ESR for iPhone 15 Case, MagSafe Silicone Case with Stand, Military-Grade Protection, Built-in Camera Stash Stand, Magnetic Phone Case for iPhone 15, Cloud Series, Black

Love this case. It’s not bulky like so many phone cases. Part of the allure of phones is the slim look and feel, and this case ensures you still get that satisfaction. The stand is well-placed, attractive, and functional. I set it up to follow my favorite sports and shows when there’s no tv around and it works great - not wobbly at all. The case fits securely overall, is sleek, and doesn’t let dust or dirt in. Couldn’t be more pleased.

After spending a few hours reading case reviews I settled on the clear black case for my black iphone16. Not only is this case affordable but it’s unique in the way the stand is hidden in the camera guard. It doesn’t feel too heavy but offers good daily protection. I saw some people say the low angle of the phone stand when in portrait mode was a downside but for me that was exactly what I wanted. It sits just right to use your phone while propped up on a table. The stand also feels sturdy and durable. 5 stars!

Oh, be still my beating tech-savvy heart! This phone case—nay, architectural triumph—is the haute couture of iPhone armour. From the moment it embraced my iPhone 14 Pro Max with the firm yet affectionate grip of a Dowager Countess clutching her pearls, I knew I was in the presence of greatness.Let’s begin with the magnetism, shall we? One does not expect such passionate attraction outside of a Jane Austen novel, yet here we are—1,500 grams of MagSafe force strong enough to survive even a clumsy spill across the floor after three sherries and a minor disagreement with the dog.Now, the stand. Oh, the stand! Subtly nestled around the camera like a shy but charming butler, it flips out to display one’s screen at precisely the right angle for YouTube, Netflix, or judging others on Zoom. Fully adjustable, elegantly unobtrusive, and clearly designed by someone who understands the art of lounging in bed like royalty.Its build? Solid enough to withstand a fencing match with a rogue toddler, while maintaining its clear-as-crystal façade so your phone may remain as visible as your superiority. The zinc alloy hinge? Tested 3,000 times, apparently. I’ve not tested it personally that many times, but I did give it a firm wiggle and felt like the Queen of Engineering.And let us not forget the corner protection, which makes it look as though my device is wearing invisible elbow pads. Subtle. Sensible. Superb.Would I recommend it? Darling, I’d host a garden party in its honour. Five out of five stars. A triumph of design, function, and flair!

Let’s begin with why -1 star: Mostly it is due to unknown factors and yet to find out (hopefully never to find out)1. Is the plastic non- yellowing after being used for awhile?2. Is the kickstand durable with repeated use as a stand? Or with accidental over extension?3. Drop factors and damages thereafter?4. Scratch resistant?I’m reviewing the product during its first hour post arrival and I will be updating this review as time goes by.Here is what I like about this case:1. Simplicity and the thickness!2. Functionality and overall protection even covered the camera control buttons. And it is as advertised, camera control is still working perfectly.3. Saved you the trouble of buying kickstand /camera guard for the case.4. Strap hole on the side in case if you want to place a strap or charm on the case.5. Strong magnet! It is even stronger than the Apple case, or OtterBox’s case. Yes I have both. If you prefer to have a stronger magnet then choose this one!6. While using camera guard as a kickstand in vertical position, it is almost perpendicular to the table surface. Yet this position still keeps the phone very stable and safe.What I think ESR can improve on:1. More color or print selections.2. If camera guard is being used as a kickstand, the height of the inner protective frame is slightly lower than the height of the camera itself. Lets say an incident occurs while the camera guard got smacked flat or break then the camera lens will hit the table first ( assuming a flat surface). How do I know this is possible? Because I actually ran a ruler over the surface while camera guard is opened to its side. Please see photos attached. With camera guard on as a guard the ruler will not touch the surface of the lens. But when camera guard is used as a kickstand then the ruler actually get caught by the lens first. Although the design of the camera guard will not pass a certain angle, but if something heavy falls on your phone while you are watching YouTube or something and your phone gets pancaked (camera guard gets broken or flattened) then the potential of the lens touch the surface of the table is very likely. Even if just raising 1 mm of the inner lining of it would be better.