Mophie Juice Pack Access case for iPhone XS: in pictures
Mophie is known for making battery cases that are often picked up by travelers for extending their phone's battery while adding just a bit of bulk. Mophie released a competitor to Apple's new Smart Battery case and it is better in a couple of ways, but worse than what Mophie offered recently.
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Mophie Juice Pack Access case for iPhone XS
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Access case for iPhone XS Max and XS with USB-C cable
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XS Max, XS, and broken XR Juice Pack Access cases
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Inner piece of upper part broke off in shipping
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Two piece case solution for the Access case
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Upper back of the Juice Pack Access case
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Lightning and USB-C ports, why?
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Indicator and case power button
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Left side volume buttons and ringer switch access
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Right side button
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