Beeasy for iPhone 15 Pro Max Case Waterproof Heavy Duty Tough Metal Armour Cover Shockproof Dustproof Built-in Screen Protector, Robust Full Body Protective Military Rugged Case for 15 Pro Max 6.7inch

Absolutely brilliant I cannot fault this phone case one bit the screen protector works whilst being built in to the case itself like no other phone cover I’ve ever put on. The screen is just as reactive with the screen protector and case on then it was before I put it on. I work on a building site so I’m always dropping my phone so I needed something that would be long lasting and protect my phone from smashing so far. It’s brilliant.

Excellent quality and well worth the money

Only had the product 1 weak. It’s holding up well. I have put it through its paces, as I work in construction. It is easy to assemble and does keep my phone dust free. It is certainly water resistant. I’ve not yet had the opportunity to test this product under water. Thankfully!!! My only NEGATIVE, is I find the screen scratches very easily and is quite flimsy.But overall, satisfied

Brilliant case. Total protection. Brought one of these for my husband’s phone and it fell in the river! No problems with it! Highly recommend

It looks and feels lovely, which is nice if you want a pretty new ornament, unfortunately that’s all it is. There are three practical problems that presented themselves very quickly. Firstly while I can get a phone signal, 1 bar, I made a call to someone in the same house and had to turn the volume to full and it still felt I was listening through cotton wool (I wasn’t). Secondly the screen protector is loose and strange to touch. It clicks with each tap and I think it will drive me insane before long. This is one of the reasons I don’t have keyboard clicks enabled. Finally, charge connections are a bit inconsistent. It will charge on a MagSafe wireless charger on a flat surface, unfortunately it will not attach to a Belkin nightstand charger. It’s not that it’s too heavy (although I suspect it is), it just won’t make any connection at all. It’s like holding a book against it and hoping the magnet will grip.I found no reviews mentioning this so I perhaps shouldn’t have assumed it would be ok.So it looks lovely like a Draco iPhone 5s case I had years ago, but it would be a great case with these problems solved. I can’t recommend it.

Good quality case

Okay so I’m rewriting the review after a month or so of using this case.The positives: I think it’s a cool design, various others have also made this style of case and I’ve had varying results with the design, but mostly it protects the phone against harsh drops etc which is its main purpose. It’s got hard and squishy layers so it does a great job even if you throw the phone onto hard concrete: it will probably be fine.The negatives: there are a few1 the screen protector sucks because it creates a layer between you and the screen but there’s invariably a gap inside. Dust gets in so now your beautiful iPhone screen is tainted by refraction rainbows, dust flecks and doesn’t respond as well as it should. So I take that out. The manufacturer wants to claim that the case is waterproof so this would stop it from being, but the phone is already waterproof. Go figure.2 the camera protector is a thin layer of plastic, so it also suffers similar issues to the screen protector. It runs the risk of dust getting lodged on front of the camera and regularly needs cleaning because it’s not oleophobic. I imagine if it gets scratched (which sapphire wouldn’t) then it would permanently ruin your photos. As it is: it affects your photos in a subtle way and again: I took it out. Taking the high end camera optics and shoving a plastic cover on them isn’t needed, the case is better off without it.3 the camera control works well enough although it’s physically hard to find by touch alone, a minor gripe here but they could have put some structure around the camera control “button” so you can clearly feel where it starts and ends. But it works okay, but like the screen protector definitely takes you slightly away from direct control.4 the sound is now totally wrecked: so no accommodations for the microphones. The front screen protector and camera cover block the various microphones (and speaker on the front) so expect your use of partial 360 sound or any movie watching experiences to suck badly and just not really work anymore. That’s fine for some people but a bit of a major loss for me. Having said that: removing the screen and camera layers as described above helped a lot.5 paint scratches and chips away: not sure if this is an oversight or just using cheap paint but unless you get one that isn’t painted (silver I guess) then it’s going to look scratched and therefore old within a very short time. I haven’t used the phone extensively under rugged conditions (far from it) and have not been attempting to damage it, again far from it) but invariably is now already has nicks and scratches where the paint just came away at the slightest contact with anything other than skin. So get an unpainted or silver one so it’s not noticeable.6 the rubber on the back side isn’t flush, in fact it feels like a pouch. Maybe this is intentional, to help with cooling maybe, but I’m tempted just to rip out the rubber on the back because it’s feels weird to have a bulgy back of the phone. Probably it might help with cooling also to get rid of it: although the phone doesn’t significantly heat up with this case so it’s not been essential to remove this. I don’t use mag-safe accessories but if I did I’m sure I would rip it out first thing.

Solidly built case. Very pleased