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Thinborne vs. Otterbox React: Thinnest Galaxy S25 Edge Cases In-depth feature & pricing comparison

A lot of people are looking for the thinnest Galaxy S25 Edge case—because a thin phone deserves a thin case.


We noticed Tom’s Guide listed the OtterBox S25 Edge Case (React Series) as the thinnest option ( link ).


But we believe our Galaxy S25 Edge case is the best—and actually the thinnest one with MagSafe. So we decided to dig into the cases and do a comparison for folks truly looking for the thinnest case out there.


The key difference between Thinborne and the Mous Super Thin Pixel 9 Pro XL case comes down to materials and build quality. You’ll get a totally different experience with each, which we’ll break down later.


Read on to see how they stack up—so you can confidently choose the best fit for your phone.

Thinborne vs. Otterbox React: Thinnest Galaxy S25 Edge Cases: Key features and Price Comparison

When comparing the Thinborne vs. OtterBox React for the thinnest possible S25 Edge case, both offer minimalist-style designs—but they’re built very differently.


Here’s a side-by-side look at the features of Thinborne and OtterBox React!

Thinborne Galaxy S25 Edge Case Features


  • Made of 600D aramid fiber — 5x stronger and lighter than steel, commonly used in aerospace

  • Built-in MagSafe

  • Thinnest: 1.016 mm

  • Weight: 19.5 g

  • Warranty: 180 days

  • What’s in the box: 1 case + 1 tempered glass screen protector

  • Price: $69.98

Otterbox React Galaxy S25 Case Features


  • Made Polycarbonate Layer and Synthetic rubber

  • Weight 1.28 OZ | 38.44 g
  • Thickness: 1.68 mm
  • Warranty: Limited Lifetime warranty

  • What’s in the box: 1 case

  • Price: $29.99



1. Thinborne VS Otterbox React S25 Edge case - The Materials

When comparing the 2 Galaxy S25 Edge cases, the biggest difference starts with the materials.


The Otterbox React is made of polycarbonate and Synthetic rubber, a lightweight and durable plastic commonly used in consumer electronics. It’s designed for a clean finish and everyday protection.


In contrast, the Thinborne case is crafted from 600D aramid fiber—a premium material known for being five times stronger and lighter than steel, widely used in aerospace and military gear. It offers a naturally textured, ultra-thin profile built for serious performance.


In general, Polycarbonate is a type of plastic that’s light and strong. It feels smooth and can be made in different colors and shapes. But to make it feel nice to touch, it usually needs a special coating on the outside—and that coating can wear off over time.


600D aramid fiber is a super tough material. It’s really thin, super strong (even stronger than steel), and very light. It doesn’t need any extra coating to be strong or feel good. It has a cool woven texture and is used in things like airplanes and race cars.


So while polycarbonate is more common and easy to make, aramid fiber is stronger, lighter, and built to last.

2. Thinborne VS Otterbox React - Thinnest and Weight

The Thinborne case is just 1.016 mm thin and weighs only 22 grams. That’s super light—almost like it’s not even there.


The Otterbox React Thin case is a little thicker at 1.68 mm and weighs 38.44 grams


If you want the lightest and thinnest case possible, do you own math.

3. Thinborne VS Otterbox React: Thinnest S25 Edge Case - Price & What You Get in the Box:

When it comes to what you get and how long you’re covered, here’s how the Thinborne and Mous Super Thin Pixel 9 Pro XL cases compare:

Thinborne

  • Price: $69.98

  • Warranty: 180 days

  • Box Contents: 1 case + 1 tempered glass screen protector




Otterbox React Thin S25 Edge Case



  • Price: $29.99

  • Warranty: Lifetime warranty

  • Box Contents: 1 case


Both brands offer protection coverage and straightforward packaging. The details above speak for themselves—take a look and decide which setup works best for you.


We love to see the cherry on top of the sundae: there’s a free tempered glass screen protector included with the Thinborne case.

What Youtuber Said About Us

Thinborne 'Super Thin' Aramid Fiber Magnetic Case for Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge

What our customers Said about us?

What Media Say About Thinborne?

  1. We are honored to be chosen to be best case brand of 2023 on Android Central https://www.androidcentral.com/phones/android-central-best-of-2023#section-best-phone-case-brand-thinborne
  2. Android Central rated our S24 Ultra Case as the Top 1 Staff Pick for the Best Galaxy S24 Ultra Case of 2024 https://www.androidcentral.com/accessories/best-galaxy-s24-ultra-cases
  3. Android Central rated our S24 Plus Case as the Top 2 for the Best Galaxy S24 Plus Case of 2024 https://www.androidcentral.com/accessories/best-galaxy-s24-plus-cases
  4. You can also check on 9to5google, see how much Editor Andrew loves us https://9to5google.com/2023/11/01/thinbornes-pixel-8-8-pro-aramid-fiber-case/
  5. Tom's Guide also recommend our S23 Ultra MagSafe case 2/10 on the best cases. ( Hey, our s24 ultra going be so much better than s23 ultra) https://www.tomsguide.com/best-picks/best-samsung-galaxy-s23-ultra-cases 

Wrap up:

Both Thinborne and Otterbox React Thin Galaxy S25 Edge cases offer slim, cases for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. Thinborne stands out with aerospace-grade aramid fiber and includes a tempered glass screen protector. Otterbox brings a softer finish with a longer warranty at a lower price.


Now that you’ve seen the facts—you decide what matters most.

If you’re someone who hates phone cases but still wants some protection, our Galaxy S25 Edge aramid fiber case is your best bet.

Super thin, ultra lightweight, and gives you that naked feel.

Plus, it’s MagSafe-compatible and adds extra grip.


Worried about protection? Don’t be—we include a free tempered glass screen protector. You’re all set for daily life.

Karl Liang

A son, a husband, and a father.

I am A tech geek from Frisco, Texas, running Thinborne, a company offering super-thin phone case made of 600d aramid fiber. 

I share my passion and knowledge for all things tech with anyone who wants to listen!

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