Amazon.ca currently has the OtterBox Defender Series case for the iPhone 5 on sale for 87% off at $7.99. The kicker? Shipping is $7.99 but after taxes the final price comes to just under $18 for an OtterBox case delivered to your front door. The case has a MSRP of $59.80. The description says ‘By OtterBox’ but the seller is a third party ‘iiCar’.
Full details below:
- OtterBox Defender Series for Apple New iPhone, Black
- Compatible with iPhone 5 the case is a natural extension of the refined technical beauty of the device
- Robust, 3-layer protection, Easy installation, polycarbonate pieces lock together, silicone installs easily over polycarbonate and stays in place
- Screen protector fits flush and flat on the screen protects from scratches and is barely noticeable
- Included belt clip holster provides added protection when phone is face-in. Clips on a belt or pocket or in a bag for handy carrying
The last time we saw a deal on the OtterBox Defender Series case was back in June, but it was selling for $16.95 plus shipping, whereas today’s deal is $7.99 plus shipping.
Click here to jump on this deal before it ends at Amazon.ca.
Update: the deal is now dead.
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