phonelife.de
Online retailer of phone cases and mobile-device accessories for consumers in Germany
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About phonelife.de
PhoneLife sells cases, screen protectors and accessories for mobile phones, tablets, smartwatches and other devices, including products from third-party brands.
The company operates an online shop for consumers, with payments including Klarna and PayPal. It ships orders from its own warehouse in Stockholm.
PhoneLife AB is registered in Sweden, with a postal address in Sollentuna. The shop opened in 2011 and serves customers in Germany.
Product: Online sales of phone cases, screen protectors and accessories for phones, tablets and smartwatches.
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