Aside from the collaboration with Nothing, we’d given up on featuring Casetify after their fiasco with dbrand and JerryRigEverything. Not going to lie—this boycott is partly fueled by the brand’s love for ridiculously limited-edition products that mostly serve scalpers. But we’re making an exception here because this collaboration taps into a universal favorite: Batman.
To mark Batman’s 85th anniversary, Casetify has teamed up with DC Comics/Warner Bros. for a series of Batman-themed gadget accessories. Most of the collection, as expected, are cosmetic tweaks to existing products. But in true Casetify style, a couple of items stand out as true collectibles.
First up: the Batman Bat-Signal Collectible Earbuds Case for AirPods Pro 2. This case doesn’t just feature the Bat-signal; it has a functional light, a display stand, and even a fixed-pose Batman perched on top. Ridiculously impractical to carry around, but hey, it does come with a regular smoked case featuring the classic 1989 Batman logo—so you can still take your AirPods on the go without needing a separate suitcase.
Next, there’s the Limited Edition 1-of-50 Batmobile 1989 Phone Case (Online Exclusive), which, as you may have guessed, is already sold out. But it deserves a mention because it’s more than just a Batmobile print. It’s a detailed 3D model of the 1989 Batmobile, cleverly integrated into a regular phone case. Keep going for more product images.
Wondering about how to access the rear camera? Well, Casetify has you covered: flipping up the entire front of the Batmobile reveals your phone’s camera module—much like the Batmobile Tumbler case we saw 11 years ago. When stealth mode calls, you can ditch the Batmobile bulk and use the included Impact Case instead. Nice touch, Casetify.
Prices for the Batman x Casetify accessories start at US$38. Meanwhile, the overly elaborate Bat-Signal earbuds case clocks in at US$228, and the sold-out Batmobile 1989 Phone Case commanded a jaw-dropping US$2,002. Yes, that’s two grand for a phone case (technically, two cases), but that didn’t stop the Bruce Wayne-rich from snapping it up.
Images: Casetify.
