About iPhone Lovers
iPhone Lovers is an independent site covering one narrow thing: the accessories people buy for iPhones and Apple Watches. Cases, chargers, mounts, screen protectors, wallets, bands. No phone reviews, no news, no rumours.
Not affiliated with Apple
iPhone Lovers is an independent publication with no connection to Apple Inc. We are not affiliated with, authorised by, endorsed by, or sponsored by Apple in any way, and nothing here is official Apple guidance. Apple, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and MagSafe are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries, and are used here only to describe which products an accessory fits.
We do not sell accessories, take payments, or ask visitors for passwords, personal details or payment information. Every product link points to Amazon, where the purchase actually happens.
How picks are chosen
Every guide follows the same four steps, and none of them start with a brand pitching us.
- Shortlist. We start from what iPhone owners are actually buying, using Amazon bestseller rankings and review volume, then narrow each category to a handful of realistic contenders.
- Compare. Contenders are checked against the same criteria for their category: MagSafe magnet strength, charging wattage, drop protection, grip, or print durability, depending on what the product claims to do.
- Pick.We land on a small set of picks across price points rather than one "best" that ignores budget.
- Recheck. Guides get revisited when a category changes, when a pick is discontinued, or when its rating slips.
Where the numbers come from
Prices, star ratings, and review counts on our product cards are read from the Amazon listing when a guide is written and again each time it is rechecked. Nothing on this site is tested in a lab: picks are compared on what the listing commits to, on Apple's published specifications, and on what thousands of owner reviews say went right and wrong. Listings that go out of stock get pulled from the guides.
Amazon prices move constantly. Treat the number on a card as the last reading we took, and the price on Amazon itself as the real one.
How the site makes money
Through Amazon affiliate links. When you buy something after following one, we earn a small commission and you pay exactly the same price. Nothing else funds the site: no sponsored placements, no paid inclusion, no accepting money to move a product up a list. The affiliate disclosure explains this in full.
Corrections
If a pick is wrong, out of date, or broke on you, tell us and we will fix the guide. Reader feedback is one of the signals that decides whether a pick stays on a list.