Original Leather fron last years 14 PM. It fits
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Which Case Did You Get or Recommend For Your New iPhone 15 /Plus /Pro /Pro Max?
- Thread starter Sal09
- WikiPost WikiPost
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
- Status
What do you all recommend for thinnest clear case with decent grip?
Thanks. What does the Sheath feel like? is it similar in grippiness to the Apple Silicon, or more grippy, or less?
Damn. Doesn’t look like my caudabe synthesis is going to be here before my phone arrives. Only other case I like is the dbrand ghost which isn’t available till October.
Hmm seems I need to grab something from Amazon to tide me over.
Hmm seems I need to grab something from Amazon to tide me over.
I’ve only found out Caudabe. I plan to get 15PM this week if it’s in stock.
For drop protection and to prevent screen and body cracking for the iPhone, which is better for me? Sheath or synthesis? I like the look of the sheath better especially the camera cutout area.
For drop protection and to prevent screen and body cracking for the iPhone, which is better for me? Sheath or synthesis? I like the look of the sheath better especially the camera cutout area.
I just spent ours trying to find the right case for me and every time i think i finally found one, i find something about it i don't like. 😂
too bulky, ugly cutouts, bad quality (thanks for the pictures in here), ugly camera protection ring, etc...
it's impossible!
too bulky, ugly cutouts, bad quality (thanks for the pictures in here), ugly camera protection ring, etc...
it's impossible!
Not to be a brand ambassador, but the Ringke onyx with MagSafe is solid. I’m normally one to buy 20+ cases for the same reasons you’ve stated. I returned one speck case and cancelled the dbrand grip because this case is what I think a good case should be (slim, grippy, strong MagSafe and good camera protection).
Encased Thin Armor Belt Case. It's an excellent case with a shorts/pants/belt clip. Very good for hiking.
The sheath is your friend
Maybe, after they release a version with an action button.
The paradox of going caseless is that the phone will look good to begin with however after a few accidents over the span of 1-2 years, it’ll end up with dings, scratches and dents and look like trash.
The paradox of using a case is that your phone will always look as good as new but you’ll rarely get to see it because of the protection.
The paradox of using a case is that your phone will always look as good as new but you’ll rarely get to see it because of the protection.
I ordered Spigen Ultra Hybrid MagSafe, a Spigen Mag Armor (basically an updated Liquid Armor with MagSafe), and a Caudabe Sheath in blue. The Sheath is well made, I love the darker blue color, but is quite heavy. The Mag Armor is a great cheaper case. I would recommend it. Inside is covered with fabric. MagSafe is strong. Only downside is the button covers have small slit cut-outs on them where dirt could enter the case, but so does the Sheath. Not sure why they are doing this, other than for clickability. My old Liquid Armor did not have these cutouts, and the buttons clicked fine. I do not like the Ultra Hybrid at all. It's very minimalistic and cheap, and is very slippery. The sides of the case are also sharp and inflexible, and might scratch the phone's frame going in and out. I've also read having a hard back (this is clear polycarbonate) can scratch the back of the phone over time. For the exact same price, the Mag Armor is a lot nicer than the Ultra Hybrid. The Caudbe is a more luxurious and heavier than the Mag Armor, bigger in hand, and probably better made, but I'm not sure it would be a lot more protective for drops.
To me Spigen and Caseology the best cases. They are both owned by Spigen. It’s also cheaper and faster to buy their products from Amazon versus their sites.