In this video I’m going hands-on with a bunch of Spigen cases for the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, and the big theme here is value. Spigen doesn’t break the bank (most are around $20), but you still get solid protection, cool designs, and in a lot of these you’re getting MagFit/MagSafe for that wireless lifestyle. I run through clear Ultra Hybrid options (with and without kickstand, with and without MagSafe), a frosted Ultra Hybrid that hides fingerprints better, and then some of the more “middle of the road” picks like Liquid Air and Nano Pop. Along the way I’m checking the stuff people actually care about: front lip protection, camera protection, button feel (I love when the power button has ridges), grip, snugness, and whether you still get super fast wireless charging through the case. I also address the S Pen “elephant in the room”: the S Pen works fine with these cases until you slap a MagSafe accessory on the back—then you can get dead spots depending on what’s attached. If you want my quick favorites, Nano Pop is a winner for grip and style, and Tough Armor has the strongest MagSafe magnet I tested here—plus that kickstand when you need it.