BENKS for iPhone 16 Case Compatible with Magsafe, [Aurora ArmorAir] Built with Dupont Kevlar 600D Aramid, Ultra Slim & Lightweight iPhone 16 Minimalist Case

Fantastic case. Extremely thin and light while also protecting my phone very well. Even after multiple drops, the case has very little cosmetic damage and my phone hasn’t cracked. The case also looks high end with the carbon fiber.

Wanted an iPhone 15 pro max minimalist case so the buttons are easy to access and press and plug in usb-c devices without issue. And I like this one for those reasons. probably not a lot of protection but I don't really require that. looks nice - I do wish it was a bit more grippy but it's not advertised as such and it isn't slippery but has a slight texture which is nice.

I like the case but had to reduce one star for this weird micro-sliding. Feels like case a bit bigger then my iphon 15 pro Quality and Design - 5\5 Measurements 3\5 - Would be nice to have better fitting for 45$ case

I have dropped my phone in this no less than 10 times with no damage to my phone, and barely a scratch on the case. It’s extremely low profile which makes it easy to remove from my pocket.

I'm one of those people that dont write reviews unless they're bad. But when something is outstanding I should say so. Phone cases are a necessary evil. Phones are a work of art in their size and form, so I hate covering them with a hunk of plastic. This case is the least casey I've come across. Its like it's almost not there. I like the color design too.

Great minimal case with the perfect texture and grip. I wanted a case that kept the sleek form factor of the phone and this was the perfect choice. Has just enough lip to keep front elevated for screen protection (even with glass screen protector installed). String magnet for MagSafe too!

Benks? Don't bother! Here is a quote from them about the "warranty". 'Dear customer, Hello, our after-sales service does not include defects caused by daily use or falling. Thank you.' So they do not cover defects caused by "daily use", or "falling". Is there any other way to use a cell phone case? This is in stark contrast to my son's OtterBox case that sent him a replacement without hesitation. Will never buy Benks junk again. Oh and PS--the case failed to protect my phone when dropped (my bad) and it cost me a new back screen, which I paid for. I only asked Benks to replace their cheap flimsy case, which they weren't willing to do because "daily use".

It’s ok. Feels nice in the hand but the magnets are pretty weak and not MagSafe. They’re just magnetic rings. Feels like it could scratch my black 16 Pro. It’s really thin and I like it but for the price, not really worth it.

Wasn't really planning on picking up another case made with the same Kevlar material, but the color and texture on this one caught my eye. Gotta say, it looks better in person than the photos suggest. The subtle shimmer from the weave adds just enough detail to break the monotony of all-black cases without being flashy. Has a clean, minimal vibe that feels a bit different every time light hits it. Still has that super thin, snap-fit feel I appreciated from the ArmorTint version. You definitely know what you’re signing up for with a slim case like this. It's not trying to be some tank-style protector, but it gives the phone a layer of refinement and grip that cheaper PU cases just can’t match. Texture is smooth with the right kind of resistance, so it doesn’t feel slippery or cheap. Interesting little design difference too; this one has a top cutout in addition to the open bottom, which should make removing the case a little easier than the single-side cutouts on the ArmorTint. Magnets are solid, no issue at all with MagSafe charging or mounting. It latches onto my charger and stays put without fuss. For something this light and minimal, it’s holding everything together just right.

This case is ultra-thin, very lightweight and yet extremely solid. The aurora texture is very beautiful. I am very happy with this rare find.

Very bad product and sliced a finger on the edge