Best kickstand cases for Samsung Galaxy S7 edge
Comprised of a polycarbonate inner shell and a wallet made out of synthetic leather, this Abacus 24-7 case features a pretty basic kickstand mode - it won't let you adjust the viewing angle, but at least it's there. The wallet comes with a few card slots and a hidden pocket for cash.
Designed in the US and manufactured in South Korea, the Obliq Naked Shield case offers a see-through rear shell complete with a magnetic metal kickstand (no multiple viewing angles, sorry). The case also includes a TPU bumper for protection against hard impacts, and, overall, it's pretty elegant.
This Shieldon Wallet Case - made out of genuine cowhide leather - can be easily transformed into an adjustable horizontal stand for your viewing pleasure. That aside, it's got inner pockets for cards and cash, and will keep your Galaxy S7 edge protected in a stylish manner.
The Spigen-made Tough Armor case for the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge looks cool, and meets military standards MIL-STD 810G 516.6, thus being guaranteed to survive drops from up to 4 feet (1.2 meters). The case features a small but tough polycarbonate stand - unfortunately, this doesn't provide multiple viewing angles. You can buy the Spigen Tough Armor case in a combination of colors that complement the Galaxy S7 edge: blue coral, champagne gold, gunmetal, and black.
The Vena vCommute is presented as a "smart case" for the Galaxy S7 edge. That's because its leather-like rear has two functions: it hides your cards, and also acts as a multi-angle magnetic-lock stand. You're also getting reliable protection against drops and bumps, thanks to a shock-absorbent TPU interior.
With its dual-layered rugged construction, the Zizo Bolt Cover is the bulkiest case on our list, but it's also one of the toughest, being MIL-STD 810G 516.6 certified. The case's kickstand is very sturdy, but it doesn't really allow you to change viewing angles. Well, at least you're getting a holster clip, belt clip, and a lanyard with this case.
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