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Bridgetown Snap Cell Phone Case
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Bridgetown Snap Cell Phone Case

Slim, magnetic, folding case
$69.99
$69.99
Galaxy Z Flip7 Galaxy Z Fold7
Color Clear
About this product

Bridgetown Snap is specially made for the Galaxy Z Fold7. This sleek, transparent case covers the back of the phone and frames the exterior screen. The slim, pocket-friendly Bridgetown Snap is compatible with wireless charging and other magnetic accessories.

  • Impact & Scratch Protection: Bridgetown Snap covers the back of your phone and frames the exterior screen for scratch and drop protection that still allows full visibility.

  • Strengthened with Graphene: Graphene is harder than diamond, yet more elastic than rubber, and it’s 200x stronger than steel.

  • Designed to Fold: Bridgetown Snap was specially designed for the Galaxy Z Fold7 and won’t interfere with its folding design.

  • Beautiful, Transparent Case: ClearGuard™ technology prevents yellowing and helps keep Bridgetown Snap clean and pristine.

  • Compatible with Magnetic Accessories: Bridgetown Snap is compatible with most magnetic wireless chargers and accessories.

  • Slim, Lightweight Design: Bridgetown Snap fits easily in your pocket and comfortably in your hand.

  • Up to 74% Recycled Content: Bridgetown Snap is made with up to 74% post-consumer recycled materials.(1)

  • Limited Lifetime Warranty: Replacements for wear or damage for the length of your device’s life.

1Recycled material is certified through a third-party mass balance allocation process.

Warranty / Free replacements

Free replacements for life: If your screen protector or phone case breaks, we'll replace it. No questions asked. All you pay is shipping and handling. Please replace your screen protector immediately if it becomes damaged to continue protecting your device and avoid risk of injury.

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