Dbrand summer sale: save up to 50% site-wide on cases, skins, and more

Our favorite copyright–skirting hardware case-and-skin maker Dbrand is having a sitewide summer sale through the end of the week, with double-digit discounts across all its product categories. Deals include 15% off its Killswitch cases for Steam Deck and ROG Ally, up to 40% off Darkplates (i.e. console covers) for PlayStation 5, 30% off leather skins (to cover consoles, controllers, phones, laptops, etc.), and much more.

It’s as good a time as any to check out Dbrand if you’re looking for a case or skin — by which we actually mean, now is probably the best time to check it out, as the summer sale is expected to end Friday, July 5. Here are a few suggestions for how to best take advantage of this deal.

Clone of the Kingdom for Nintendo Switch

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Dbrand’s library of Nintendo Switch and Switch OLED skins are on sale, with prices ranging from $12.70 (normally $14.95) for solid-color Joy-Con wraps all the way up to $42.45 (normally $49.95) for Clone of the Kingdom, a legally-speaking-not-Zelda set that covers not just Joy-Cons, but also the Switch dock.

Darkplates and Lightstrips for PlayStation 5

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Dbrand is offering up to 40% off its PlayStation 5 customizers, with darkplate console covers costing $47 (normally $69), middle skin designs for $12.70 (normally $24.95), and custom lightstrips starting at $8.45 (normally $11.95). Taken together, you can buy a full set starting at around $68.

Leather Skins for Steam Deck (and everything else)

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Dbrand is offering 30% off its 100% authentic, full-grained, vegetable-tanned leather. You can leather-ize a Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons and Pro Controller, a PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and myriad laptops / phones / accessories from other major tech companies.

X-Ray Skins for Xbox (and everything else, too)

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If leather isn’t your thing, you can instead choose to display your hardware’s inside on the outside. Dbrand has a collection of X-Ray skins for all sorts of consoles, controllers, phones, laptops, and more. If we had to pick one to suggest, however, we’re slightly partial to the X-Ray Xbox Series X for $38.20 (was $89.99) — it’s just really fun to say.