Dbrand had a very busy June. After dealing with the aftermath of the Switch 2 Killswitch case issues that were plaguing ...

The Spigen Rugged Armor Nintendo Switch 2 case has become my hero when it comes to Switch accessories over the last few weeks ...

A short time ago, Dbrand came under fire for design issues with its Killswitch Case for Switch 2 – in short, some users were ...

Nintendo Switch 2 accessory company Dbrand has issued an apology amid its botched Killswitch Joy-Con 2 grip controversy, promising replacements. Last week, Dbrand released a lengthy Reddit post, ...

dbrand has just released a Killswitch case for Nintendo's new Switch 2 console, the long-awaited successor to the Nintendo Switch. The Killswitch is meant to be a sort of "case to end all cases ...

This week, an official X-Files Lego set was revealed, the Xbox 360 got an update almost 20 years after its release, and players thrashed the latest Elden Ring Nightreign boss with the help of an ...

YouTuber JerryRigEverything and case manufacturer dbrand has called out Casetify for what appears to be a blatant iPhone cases design ripoff, and a multi-million dollar lawsuit has been filed.

Dbrand’s latest gadget skins capitalize on our curiosity to peek inside our electronics. Its new Circuit Board collection, created in collaboration with LinusTechTips, features a complex pattern ...

Dbrand announced a limited drop of two mechanical keyboard keycaps to coincide with its 12th anniversary. One is a pyramid that replaces the Escape key, while the other has a sassy message and ...

dbrand’s Apple Vision Pro Face Cover costs $49, while the bundle with the battery holster is $69. The company will start selling them on February 7. Don’t Miss: ...

Dbrand has been running its “Teardown” line of cases and skins for a few years now in collaboration with YouTuber JerryRigEverything, but one of the company’s competitors, Casetify, has been ...

Fortunately, dbrand sells the skins individually for the front and back of Apple Card. That allows you to just pick up a front or a back by itself if you worry about usability issues.