In this video I’m carrying on with the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra case testing, and this time it’s all about Ringke (or “Rinky” as I keep saying). These are some of the cheapest cases you can buy, so the big question is: are they actually any good, or are they just cheap for the sake of it? I run through four options here — the Onyx Magnetic, Onyx C, the rugged Alles/Allas case with a rotating kickstand, and the clear UX Magnetic with a kickstand — and I show you the packaging, fit, button feel, cutouts, lips, camera protection and MagSafe performance. I weigh each case (the rugged one is 60g, clear is 48g, Onyx C is 49g, and the Onyx is 41g), and I’m checking the stuff that matters day-to-day: grip, texture, recessed cameras, and whether you can comfortably use the S Pen and charging port. MagSafe works across the board with my Samsung power bank, and honestly for the money it’s hard to argue — especially with the Onyx Magnetic, which I called “an absolute win.” My personal pick? I’m probably going clear, mainly because that bottom kickstand is just super handy, and the MagSafe snap on the UX is unreal (even if I’m still not a massive fan of P cutouts).