Campad Electronics Launches Full Accessory Range For The New iPhone 18 Pro Max

Sep 10, 2026

Campad Electronics, a leading Australian retailer of mobile phone accessories, today announced the launch of its new case and accessory collection for the iPhone 18 Pro Max, alongside the release of their range of iPhone 18 Pro cases.

Capalaba, Australia, September 10, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Brisbane, Qld, Australia - 10th September 2026. Campad Electronics, a leading Australian retailer of mobile phone accessories, today announced the launch of its new case and accessory collection for the iPhone 18 Pro Max, alongside the release of their range of iPhone 18 Pro cases. The collection includes affordable slide cases with card slots, premium rugged MagSafe-compatible cases, tempered glass screen protectors and a wide variety of USB-C and MagSafe charging accessories.

The launch gives early adopters of Apple's latest flagship device immediate access to high-quality protection and charging solutions, available with fast, Australia-wide delivery.

At the entry level, Campad Electronics' iPhone 18 Pro Max Cases With Card Slot start at $24.99 and feature built-in card slots, allowing customers to carry essential cards without needing a separate wallet. For those seeking heavier-duty protection, the premium rugged cases are priced at $59.99 and offer MagSafe compatibility, ensuring seamless use with magnetic chargers and accessories.

All cases in the new range are constructed from top-quality materials engineered to guard against scratches, bumps and everyday wear. Customers can choose from a wide variety of colours and styles to suit their personal taste, whether they prefer a slim, minimal design or maximum drop protection.

Alongside the case collection, Campad Electronics is also releasing tempered glass screen protectors designed to safeguard the iPhone 18 Pro Max's display from cracks and scratches. The launch further includes an expanded lineup of charging accessories, covering USB-C cables and adapters, as well as MagSafe-compatible chargers, giving customers multiple ways to power their devices at home, in the office or on the go.

As a longtime specialist in mobile accessories, Campad Electronics has built its reputation on offering a comprehensive product selection paired with reliable, fast shipping across Australia. The new iPhone 18 Pro Max range continues that focus, giving customers the ability to protect and power their new device from day one.

The full collection of iPhone 18 Pro Max cases and accessories is available now on Campad Electronics' website, with fast delivery offered to customers throughout Australia.

About Campad Electronics

Campad Electronics is an Australian retailer specializing in mobile phone accessories, including cases, screen protectors and charging solutions for a wide range of devices. Committed to quality and convenience, Campad Electronics offers fast, Australia-wide delivery on its comprehensive product range. For more information, visit https://www.campadelectronics.com.au/iphone-18-pro-max.php.

Contact Info:
Name: Paul Alick
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Organization: Campad Electronics
Address: 26 Keith Street , Capalaba, Queensland 4157, Australia
Phone: +61-7-3245-2008
Website: https://www.campadelectronics.com.au

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