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The Horned Japanese Female College Student: Pleasure Share HouseiPhone 13 has arrived, people. And as adorable as the new pink color is, no one should be walking around with a naked iPhone. That's just asking for disaster.

To save your shiny gadget, we found the coolest new iPhone 13 cases currently on the market.

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The Case With a Built-In Phone Grip

Otter + Pop Symmetry Series Case, $59.95

Goodbye, gross glue! Credit: OtterBox

If phone grips are your best friend, OtterBox's collab with PopSocket is your match made in heaven. OtterBox cases are notoriously sturdy, and the PopTop grip is attached to the case — no gross adhesive necessary. Plus, you can switch them out whenever you want a different look.

These handy cases are wireless-charger compatible, although you'll have to take off the PopTop. But they're not MagSafe compatible, so MagSafe accessories, like the Apple Wallet, won't work with the case on.

If the psychedelic color above isn't your vibe, it also comes in black, a light teal, white, and a pixelated pattern.

The iPhone 13 Case For Photographers

Moment Case for iPhone 13,$49.99

This olive color is simply swoon-worthy. Credit: Moment

All of the new iPhones come with Cinematic mode, but if you want to take your photo and video skills to the next level, Moment has something for you.

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The company's new cases for the iPhone 13 line are MagSafe and lens mount compatible, meaning you can attach photo accessories like Moment's fisheye or anamorphic lenses. And best of all, these cases come in some very fall-appropriate colors: olive, yellow, indigo blue, and black.

The Recyclable iPhone 13 Case

Casetify Impact Case,$55

A Casetify offering, pre-personalization. Credit: casetify

Casetify has an expanded ReCasetify line of eco-friendly cases for the iPhone 13. They're made of at least 65 percent recycled material.

If you have an old Casetify case, you can send it back to the company — it will be upcycled into a new case and you'll get a discount on a future purchase.

Like all of Casetify's offerings, each case is available with personal inscriptions, photos, or designs at no extra cost.

The Stylish iPhone 13 Case

Nomad Modern Leather Case,$59.95

Does that look Natural to you? Or just straight up pink? Credit: Nomad

Nothing screams sophisticated quite like a leather case. Nomad's latest cases come in black and brown, just like before. But this time, it added a new color. It's called Natural, but we think it looks suspiciously pink. Regardless of its name, it looks great paired with the new pink iPhone, and it offers MagSafe compatibility, 10-foot drop protection, and a promise to "weather, but not wear out."

The Clear iPhone 13 Case You'll Forget Is Even There

Totallee Super Thin iPhone 13 Case,$39

Case? What case? Credit: Totallee

This is the closest you can get to a naked iPhone while still using a case. Customers have reported they protect from "minor drops," but the company doesn't claim any comprehensive drop protection, so maybe don't go dropping them off buildings.

Totallee's cases come in "soft" and "frosted" clear, as well as black, navy blue, and green. They don't have built-in magnets for MagSafe, but since they're so thin, the cases shouldn't get in the way of MagSafe accessories.

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