Spigen for iPhone 16 Pro Max Case, Ultra Hybrid MagFit [Compatible with Magsafe] [Anti-Yellowing] [Military-Grade Protection] - Frost Black

I love the texture of this case (not slippery). The case color (Frost Rose Titanium) matches my phone (Desert Titanium), but the fact is, once it's on the phone, it looks like a slightly golden, pinkish beige. That's fine, I guess, but a little boring. I normally like a prettier case. This one, however, had good reviews, and it was more important to me to have a GOOD case than a pretty one. Most importantly, this case handles the dedicated camera button very well. I never think about the fact that I'm not touching the actual phone when I use this button (often). All of the button covers are just the right tactile feel and fit perfectly.So! After carrying it around a few days, I realized that I could dress it up, since it has a transparent back. I went to the craft store and picked out a coordinating glitter-looking (but smooth textured) paper in the scrapbook aisle. I used an exacto knife to cut it out, placed it inside my phone case, and viola, I had a cute glittery phone case. If you do this, however, be careful not to use something with actual loose glitter or å rough texture that might get inside and cause abrasions on your phone. If you trade your phone in every year like us, that's important.My husband got the same case in Natural Frost Titanium to match his iPhone, which was the Natural TItanium color. It resulted in a very plain-looking beige phone, but we are very pleased with the quality and protection of our phones.

This phone case is durable and last. I never take it off of my phone. I’ve dropped my phone multiple times and it has great protection. My phone has never been broken while using this case. I love that. I do not have to remove the case to charge my phone and it does not make the phone too bulky.

Best case I’ve ever owned and reasonably priced. Buttons are very tactile and nice protective lip around the camera housing. I’ve dropped this phone on numerous occasions and the phone is still in perfect condition. Protects your resale value 100%. Also, being MagSafe is a bonus. Highly recommend to all iPhone users.

I’ve always trusted Spigen for phone protection, and their clear case for the iPhone 16 Pro Max does not disappoint. Right out of the box, it feels solid but slim, offering excellent protection without adding unnecessary bulk. The fit is absolutely perfect – all the buttons remain clicky and responsive, and the cutouts are precise. What I love most is how the crystal-clear back shows off the phone’s design without yellowing (so far), which has been an issue with other clear cases I’ve tried in the past. The anti-slip sides give me confidence when holding such a large phone, and it doesn’t feel slippery like some cheaper alternatives. It also works perfectly with MagSafe accessories, which is a big plus. If you’re looking for a case that combines minimalism with solid protection, this one hits the mark. Highly recommended!

Every time I trade in my phone, which is every year I go through the same ritual of searching for the best case for it. Right up front I want to say I would rather not use a case at all but one drop on a hard surface for any of today’s smartphones is going to damage it. And besides, the nicer I keep it looking the more they will give me for my trade.FIRST IMPRESSIONSI respect this brand and I own a lot of their products. For me this one was not a winner. I mentioned my search for the perfect case. That usually entails buying at least a half dozen of them. And I mean buying with my own money. My immediate reaction was of disappointment. This looks and feels no different from those many no name brands, several of which I bought to compare them. It is not as crystal clear at the T brand which I have very divided opinions on. By the way I feel it is respectful if I just use the initial, most people shopping for cases know what that means. By comparison to the second most expensive one I’ve bought, at thirty-five bucks, this is more down in the price range of those unknown brands. But they, and the Z brand, lead the industry so I’m here to compare all three plus some of the ones that cost under then bucks. The Spigen just doesn’t feel special in any way, it is almost exactly like the sub-ten buck brands. It seems slightly cloudy, not crystal clear like the T brand. On the other hand this one feels grippy while the T brand is a slippery as a greased flounder.WHAT I LIKEThat’s a difficult question, so I have to be straight with you, I can’t think of anything that stands out as a major positive.NOW THE BAD NEWSThe button covers are terrible. How can they talk about the tactile feeling? The so-called button covers are just molded nubs on the sides of the case. They are almost flush with the case making them difficult to find by touch, especially that brand new Action button on my new iphone pro max, they didn’t even make a half-hearted effort to give it more of a cap or textured or some color, they actually made it worse than what so many are saying about the location and feel of that button. To me it is an important feature and Spigen did not get it right. By the way the winner so far for button covers is the T brand – if they only weren’t so slippery they would probably rank as the best of the crowd. A few other things I am not fond of with this case, one is it shouldn’t be called a slim case, it is among the thickest of the clear cases out there. Also in the negative column is the raised lip around the screen, the edge of it is sharp and unfinished and if I rub my finger against the edge of my screen, a common Apple swipe, I can feel that sharp edge against my finger. I saved the worst for last, having their logo emblazoned on the side and even worse if that’s possible is a tacky advertising slogan that says air cushion technology with an ARROW pointing at my phone’s corner. Bad decision Spigen, I know what I bought, I don’t need to advertise it for you for free.YES NO MAYBEYou may notice I didn’t say much about the Z brand. That’s because at a whopping fifty bucks it is ridiculous for a piece of plastic that cost pennies to make. I did buy it to compare it and they definitely win on anti-slip compared to anybody but their button covers are no better that anyone else. So I put them out of the running for being overpriced. But that reminds me of one thing I do like about the Spigen and that is the magsafe ring is very strong as they promised it would be and the dark gray version makes the ring invisible on my titanium phone. Most of the others use a white ring. And the are the only one of the many I tried that has raised feet at three of the corners opposite the camera module. It makes a big difference when I set my phone down not to wobble like the other cases. For that and the strong magnet I’ll go an extra star above average and call this a four star case. It could be a lot better, but it’s not that bad.

10/10 best case, I’ve been with it for almost a year and so far my phone has dropped several times and everything went fine my iPhone 15 pro

Fits nice, looks nice, and Speigen products have been great on this and other phones I've owned, so I expect the protection to be good also. It slipped on without too much trouble.