pitaka iPhone 16 Pro Case 6.3” - MagSafe Compatible, Ultra Slim with Caseless Feel, 600D Aramid Fiber Woven - Black/Grey (Twill)

I found portals two years ago when I was looking for a super thin case for my iPhone 14 Pro, so when I got the new 16 Pro I knew I had to try out pitakas newest case and it once again blew me away. To start, though this case is very thin and light, it does of course add some weight, but that added weight is welcomed with this extremely light phone. (For the couple of days I had it outside of the case I was always terrified that it would slip right out of my hands)! Along with that it adds a nice bit of grip to the back and sides as well as adding some extra protection and stability over the 14 pro case. The camera protector this year is a natural silver (solving the problem of the paint wearing off of the black painted ones) and when putting the phone down on its back, it feels very stable to type with, not nearly as rocky as without the case. I would also like to point out how portals dealt with the new camera button. Their cutout design works amazingly well, I haven’t had any accidental presses since using this case and you can barely tell it’s there, but when you do need it, the case gives it a ton of space, allowing you to easily slide your finger right across, something that’s been an issue with other cutout cases. I will say though, the sides this year pop out the least they have before, so be warned if you’re using a screen protector, the screen protector glass might make contact when putting the phone face down, but on the positive side, the edges of the case never get in the way! This case is great and I couldn’t recommend it more for someone wanting a thin, sleek, beautifully designed case!

I cannot imagine how you could get any slimmer than this case while still actually adding protection to your iPhone. The material is razor thin but still manages to provide protective coverage to the back and corners of the phone. It even has the slightest bit of a raised edge to the corners so you can lay your phone face down on a table. I have a glass screen protector on my phone so I felt like it was almost flush with the table but maybe a hair's width of a gap. Lastly the camera module is surrounded by a raised border that gives protect that as well. The feel in the hand is almost a caseless feeling because the case is so slim. The material of the case has a nice matte finish that gives it a pleasant ever so slightly textured feel. I could see the case possibly getting a bit smudgy with oils from your hands but I didn't notice it happening so far. It would be a bit of a shame because the case is quite stylish if you like the carbon fiber look, which I do. As far as functionality, all of your buttons, camera lenses, speaker grills and ports are going to work flawlessly. The buttons and ports are more or less uncovered, which is great for preserving the tactile clickiness of the buttons and the ability to use any cable with the charging port even if the head of the cable is thick. Also the MagSafe functionality of the phone works perfectly. I tested with several charge stands and car mounts. If I have any gripe about the case it's a minor one that probably won't apply to most people. I hold my phone often with my pinky finger resting against the bottom edge of the phone. Nice there is a slight bit of case coverage across the back bottom edge of the phone but it's mostly uncovered, that little ridge of case feels a bit uncomfortable on my pinky over time. Again, I don't think most people hold their phone that way but I do and if you do also, it might be a slight issue for you. Overall, I can't think of a better ultra slim case on the market. Pitaka has a quality case here.

I recently purchased the PITAKA MagEZ Case 3 for my iPhone 14 Pro and I love it! It's incredibly thin and light, so it adds almost no bulk to my phone and fits perfectly in my pocket. Plus, it has a minimalist design that I really appreciate. The high quality feel of the material is also something that caught my attention. It's made of a combination of aramid fiber and polycarbonate, so it feels really solid and secure. I also really like the carbon fiber look of the case. It's got a modern and sleek look that will make your iPhone 14 Pro stand out. I get a lot of compliments on it whenever I take out my phone. The case protects all the corners, but there is a cutout such that the front side top and bottom edges of the phone are not protected. As well as the front side of where the buttons are. It's a bit of a tradeoff to get a case that is super light and thin and maintains the look and feel of the original Iphone 14 Pro. Finally, the material used to make this case is top-notch, it feels luxurious and gives a premium touch to your phone. Holding my phone with this case on feels like I'm holding a piece of art. Sometimes I just hold it in my hand and rub it just appreciating how nice it is. All in all, if you're looking for a high-quality, protective, and stylish case for your iPhone 14 Pro, look no further than the PITAKA MagEZ Case 3. It's the whole package!

I’ve owned iPhones since the 3G and have upgraded nearly every year. Always been a fan of minimalist cases because I don’t like the additional bulk, and I’m typically pretty careful with not scratching or dropping my phones. I just want a case that’s ultra slim, has added grip since the iPhones are really slippery, and doesn’t have any protruding edges to get in the way when swiping towards the edges of the display. I’ve tried many cases throughout the years, and they all have their pros/cons. The couple of ultra slim cases on top of my list are the Peel/Torras and Spigen Thin Fit cases. While the Peel/Torras cases are probably the thinnest I’ve owned, they offer zero protection other than to prevent scratching, but the biggest issue I have with them is how slippery the cases are. In fact, I found them to be even more slippery than the phone itself. Then came the Spigen Thin Fit, which was actually my go-to for a couple iPhone upgrades. It was thin and offered a soft-touch type of grip which I really liked. Over time, however, the thin portions of the edges such as around the volume buttons would crack, and the corners would start wearing out. These were more cosmetic issues, but the case overall served me well, and I appreciated the stealth black aesthetics. The all-black Spigen case was starting to look a little bland after a few years, and then I came across Pitaka. I’ve always loved the carbon fiber look, and so their cases instantly caught my eye. The price was tough to swallow compared to the other cases I mentioned above, but not too much more compared to the bulkier cases from other name brand case manufacturers. Seeing I’m paying for it only once every time I got a new phone, I decided to try it out, and I’m super glad I did. I’ve been a Pitaka fan since I got their first case for my iPhone 8, and I’ve exclusively bought their cases ever since all the way up to the current iPhone 16 Pro. Their minimalist cases have all been a perfect fit, with enough grip, minimal edges to not get in the way of swiping around the display edges, outstanding aesthetics, and long term durability. I’ve especially always loved how the bottom of the case has zero edges because I swipe up so often from the bottom, but others have disliked the lack of protection. This year, they took it one step further and added coverage on the bottom, but they didn’t make the bottom edge sit as high up as the other sides so you’d continue not to feel the case when swiping up. I love their attention to detail such as this. Another thing they did was embed magnets to this thin case so that your magsafe accessories attach sturdily. In prior years, they had two case models: an ultra thin air case without magnets, and a magsafe case that has magnets but is a little thicker and heavier. This year, they were able to have an ultra thin case with embedded magnets, doing away with needing another thicker, heavier model if you wanted magnets. I’ve had numerous products from Pitaka over the years - from each of their iPhone case iterations, to their car mount chargers and their Apple charging station, and none have disappointed. They’re all carefully thought through to be practical, functional, durable, and to look good. Their customer support is also always super responsive if you have questions or need help. Pitaka will be my go-to for all Apple accessories for years to come.

I’ve been using the PITAKA case for my iPhone 16 Pro Max and I’m seriously impressed. It’s incredibly slim and lightweight, but still feels premium and solid in hand. The design is clean and attractive without being flashy — exactly what I was looking for. What really sold me was the durability. My phone actually fell off the roof of my SUV onto the driveway (completely my fault), and I was expecting the worst. The phone was perfectly fine. The case only had a few small scratches — no cracks, no damage to the phone itself. That alone made it worth every penny. I switched from a Torras case that I had been using for over a year, and honestly this feels like an upgrade in both design and quality. If you want something super slim that still protects when it counts, this is it. Only Drawback is that there is no integrated kickstand but that is the tradeoff for a super slim design. Highly recommend.

The case is very thin and light, and with those characteristics, it seems to provide decent protection. I’ve never dropped it, so I can’t say for sure. I do prefer the cutouts over covered buttons, as they offer a much better feel when pressing the buttons, especially with the new camera button that has half-press control. The feel of the case's woven material is very nice in the hand; it provides good grip and looks like it will hold its shape and color for a long time. I’ve seen in other reviews that it does not offer any protection for the screen. This is not true; the lips of the case extend just slightly over the screen, which you can feel mostly at the corners. You can safely place the phone screen-down on a nice flat surface, like a table, but I wouldn’t recommend putting it on the road. Another benefit is that the base of the case doesn’t extend over the screen at all, so when you swipe up, it feels much better than cases that have a protective lip all around. My main gripe is with the square-shaped gray lens protector. It doesn’t match the color of the case (Moonrise, in my case), and it has a harsh feel. The edge of it is even a bit sharp, so while it offers good lens protection, it feels uncomfortable against your fingertip, forcing you to position your finger lower, which isn’t the most natural grip.

I'm super impressed with my new Pitaka case. I have a iPhone 15 Pro Max. I usually buy a Spigen case every time but wanted something prettier and thinner. First things first, the thinness of this case is phenomental. It adds practically no bulk to the phone. The design on the back – it's just fantastic. It has this modern, sophisticated look that really enhances the phone's appearance, making it stand out in the best way possible. (Keep in mind that if you have a light colored phone color, then it will be pretty obvious where the cutouts are. My friend has this case but in a darker phone color and the cutouts are much more subtle.) Moving on to the build quality – it's top-notch. The case feels solid and durable in my hands. Plus, the material they've used is surprisingly grippy. This is a huge plus for me since it reduces the chances of the phone slipping out of my hand. That being said, it's less grippy when set on surfaces— so beware it might slide away on a wet bathroom counter. The primary downside is that this case is almost impossible to take off and put back on. It requires a bit of effort and patience, which can be a bit frustrating, especially if you need to do this frequently. The phone comes with an explainer card on how to remove it which also includes a QR code to a video— so this is definitely a known thing. Honestly, it's a bit of a struggle. It usually takes me a whopping four minutes to get this case off. That's a lot of time spent just trying to remove a phone case... For instance, I used to have this routine where I'd take my phone out of its case as soon as I got home. It was a way to use a "smaller" phone at home when I don't need a protective case. It also gave me a chance to clean both the phone and the case regularly. But with this Pitaka case, that routine has become practically impossible. The effort and time it takes to remove the case mean I've pretty much stopped doing this altogether. Don't get me wrong – once the case is on, it's fantastic in every other aspect. And if you don't need to remove it regularly, it'll be great! Overall, super pleased with the thin size and beautiful design.

This case is awesome. It looks really nice, feels high-quality, and fits my iPhone 15 Pro Max perfectly without being bulky. The material has a really good grip, and the magnet is super strong - it just feels solid. The only thing to be aware of is the screen isn’t super protected - which is what you get when you get a really slim case. As such, the case’s lip is a bit low, so if you use a glass screen protector, it can stick out and get damaged more easily. I’ve had to learn that lesson the hard way. If you’re careful with your phone, this is the best quality slim case I’ve held. Just maybe keep a spare screen protector handy!

Superb texture and material. Amazing fit. I have always wanted to buy a PITAKA case for my iPhone and when I did it was the best choice I made. It feels as though there is no case at all.

Después de una caída de 10cm de altura esto es el resultado, que no se te puede caer nunca si no… bastante decepcionado. Pensaba que no perdería color, que mínimo. Por lo demás la funda está bien, es muy fina, la más fina que he visto nunca.

Hace que el móvil no ocupe tanto espacio y además tiene los botones libres así no hace falta preocuparse por tener que pulsar fuerte. Tema MagSafe ningún problema, va a la perfección.

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Keeps your phone feel slim while adding enough protection with design.