and keeps the screen out of your line of sight. For batteries, replacement screens and watch straps, match the model and connector or lug width, and expect some repairs to need basic tools or a technician.
Brands we carry in mobile accessories
- PanzerGlass: a Danish brand best known for tempered glass screen protectors made for specific phone models.
- Samsung: makes official cases, chargers and watch straps designed around its own Galaxy phones, tablets and watches.
- dbramante1928: a Copenhagen-based brand known for design-led cases, covers and straps, many made with leather or recycled materials.
- Hama: a German accessories manufacturer with a broad catalogue of cables, chargers, holders and protective covers for many device brands.
- OtterBox: an American brand known for rugged, multi-layer cases such as the Defender series.
- Apple: official cases, MagSafe accessories and watch bands made to fit iPhone and Apple Watch models.
- Urban Armor Gear: specialises in rugged cases with reinforced corners and a tougher look than standard slim covers.
Also in our range: eStuff, CYOO, Screenor, SBS Mobile and Black Rock.
The largest subcategories are other extras and screen protectors and cases. Cases and backpacks mixes phone covers with bags, so check the item description. There are also smaller sections for car holders, phone batteries, watch straps and bracelets, and phone replacement screens.
Frequently asked questions about mobile accessories
Do I need both a case and a screen protector?
Using both gives the most complete protection, because they guard different parts of the phone. A case absorbs drops and covers the back and edges, while a screen protector takes scratches and some impact on the display. If you only choose one, a screen protector alone leaves the body exposed.
Will a case stop wireless charging from working?
Most slim cases allow wireless charging, but thick or rugged ones, or cases with metal parts, can weaken or block it. Look for a case described as compatible with wireless charging or MagSafe. Removing any card or metal plate from the back also helps.
Is tempered glass better than a film screen protector?
Tempered glass is usually better at resisting scratches and cushioning impacts, and it feels closer to the original screen. Film is thinner and can suit curved displays or tight-fitting cases. Choose by the fit for your phone model and how much protection you want.
How do I know an accessory fits my phone?
Compare the full model name of your device with the compatibility listed in the product title or description. The model name is in the phone settings under About phone. Similar models, such as standard and Pro versions, often need different accessories.
