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Hybrid Armor Camshield Case for iPhone 15 Pro with Camera Cover and Kickstand, Blue
| Kaubakood: | 191760 |
|---|---|
| Saadavus: | Tarnija laos olemas |
| Ooteaeg: | 5-12 tööpäeva |
| EAN: | 9145576280812 |
Tarnevõimalused – tarneriik:
LatviaThe Hybrid Armor Camshield case is a durable protective cover designed for the iPhone 15 Pro, safeguarding the smartphone against scratches and drops.
Camera Protection and Privacy
A built-in sliding cover protects the rear camera lenses from scratches and dirt. It also serves as a privacy shutter, preventing accidental or unauthorized camera recording. Raised edges around the screen keep the display elevated when placed on flat surfaces.
Practical Construction and Secure Grip
Constructed from a combination of TPU and PC materials, the case features corner airbags for shock absorption. The integrated 360-degree rotating metal ring offers a secure grip for one-handed operation and doubles as an adjustable kickstand for viewing media. Additionally, the embedded metal plate enables compatibility with magnetic car mounts without obstructing access to ports or responsive buttons.
| Series | Hybrid Armor Camshield |
|---|---|
| Material | TPU, PC |
| Compatibility | iPhone 15 Pro |
| Color | Blue |
What is the function of the built-in metal ring?
The metal ring rotates 360 degrees and serves as both a finger grip for one-handed use and a kickstand for hands-free viewing.
Does this case work with magnetic car holders?
Yes, it has a built-in metal plate that allows attachment to magnetic car mounts.
How does the camera cover operate?
It features a sliding mechanism that can be moved over the camera module to protect the lenses and maintain privacy.
