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ZUCK BEAR case SAN FRANCISCO FORTUNE, designed for IPHONE 15 Pro Max, for a social vibe.
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Shipping 10-16 b.d.
All about the product
“ZUCK BEAR SAN FRANCISCO FORTUNE” case for iPhone.
California aura
Feel the atmosphere of the West Coast. A stylish leather case with a unique accent – 3D embroidery featuring the main representative of the “Zuck Bear” brand – the bear “Zuck”. If aesthetic appearance is important to you, the “San Francisco Fortune” case is just for you. The material used on the back effectively conceals dirt and even minor scratches, which disappear when wiped with a dry cloth. The silicone edges that match the color of the entire cover will remain in good condition for a long time, as they are resistant to abrasion and pleasant to the touch. The smartphone will look great, no matter the conditions.
Protection features
All cutouts are perfectly aligned with the factory “Apple” designated locations for speaker calls and multimedia, charging port, and camera notch. The edges are slightly raised to avoid the risk of scratching uncovered components, the screen, or lenses when placing the phone on a flat surface. The side edges are contoured for long and comfortable use of the smartphone without feeling discomfort in the hands. Distinct protrusions at the corners additionally reinforce the structure against stretching and protect against ground contact consequences when dropped from a height. The volume, function, and lock buttons are protected by sensitive covers that do not negatively affect their “click”.
Product features:
- Full access to all ports,
- Button cover,
- Silicone, contoured edges,
- Raised edges above the screen and lenses,
- Leather back,
- Glued 3D embroidery,
- Protected corners,
- Resistance to minor scratches and dirt,
- Easy to maintain.
