Pelican Shield Kevlar Series - iPhone 14 Pro Max Case 6.7" [Compatible with MagSafe] [21FT Military Grade Drop Protection] Magnetic Charging iPhone Case with Belt Clip Holster Kickstand Cover - Black

Lo recomiendo es muy buena funda

I like it, idk why there are such bad reviews. The buttons are easy to use. The case feels sturdy and lightweight, someone else said it felt slippery they need to rephrase that it’s very smooth. The case is on the larger side I prefer this as well I think it was the intended design for better phone protection it has a heavy duty look to it. It actually was very easy to install, MagSafe ring work great. I use external batteries all the time and all three of my batteries work great on this for the wireless charging. I got this on a prime day deal like half off most definitely happy with that price. Will update if anything falls apart or breaks.

I grabbed this phone case about a month ago thinking, “It’s Pelican, they make those rugged cases for gear and travel, I bet their phone cases are just as tough.” And sure, it's tough...but it's also the most annoying case I’ve ever used. Yeah, it protects your phone. The edges are raised, the cameras are safe, and it looks sleek. Cool, cool.BUT...- The material is slicker than a greased-up otter. I drop my phone more with this case than I did without one.- The side buttons are too touchy. I'm collecting accidental screenshots like it's a hobby.Oh, and if you want to actually hold your phone comfortably? You’ll need to slap on an extra accessory and good luck using MagSafe after that.Honestly, it’s like buying armor for your phone that makes it harder to use. Huge bummer…

Great case! Just too bulky.

Love the feel in my hand and look of this case. But a ring appeared where the magsafe is from removing my MagSafe pop socket to chard on a MagSafe charger.

I am very tough on phones and so are my kids. $1000 phones and kids are a bad mix but with this case I've been able to navigate 3 generations of new phones across 4 kids and myself (wife is more careful than us apparently!!!).Lots of incidents over the years with no damage but the last one that is making me purchase another phone case today happened like this. Mind you .... I am just buying a case and not a phone.Put brakes on car and had the phone on the rear deck of the car as I went to test the brakes out. 40 miles an hour (est.) the phone fly's off the car into the street. By the time I got home, my wife is freaking out and getting in the car because she just got a notice from Apple that I was in an accident via the accident notification technology in the new software (the whole family gets the message btw). I explained I was ok and asked why she thought I was in an accident. She showed me the message from Apple and asked where my phone was....uh...bye bye.Retraced steps, part of the case is on the road and as I approached I could see the other half 20km away on the road but no phone. As I was walking to pick up the pieces, I see the phone on the sidewalk face up and working.Net result...one small crack on the back corner and a little road rash on a corner. That's it. Phone works perfectly. All the buttons and hinged pieces on the case are gone and a couple of pieces missing on the corners....but I'm still using it until the new one gets here.My case of choice for those times when only the best protection is needed.

06/2023 UPDATE:I wanted to update my review after my case fell apart and I had to submit a warranty claim. The claim process was relatively easy, submitted a claim form, received an email, sent pictures in of the case now falling apart. Pretty much all the potential problems I listed in my initial review came true. The buttons on the sides started to come free, the hinged power port broke off, and the magnetic bits in the back had lost their adhesion and become free. The response I received was that the case was out of stock and I could pick an alternate case or wait for it to be restocked. None of the cases available were anywhere near the price point or protection of this case so I declined. I received notification today that the case was back in stock. Great! Well not so fast. Before they will ship I HAVE TO PAY $7.49usd FOR SHIPPING OF THE REPLACEMENT CASE. This is definitely poor customer service. This will be my LAST CaseMate brand purchase. And you will find the replacement on ebay at discounted rate as ive already switched to a Otterbox. My advice again is to not buy this case and get an Otterbox instead.Original Review:So this is my second pelican case and it seems they still haven't fixed the short comings from the first one I purchased for my iPhone 11 Pro Max which I finally replaced with a Otterbox Defender.Pro's: Sturdy case, very protective, allows use of screen and camera lens protectors. Two piece design, securely holds phone. Best drop rating I could find. Stylish Kevlar weave finish.Con's: Id say the BIGGEST one for me is the little "door" that covers the Ring/Silent toggle. Unless you have TINY fingers you aren't gonna be able to easily and quickly turn it on and off. Would have been MUCH better if they had put a toggle on the side of the case to actuate the phone. I use this feature alot, so not being able to easily switch is a big issue. The second annoyance is the lightning port cover, its hard plastic it only opens .90 degrees. If you try to open it more it will snap off. This is what happened on my first case. Pelican should have just put a rubber plug there like Otterbox does. Because this cover is hard plastic and only opens 90 degrees when I try to charge it in my dash cradle, it does not sit fully in the cradle. The only solution is to not bother charging it, get a new cradle, get a new phone case. I had high hopes for this case, but unfortunately Pelican let me down...again. My advice get an Otterbox instead. I will probably end up getting another Otterbox Defender in the future.