BENKSArmorAir Case for iPhone 16 Pro, [Compatible with Magsafe] Ultra Slim & Light iPhone 16 Pro Case, Built with Dupont Kevlar 600D Aramid Fiber, Minimalist DesignClimatePartner certified

I want a case on my iPhone 16 Pro Max, but I don't want it to add a lot of bulk. This is a perfect case for that. It's a great minimalist, lightweight case for my phone that adds virtually no bulk and feels great to hold. Real Kevlar Aramid fiber, unlike many other, cheap cases that claim to be of that material, but are just plastic with a pattern. It supports MagSafe, too!This case fits like a glove and seems very durable. (We'll see how it holds up over time.) I've had other Benks cases, and I've always had good luck with them. I don't tend to drop my phone, so I'm not looking for heavy-duty drop protection, but this case, in combination with a screen protector, does give me piece of mind. If you're looking for a stylish, lightweight case for your phone, this is definitely worth considering.

This case is incredibly lightweight. I adore the “naked” phone feel, offering sufficient protection against scratches and minor damage from moderate height falls. The texture is smooth yet provides enough grip to prevent frequent drops. I believe it’s better suited for indoor environments. If you spend a lot of time outdoors or in nature, I’d recommend a more protective case. The lips are slightly raised at the corners, so if you’re concerned about your screen’s integrity, I highly suggest using a good screen protector. Benks offers some excellent options. Overall, it’s an excellent choice for a minimalist case.

The BENKS ArmorAir 600D case for the iPhone 16 Pro Max is a solid choice if you’re looking for a minimalist aramid fiber case. It’s very similar to Pitaka’s offering and comes surprisingly close in quality. The fit is excellent, and it feels so slim and light that it’s almost like you’re not using a case at all.MagSafe strength is decent and works well for everyday use. That said, this is definitely not a case for those seeking drop protection. At best, it will prevent scratches and protect against very light drops. This case is more about preserving the sleek look and feel of your iPhone without a bulky cover.One drawback is the front screen protection. The case doesn’t provide much of a raised edge, so if you place your phone face-down, your screen (or screen protector) will likely make contact with the surface. Additionally, while the case is well-made overall, there are minor imperfections in the bottom cutouts, but for the price, it’s forgivable.I’d love to see future versions offer more color options and possibly a soft interior lining to help prevent scratches. Overall, this is a no-frills, stylish case that’s perfect for those who prioritize aesthetics over heavy-duty protection. A solid 4/5!

I'm rating this case 1 star because of it's really stupid aluminum camera surround that damages things it comes in contact with. What a STUPUD design!! If you have wood trim on your car, or any other surface you plan on putting this case against, you will scratch that surface because the edges of this aluminum are VERY sharply cut!! And because of the way the camera surround protrudes out, the edge of this aluminum surround will always be what is making contact with any surface you put it down on. I've had plenty of carbon cases that didn't have such a dumb camera surround. The carbon portion of this case is VERY GOOD though! If this case has carbon surrounding the camera, it would be perfect!

Had issue with the product but Benks support was superb and handled it very well.

At first it seemed like this case was a true Kevlar maybe even coated case with kevlar, or has a kevlar base with some coating over it?!?! No idea, but I assumed it was a solid case through and through. But I doubt there is any kevlar in this thing. In fact, it seems like it is a Pitaka ripoff which is made of a tactile woven Aramid material. That is solid. This case, I noticed on 3 of 4 of the corners after just over a month, it was shiny and I figured something is amiss. Whatever cheap coating is on the plastic is just rubbing off. It isn't made of Aramid, or Kevlar I am most certain. Unless they can prove otherwise, it is a shame. If it is made of Kevlar, then it has some cheap felt/Aramid like coating that will just rub off after awhile. Considering they charge almost as much as Pitaka case...this thing isn't worth it at all. Pitaka cases will basically look/feel the same and take forever for any type of rubbing/wear to show. This thing after a month is showing worn/shiny corners. It still has good protection, better than a Pitaka thin case, which I do like. It is just the material and wear it is showing already is a sign of pretty overall poor material quality. They claim to have a 1yr warranty. I wonder what that entails and covers??? Maybe I'm going to look into it and see what they have to say. But, not worth $40 by any means.

Very thickness and comfortable! Recommend!