The iPhone 13 is about to be unveiled at an Apple event on September 14. The hype train is building, and it seems that case maker Spigen wanted to help.

The company posted an image on Twitter, showing one of its new cases in a box. The box shows a rendered image of the iPhone 13 and its screen size. The former confirms the layout of the diagnostic lens on the non-Pro model. The latter shows that the iPhone 13 will be roughly the same size as the iPhone 12 with a 6.1" display.

The case, called Ultra Hybrid Mag, appears to be Magsafe compatible. The case appears to be transparent, so it should be able to show off any of the rumored new iPhone 13 colors.

It should be noted that last-minute case leaks like this one are probably legitimate; Spigen is not in the business of making anything that won't fit an upcoming device, especially if said device launches very soon. This is also why a dummy unit could be a good indicator.

As with any leak, legitimate or not, the information should be taken with a grain of salt; even though the iPhone 13 launch is imminent, it is not yet confirmed. However, this leak is a sure bet for now.

The iPhone 13 is expected to have several upgrades over the iPhone 12, including a smaller notch, larger battery, new A15 Bionic processor, and more efficient 5G modem. Many of the improvements we heard about seem to be limited to the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. These include a 120Hz display, an enhanced ultra-wide camera, and improved telephoto capabilities.

Be sure to check our iPhone 13 page for last-minute rumors and leaks, and our Apple Events page for everything to expect at the big showcase.