CoverON Holster Case ($7+)
For the Axon 7 owner who’s always on the move, or simply prone to dropping their phone a lot, there’s CoverON’s Holster case. As the name suggests, it comes with a holster attachment, allowing you to clip the case onto your belt and set your phone at one of 13 different angles for easy access. The case, which is made of rubber and a hard outer shell, also features a kickstand on the back, so the phone can rest horizontally when it’s not attached to the holster. You can also remove the kickstand from the back if you ever want to get rid of the additional protrusion on the rear.
($10)
Vinve’s Relievo case is made using TPU and silicone and manages to protect your phone while giving it a whole new look; one that’s also certain to draw attention. The case’s flexibility makes it easy to put on and take off, but since it has cutouts for your phone’s side buttons, camera, and ports, there may not be a reason to ever remove it. Those wishing to avoid adding more bulk to their phone need not worry, either, as the case is pretty slim and fits the Axon 7 perfectly. It will increase the phone’s overall dimensions, to be sure, but not by very much.
($11)
J&D’s case is especially convenient if you want to get rid of your wallet. This synthetic leather case, as you may expect, will cover the entire Axon 7 when closed. The magnetic strap also ensures that it stays closed. The inside of the case features three card slots, as well as a holder for your money. Like the aforementioned Vinve case, J&D’s wallet case also features precise cutouts, meaning you’ll never need to take your phone out of it. And if you ever get the urge to watch video, you can fold the cover back to position the Axon 7 horizontally.
($7)
If you’re all about adding more grip to your phone, Oeago’s case for the Axon 7 will get the job done. The additional grip is provided via a textured back, which sits on top of a layer of soft silicone. Aside from that, other benefits include some welcome shock absorption, a fitted design, and buttons covers that don’t interfere with your phone’s functionality. It also feels really nice to hold, thanks to the material and coating used to make it.
Official ZTE Axon 7 Clear View Folio Case ($30)
The case that officially comes from ZTE, the manufacturer behind the Axon 7, also has the most unique feature on this list. The flip-like design is similar to that of the wallet case above, but instead of slots for credit cards and IDs, it has a window on the front cover that lets you see notifications and messages without having to open the case. Another useful feature is the built-in sensor, which will trigger or turn off the display. Those who want something similar can also look into the Axon Flip Cover which, while not specifically made for the Axon 7, should still accommodate it just fine.
($7)
SupThin’s offering is a very simple bumper that adds color to the outer sides of the case and phone, including black, mint, and rose pink. To prepare itself for any drops it may face, the four corners are air cushioned to handle falls better, while the clear back can deal with any minor/insignificant scratches. It’s thin, lightweight, and has all the cutouts you need to get to your ports, buttons and other functions.
($13+)
If the resulting shock from a fall is what concerns you the most when it comes to potential phone damage, Spigen’s Rugged Armor will ease your worries. Their case’s main benefit is shock absorption, and it does so using flexible TPU, an interior spiderweb pattern, and cushioned corners around the phone. Its military-grade certification means it is also capable of dealing with a bit of dust and water, and its glossy finish with carbon fiber textures ensures your phone is nice and comfortable to hold. If you’re not constantly in dangerous environments, or regularly fumbling your phone, Spigen’s case is a sure way to go.
($8)
IVSO’s case is good for people that don’t drop their devices very often, but want decent protection from other elements, such as dust, fingerprint smudges, and scratches. This soft TPU case manages to defend against those, to the point that it’s even easy to clean, but that isn’t to say it doesn’t provide minor benefits when it comes to impacts with hard surfaces. Don’t expect much additional grip, but instead a grip that’s more comfortable than before you had a case, which is never a bad thing to have.
($8)
For a slim, snug fitting case that all about protecting the body of your ZTE Axon 7, look no further than this dual layer case from MicroP. It comes it two pieces that come together to form the case: a hard polycarbonate outer layer and an inner TPU layer. Combined, the two will protect your phone from sudden shocks and heavy impacts, as well as keep it propped up using the kickstand found on the back. The camera, various ports, buttons, and fingerprint scanner are all accessible, and while the buttons are exposed, the case extends outward just enough to keep them from being broken or dented during a fall.
Olixar FlexiShield Case ($7)
Another slim case to consider outfitting your phone with, Olixar’s FlexiShield is, as its name implies, pretty flexible. While it is thin and specifically made to fit the profile of the Axon 7, it won’t be a hassle to apply and remove, in the event you want to clean any unsightly debris. Being tailor made for this phone also means the cutouts for all of its outer features and functions will be precise, leaving little to no room for gaps or third-party accessories that have slightly wider cables or plugs. This includes the raised bezels that keep the Axon 7’s display far enough away from any flat surface when face down. FlexiShield cases are made for long term use, so provided nothing to drastic happen to it or your phone, you should be able to keep it on for a while.
