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Apple is releasing a $39 clear case to show off the gorgeous colors of the new iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro

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iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro with clear cases. Apple, Business Insider
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Apple announced the new iPhone 11 on Tuesday, but you can't preorder it until Friday morning at 5 a.m. PT — and even then, it only starts shipping on September 20. 

But there's something you can order from Apple right now: Clear cases, sold by Apple for $39, that show off the gorgeous colors of the new iPhone 11. The phone can be purchased in a veritable rainbow of colors; why hide it under a leather or plastic case that hides it? 

It's also available for the larger, pricier iPhone 11 Pro, which doesn't come in the same array of flashy colors, but might still be worth showing off anyway. 

The case retails for $39 and can currently be ordered online for the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro.

The cases are made from a blend of flexible thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) materials and clear polycarbonate with a scratch-resistant coating, both of which should prevent yellowing, according to Apple.

The back of the case is designed to be firm, but the sides are flexible to fit over the buttons and improve grip, also according to Apple. 

Check out Apple's clear iPhone case in action, on every color of iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro:

Here's the iPhone 11 Pro in gold, which you can see through its clear case.

iPhone 11 Pro in Gold
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And here it is in midnight green ...

iPhone 11 Pro Midnight Green
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... in silver ...

iPhone 11 Pro in Silver
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... and in space gray.

iPhone 11 Pro in Space Gray
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Here's the iPhone 11 in red under a clear case.

iPhone 11 in Product Red
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And here it is in yellow ...

iPhone 11 in Yellow
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... in green ...

iPhone 11 in Green
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... in purple ...

iPhone 11 in Purple
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... in black ...

iPhone 11 in black
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Rebecca Aydin is an editorial fellow at Business Insider covering tech and corporate strategy. She is a graduate of Stanford University, and her work has appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle and Chicago Tribune.