The annual day of celebration for Star Wars fans, May 4th, may be over, but the promotions aren’t. Popular accessories manufacturer, Casetify, has unveiled limited edition Star Wars cases/covers for the Pixel 6 series and some Samsung devices. Casetify is also a recent inclusion to the list of Made for Google partners.
Casetify said these cases would be available only for a short time. So customers are encouraged to get theirs before stocks run out. They are available in a few different designs, including artwork inspired by the original Star Wars trilogy, A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi. The manufacturer also offers a case that depicts the franchise’s iconic sunset scene in the fictional Tatooine desert (via 9to5Google).
There are a total of four options for Pixel 6 and 6 Pro users, with pricing fixed at $50 for each case. Meanwhile, cases with the same patterns are available for the Galaxy S22, S22+, S22 Ultra, the Galaxy Z Flip 3, and the trio of Galaxy S21 smartphones. However, unlike the Pixel 6 cases, these cases could cost anywhere between $50 to $65, based on your Galaxy device.
The case maker offers a Millenium Falcon case, but only for the Galaxy S22 Ultra
Casetify offers the three Star Wars film cases in clear and matte black variants. Meanwhile, the case maker also offers a case depicting the Millenium Falcon. However, it’s only available for the Galaxy S22 Ultra and some iPhones. You can check out Casetify’s limited edition Star Wars cases for the Pixel 6 series and select Samsung flagships from their dedicated page.
Each year, several companies participate in Star Wars Day to engage with their loyal fanbase and (usually) to sell more products. This year was no different.
Earlier this week, Google revamped the home screen for Google TV customers to mark the annual event. Customers of the Chromecast with Google TV and some TCL TVs witnessed a new row of Star Wars content accompanied by the caption – May the 4th Be With You. Fans can easily navigate to their favorite Star Wars film or TV series by scrolling through the curated list. Naturally, users will also need a Disney+ subscription to stream Star Wars content on their televisions.
2022-05-05 15:05:55