Catalyst Waterproof and Total Protection Cases for AirPods Pro (1st generation) compatible with the new AirPods Pro (2nd generation) model Active Defense & Total Protection cases for Apple Watch Series 7 compatible with the new series 8 models; Cases for Apple Watch SE also compatible with latest SE design
HONG KONG , Oct. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Catalyst, the award-winning manufacturer of the world's most protective and stylish cases for smartphones and electronic devices, introduces the Total Protection Case for the iPhone 14, 14 Pro, 14 Plus and 14 Pro Max at the Pepcom Holiday Spectacular in New York City . The 100% waterproof cases are now available on pre-order that will ship in time for the Holidays.
The cases will also feature Catalyst's commitment to sustainability, as they move to sustainable packaging, which is made of 100% responsibly sourced paper products, that can be 100% recycled.
In addition to the new generation of iPhone Total Protection cases, Catalyst confirms the Waterproof and Total Protection cases for the AirPods Pro (1st generation) are compatible with the new AirPods Pro (2nd generation) models. Catalyst also announces the Active Defense & Total Protection cases for the Apple Watch Series 7 are compatible with the new Apple Watch Series 8 models and cases for the Apple Watch SE/6/5/4 are compatible with the latest Apple Watch SE design.
"Catalyst has the ideal holiday gifts to protect and accessorize the latest Apple devices for friends and loved ones," Catalyst CEO June Lai said. "The new series of iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods Pro devices require more of an investment than ever before, and that investment deserves the best protection available. Our solutions offer much needed waterproof and drop proof protection to extend the life of these water-resistant devices that are designed to operate under pristine conditions. From a practical perspective, it is difficult to avoid dropping devices or subjecting them to other impacts or exposing devices to soap or soapy water when showering or bathing, or avoiding exposing devices to food, wine or coffee, or other substances that could negatively affect water seals and acoustic membranes in the devices."
Catalyst Total Protection Case for iPhone 14, 14 Pro, 14 Plus and 14 Pro Max $89.99 /€119.99/£99.99/ CAD $129.99 | Pre-Order Now Colors: Stealth Black The Catalyst Total Protection Case for the iPhone 14 Series seals out water, dust, dirt and is cleanable with many EPA approved disinfectants. Designed to be 5X more waterproof than the leading competitor (IP68 – 10m /33ft), and to survive drops of up to 65% higher than the leading competitor (MIL-STD-810G - 2m /6.6ft), the case perfectly fits the device so that everything is fully functional. Face ID works and the built-in screen protector lies flat and does not bubble up, ensuring the touch screen is highly responsive. No sound is lost, the case works with 5G networks, and is optimized for noise cancellation using patented technology so that the microphone works clearly without interference from background noise, making it great for video/audio calls or playing music. The clear camera lens ensures high quality photographs can be taken, and users won't drop the case accidentally because it comes with a complimentary lanyard that works with the Catalyst anti-drop attachment system. As always, the durable clear case showcases the iPhone, stays fingerprint-free, features highly responsive tactile buttons, a flexible charge port plug and its signature patented rotating mute switch. Other great gifts for the holidays are the Catalyst Cases for the AirPods Pro (2nd Generation), including the Total Protection, original Waterproof and Premium Edition cases.
Total Protection Case for AirPods Pro (2nd Generation) $49.99 /€54.99/£49.99/CAD 69.99 | Available Now Colors: Stealth Black, Army Green The Total Protection Case for AirPods Pro (2nd Generation) is our #1 Rated Case Design that is affectionately referred to as the "tank" by loyal followers. It's the ultimate protection for your AirPods Pro as it is 66X more waterproof (IP68 – 100m /330ft) and survives drops 2.5X higher than the leading competitor (MIL-STD-810G - 3m /10ft). The durable one-piece design is made with premium materials, and the sturdy secure latch keeps the case perfectly sealed to prevent dust and water from getting inside and stays closed on drops and impacts, so your AirPods won't fall out.
Made with an outer shell of tough polycarbonate, this case can be easily washed with soap and water and disinfected using many EPA approved disinfectants, keeping it free of harmful bacteria and germs. This means your MagSafe Charging Case for AirPods Pro (2nd generation) will be able to withstand soaps, shampoos, conditioners, drops, impacts and even the swimming pool that could affect the water-resistant seals and acoustic membranes of the device.
On the inside, the impact absorbing silicone interior keeps the charging case securely in place, protecting it from bumps and scratches. The precise fit ensures the case top is securely attached with no play in the hinge and a waterproof plug seal out water and debris from the charge port. Owing to the high-level of workmanship, the battery indicator of the charging case can be seen through the 'porthole' of the outer shell and can be charged wirelessly. This case comes with a detachable premium carabiner that can easily hook on to a belt, bag, or purse.
The precision finding feature is unaffected of Find Nearby to locate MagSafe Charging Case for AirPods Pro (2nd generation) is unaffected in the Find My app with iOS 16. Also, the high frequency sound transmitted by the speaker of the AirPods device case is clearly audible through the total protection case, so the pings you send through the Play Sound function can be clearly heard the closer you get.
Waterproof Cases for AirPods Pro (2nd Generation) Waterproof Case for AirPods Pro - $29.99 / €34.99/ £29.99/ CAD $39.99 | Available Now Waterproof Case for AirPods Pro – Premium Edition - $34.99 / €39.99/ £34.99/ CAD $49.99 | Available Now Colors: Stealth Black, Flame Red, Midnight Blue, Army Green
The Waterproof and Premium Edition cases for the AirPods Pro are designed to survive drops of up to 1.2m /4ft (MIL-STD-810G) and features a unique one-piece foldable design that wraps the Charging Case when folded up, so that even after a drop, the lid will stay closed with the AirPods Pro safe in their housing.
The MagSafe Charging Case for AirPods Pro (2nd generation) and Wireless Charging Case for AirPods Pro (1st generation) are not waterproof or sweatproof; they weren't designed for use in water sports like swimming, or for showering, heavy sweating, or water splashes. Drops or other impacts can also affect the Charging Case's water resistance and inbuilt acoustic membranes. This is where the Catalyst Waterproof case shines. The patented waterproof sealing ribs of the Catalyst Waterproof Case has an IP67 waterproof rating up to 1m /3.3ft and prevents water, dust, and dirt from entering the Charging Case, keeping your AirPods safe and clean, reducing exposure to dirt and bacteria that could otherwise cause ear infections. The waterproof plug at the base of the case also seals out water from the charging port, making it IP67 or 1m /3.3 ft waterproof. Secure it with the included premium carabiner and you are ready to go!
The premium soft silicone material holds the charge case securely with its non-slip grip, even when open, upside down or when dropped and also prevents it from popping open. The material won't stress crack, is inert and can be easily cleaned and disinfected and outperforms many other materials during wireless charging, charging up to 40 minutes faster than other cases. Precision finding to locate the MagSafe Charging Case for AirPods Pro (2nd generation) is unaffected in the Find My app with iOS 16 and the pings you send through the Play Sound function are clearly audible the closer you get.
Also, great gifts for this holiday season are the Total Protection and Active Defense Cases for the Apple Watch Series 8 and SE 2022.
Total Protection Case for Apple Watch Series 8 45mm Apple Watch Series 8 - $74.99 / €82.99/ £73.99/ CAD $99.99 | Available Now 40 & 44mm Apple Watch Series SE 2022 - $69.99 / €76.99/ £68.99/ CAD $89.99 | Available Now Colors: Stealth Black (40, 44 & 45mm), Black/Gray (44mm) Active Defense Cases for Apple Watch Series 8 and SE 2022 41 & 45mm Apple Watch Series 8 - $49.99 / €54.99/ £49.99/ CAD $69.99 | Available Now 40 & 44mm Apple Watch Series 8 - $49.99 / €54.99/ £49.99/ CAD $69.99 | Available Now Colors: Stealth Black (40, 41, 44 & 45mm), Flame Red (44mm), Midnight Blue (44mm)
After extensive testing, Catalyst has determined that the existing cases designed for the Apple Watch Series 7 and SE are fully compatible in both form and function with the Apple Watch Series 8 and SE 2022. Both feature Catalyst's unique case design that wraps around the device to secure it and comes with an incredibly comfortable flexible soft hypoallergenic and breathable silicone sport band, which will stay fully secure on impact. Both cases can now be paired with Catalyst's Screen Protector for Apple Watch for extra protection against scratches to the screen.
The Active Defense cases are designed to survive drops 2.5X higher than military standard (MIL-STD-810G – 3m /10ft) and features a raised bezel around the screen to protect the watch from getting beat up, withstanding bumps, dings, scratches. The Total Protection cases are 2X more waterproof (IP68 -100m / 330ft) than the water-resistance rating of the Apple Watch and the cases are washable with soap and water and disinfectable with many EPA approved disinfectants. You can even shower with your Apple Watch as the Total Protection Case can withstand soaps, shampoos, conditioners, bumps, and impacts that could affect the water-resistant seals and acoustic membranes of the device. There is a raised bezel around the screen, a covered rotating digital crown and buttons to protect the device. The case is made with rugged, shock resistant and scratch proof material designed to survive drops of up to MIL-STD-810G - 2m /6.6ft.
For more information on these and the full line of Catalyst products, visit http://www.catalystcase.com
About Catalyst Catalyst is a design and innovation company that has built a global brand creating and manufacturing protection for electronic devices. Through precision engineering, Catalyst products are designed to help people, businesses and organizations protect themselves and their personal devices and company assets. For over 12 years, their range of award-winning, patented protective cases have allowed users to experience life on their own terms while always keeping their valuable devices safe and secure. Catalyst is available in more than 70 countries including the USA , Canada , UK, Germany , China , Japan , Korea, Australia and the GCC.
Chris Herbert , Catalyst, 6144488703, chris@catalystcase.com
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