Mid-range smartphone customers in select markets will have the option of buying Samsung's new water-resistant Galaxy A33 exactly one month from now, beginning April 22. And in anticipation of the phone's market release, various third-party case manufacturers are now selling different protective solutions for prospective Galaxy A33 customers.
Samsung's new budget phone is notably more resilient than the previous two A3x models thanks to Gorilla Glass 5 and the water-resistant build, but it is not a rugged device. However, it may be around for at least four years since Samsung guarantees four major Android OS upgrades and up to five years of security patches for this affordable device.
Customers that want to keep using the Galaxy A33 for the next half a decade should consider wrapping the phone in a protective case, and as mentioned before, there are plenty of options already. Here are some of the best solutions you can buy right now.
Caseology Nano Pop Galaxy A33 case
The Caseology Nano Pop silicone case for the Galaxy A33 has the established Caseology design with a dual-color combo. The case's exterior is black or navy, and the interior color that splashes around the camera housing is gray or yellow. The case has a slim-fit design and promises military-grade protection and wireless charging compatibility.
- Buy the Caseology Nano Pop Galaxy A33 case at Amazon ($15.99).
Probeetle Galaxy A33 case with car mount and screen protector
The Probeetle Galaxy A33 case offers lots of features for the price, including a built-in magnetic car mount, an adjustable ring kickstand, and a 2-pack screen protector. It has military-grade protection and Air Cushion technology at all four corners to protect from shock damage. The case is available in four color options: black, blue, green, and red.
- Buy the Probeetle Galaxy A33 case at Amazon ($10.99-$11.99).
Spigen Thin Fit for Galaxy A33
The Spigen Thin Fit is a slim-fit case for the Galaxy A33, featuring a hybrid PC and TPU structure with Air Cushion technology. The design is scratch-resistant and has a premium matte finish with tactile buttons that provide good feedback. It's simple and elegant, available in black only.
- Buy the Spigen Thin Fit Galaxy A33 case at Amazon ($14.99).
Spigen Liquid Air Armor for Galaxy A33
The Spigen Liquid Air Armor for the Galaxy A33 offers great protection in a sleek and modern design. It has an anti-slip, anti-fingerprint matte black coating and tactile side buttons.
- Buy the Spigen Liquid Air Amor for Galaxy A33 at Amazon ($15.99).
Spigen Tough Armor for Galaxy A33
The Spigen Tough Armor for the Galaxy A33 has an all-new foam technology that adds an extra layer of resistance against shock. This case is equipped with a kickstand and is MIL-STD 810G-516.6-certified. It has Air Cushion technology and a TPU and Polycarbonate dual material construction.
- Buy the Spigen Tough Armor for Galaxy A33 at Amazon ($17.99).
Osophter Galaxy A33 case
One of the most affordable protective cases on this list, the Ostopher Galaxy A33 case has a premium TPU and Polycarbonate construction and can protect the phone from falls, bumps, and scratches.
- Buy the Osophter Galaxy A33 case at Amazon ($7.98).
Osophter Galaxy A33 Clear Case
Only slightly more expensive than the aforementioned Osophter case, the Clear Case has shock-absorbing reinforced corners and a TPU-Polycarbonate hybrid build. The case has raised screen edges for better protection.
- Buy the Osophter Galaxy A33 Clear Case at Amazon ($8.98).
Asuwish Galaxy A33 Wallet Case
This Galaxy A33 case has a wallet design with ID and credit cardholders (up to 10), a money pocket, and a multi-angle kickstand. The case has a secure magnetic snap, and it's available in four color options to better match the colorful Galaxy A33. Colors include black, blue, purple, and rose gold.
- Buy the Asuwish Galaxy A33 Wallet Case at Amazon ($14.99).
Join SamMobile’s Telegram group and subscribe to our YouTube channel to get instant news updates and in-depth reviews of Samsung devices. You can also subscribe to get updates from us on Google News and follow us on Twitter.
