How can I identify the exact model of my old iPhone case?

To identify the exact model of your old iPhone case, check for any model number printed inside the case, which can be searched online. Examine the camera cutout shape, number of lenses, and button placement, as these vary between iPhone models. Also, check the bottom cutout to determine if it’s for a Lightning or USB-C port. Measuring the case and comparing it to official iPhone dimensions helps narrow it down. Features like the presence of a MagSafe ring indicate newer models. If it’s branded, you can visit the brand’s website to visually match the case to a specific iPhone model.

As this case shows a white circular ring and a white vertical pill shape—that’s exactly the MagSafe magnet ring and the internal alignment magnet for accessories like wallet attachments. This pattern is standard on MagSafe-compatible cases, meaning the case is designed to work with MagSafe chargers, wallets, and grips.

AFAIK, Since the ring is clearly visible and there's no large camera-specific cutout, it's almost certainly compatible with a flat-glass launch like the iPhone 13 non-Pro, 14 non-Pro, or 15/15 Plus. The presence of the pill shape suggests alignment marks typical in these clear MagSafe cases. A case for iPhone Pro models would have a larger camera cutout to accommodate triple-lens systems.