A new approach to smartphone protection

Your phone.Without a case.

Slimline by design.Full charge-port protection.

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Illustrative SKL-TN case concepts for Apple, Google and Samsung phones

One million phone users.

One problem.
One million answers.

Help shape the research behind SKL-TN. Answer four quick questions and submit them here. Joining the email launch list afterwards is optional.

01Have you ever had to dig dust, fluff or debris out of your phone’s charging port?
02What phone do you use?
03How often has it been a problem?
04Has it ever stopped your phone charging properly?

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Less case. More protection.

Slimline by designProtect the portKeep it longer

Protection shouldn’t mean bulk.

Charge-port protection has traditionally meant compromise. A loose plug you’ll lose. A flap that snaps off.

More protection.
More bulk.
More inconvenience.

We believe there is another way.

Protect what
others overlook.

SKL-TN is developing a new generation of slimline phone protection with integrated charge-port protection built into the case itself — not clipped on as a separate part.

Designed around the phone.

Not around the case. A slimline approach that puts your phone’s design first.

Protection, down to the port.

Integrated charge-port protection, built into a new generation of phone protection.

More life in your phone.

Protect the phone. Protect the port. Help extend its useful life.

Currently in development. Join the list for updates as SKL-TN takes shape.

Slimline protection,
designed for the phone.

Early concept directions across Apple, Google and Samsung devices. Final products and specifications remain in development.

Illustrative SKL-TN Apple phone case concept
AppleCase concept
Illustrative SKL-TN Google phone case concept
GoogleCase concept
Illustrative SKL-TN Samsung phone case concept
SamsungCase concept

Built from the problem.
Refined with purpose.

Not a concept sketched in a weekend. SKL-TN is patent-pending architecture, four years in development, built by someone who lived with the problem before he solved it.

Detail of a smartphone charging portA small detail. A bigger purpose.

Keep it
longer.

The answer isn’t always another phone.

Sometimes it’s protecting the one you already have — better.

Protect the phone. Protect the port.
Extend its useful life.