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Hybrid Armor Camshield Case for iPhone 16 with Camera Cover and Ring Stand - Blue
| Kaubakood: | 193013 |
|---|---|
| Saadavus: | Tarnija laos olemas |
| Ooteaeg: | 5-12 tööpäeva |
| EAN: | 5907769365294 |
Tarnevõimalused – tarneriik:
LatviaThe Hybrid Armor Camshield is a protective phone case tailored specifically for the iPhone 16. Built from a combination of flexible thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) and rigid polycarbonate (PC), it shields your device against everyday scratches and drops.
Camera and Screen Protection
A built-in sliding cover protects the camera lenses from scratches and prevents accidental exposure when privacy is needed. Raised borders around the screen and rear camera keep both surfaces safe from abrasions when placed flat on tables.
Multifunctional Ring and Magnetic Plate
An integrated 360-degree rotating metal ring offers a secure one-handed grip and serves as a kickstand for hands-free viewing. The built-in metal plate allows for direct mounting onto magnetic car holders.
Thoughtful Engineering
- Shock-absorbing corner cushions that help disperse impact energy
- Accurate cutouts for buttons, speakers, and the charging port
- Easy installation and removal without scratching the smartphone body
| Series | Hybrid Armor Camshield |
|---|---|
| Material | TPU, PC |
| Compatibility | iPhone 16 |
| Color | Blue |
How does the sliding camera cover work?
The case has a built-in sliding panel on the back that smoothly slides to expose the lenses for photography and closes securely to guard them against scratches.
Can this case attach directly to a magnetic car mount?
Yes, it features an integrated metal plate on the back designed to attach to magnetic car holders.
