Spigen Samsung Galaxy S8 cases leaked

Thomas Wellburn

February 21, 2017

Cases for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S8 continue to leak, with the latest batch coming from American smartphone accessory manufacturer Spigen.

The images were posted by twitter user Benjamin Geskin, @VenyaGeskin1, and depict a few different variants expected to be announced shortly after Mobile World Congress (MWC) when the handset debuts. In the leaks, we can see two ‘liquid crystal’ protective cases and a ‘screen protector crystal’. There’s no hidden release date or anything in the images to suggest a more concrete release date for the Samsung Galaxy S8.

Spigen is fast becoming a big name in the accessory world so it should come as no surprise that the company will jumping aboard the hype train.

Spigen Galaxy S8 Accessories#GalaxyS8 pic.twitter.com/S9LC1jjPak

‘ Benjamin Geskin (@VenyaGeskin1) February 20, 2017

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