(Re)Clear Case for iPhone 13 Pro - Open Box, iPhone 13 Pro
Layer your iPhone with crystal clear protection, designed to shield your device without letting its sleek form hide away. 100% recycled, MagSafe compatible, and coated to prevent scratching and yellowing, this second skin for your device is full of considered details to elevate your everyday.
*Not compatible with Moment lenses and Drop-in Lens Mounts
Our Review
Native Union (Re)Clear Case — Drop Protection That Doesn't Hide Your Phone
The gist: A clear, recycled-material iPhone case built to survive the bumps of daily travel — curb edges, hostel floors, backpack pockets — without wrapping your phone in bulky plastic.
- Genuinely recycled build: Made from 100% recycled PCTG and TPU, so it's a lower-waste pick than most clear cases on the market.
- Military-grade drop rating: Rated to 3X MIL-STD-810 standards for drops up to 10ft/3m, with raised edges and a closed-bottom structure for extra corner protection.
- Anti-yellowing coating: Clear cases are notorious for turning cloudy after a few months of sun and sweat — this one's coated specifically to resist that.
- MagSafe compatible: Built-in magnets keep MagSafe chargers and wallets snapped on securely, useful for minimalist travel setups.
Design Milk described the (Re)Clear line as balancing "design-forward aesthetics with eco-friendly materials," noting it's built entirely from recycled plastics while keeping the phone's own design visible.
Best for: Travelers who want real drop protection without hiding their phone's color or finish. Skip it if: you use Moment lenses or drop-in lens mounts — Native Union's own product notes flag it as not compatible with those attachments. Runs about $40 — check the current price before buying.
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