While shirts and sneakers are fun ways to show your pride, if you want to show yours off this Pride month — and all year long — put your pride somewhere that's always within reach, eye-catching, and modern: your smartphone! The Galaxy S10 and its horizontal camera module give you a sizeable expanse on the back for bold colors and strong statements, and these cases take full advantage to create a unique and fabulously awesome look for you to rock while out and about.
Nerdy Pride merch is a niche that Redbubble is filled with, but this rainbow of lightsabers is a case that I want to rock all summer and clear into the fall as I explore Galaxy's Edge and bring pride to a galaxy far, far away.
If you prefer your nerdy pride cases brighter, this case paints the Millennium Falcon's trail rainbow as it races through a bright galaxy of adventure and amazement. Go beyond lightspeed with this Hyper-Pride case.
This extra-nerdy series from ABD-illustrates mixes LGBT orientations — Ace, Bi, Gay, Lesbian, Pan, and Trans — with RPG alignments of Chaotic, Neutral, and Lawful. These make me want a matching d20 set and to roll a new character sheet!
This series offers variants of Captain America's shield in 31 different color schemes for various LGBT flags covering a spectrum of sexualities, romantic inclinations, and gender identities, including split-cases for classifications like Aro/Ace and Pan/Ace.
Featuring your choice of three environments — the forests, the mountains, or the city — with eight orientations — Ace, Agender, Bi, Bigender, Gay, Lesbian, Pan, and Transgender — this collection is as a subtle as it is beautiful.
This whimsically weaponized set from fox flight knows that it's dangerous to go alone, take this! Most sexualities get one weapon, but Pansexuals get two: a Rapunzel-esque Cast Iron Pan and a more menacing Poleaxe Pan.
Skinit offers a few cases that are perfect for Pride month like this Love is Equal design here. You can get this case in four styles from Waterproof to Pro to my personal favorite for this design is the thin case.
This fun case hides subtle beauty under the traditional rainbow — like the vines and flowers subtly woven throughout the background — while the message shouts in black in white: LOVE IS LOVE!
This case may be made for New Year's, but with technicolor explosions of light and sparkle, this case it 100% fit for Pride Month, and for the Fourth of July right after! This heavy-duty clear case will keep your S10 safe.
This rainbow case is a little bit hipster, a little bit geometric, and a little bit awesome, with rainbow tears dripping from the glasses against a shimmery backdrop. The impact-resistant case still keeps things slim.
This case reminds the world that no matter what affiliation or orientation we may fall under, we're all human. The flags here are Asexual, Bisexual, Pride, Transgender, and Pansexual, and this design is available in a snap-on or hybrid case.
This is a great case for allies that want to show support for their diverse LGBTQA community and all the different groups within it. There are 18 hearts here, each with a different pride flag to help you go beyond the traditional rainbow.
Pride is different for all
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There is so much out there beyond the normal rainbow cases these days — not that there's anything wrong with a good rainbow — and I'm especially happy to see so many collections that offer merchandise for the less mainstream sexualities in the spectrum such as Asexuality. Representation is important, after all, and I'll be picking up a Lawful Ace (opens in new tab) to display my personal geekiness full blast this summer, along with the Lightsaber Rainbow (opens in new tab) to rock while lurking around Galaxy's Edge this fall.
For those looking to show support as an ally, Skinit's Love is Equal clear case and the HUMAN, LGBT+ case on Redbubble (opens in new tab) are both high-quality options for you to consider. And if you have any other pride cases you feel are worthy of this roundup, send them to me on Twitter!
