Description

The ZAGG Gear4 Copenhagen Series Case for Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max in Black is designed for those who prioritize both style and protection. Crafted with recycled materials, this case reflects a commitment to sustainability while offering top-tier defense for your device. It features advanced D3O® technology, which is known for its excellent impact absorption, ensuring your phone is protected from drops of up to 13 feet. The slim design maintains the sleek profile of your iPhone 13 Pro Max, fitting comfortably in your hand or pocket. Raised edges around the screen and camera provide additional protection against scratches and surface damage. The case is also wireless charging compatible, allowing you to power up without removing it. With an antimicrobial treatment, the Copenhagen Series Case reduces the growth of odor-causing bacteria, keeping your case fresh. This combination of durability, environmental responsibility, and sleek design makes it an ideal choice for your iPhone 13 Pro Max.

Features:

- 13 FT OF DROP PROTECTION: Copenhagen is made with D3O, the world’s most advanced impact protection, trusted by military, sports, motorcycle, and industrial professionals. D3O is a pliable, flexible material that hardens on impact, dissipating shock and protecting your device.

- EDGE-TO-EDGE PROTECTION: Gear4 cases wrap to the front of the phone to provide edge-to-edge protection. So you can take your phone on any adventure.

- SLIM, LIGHTWEIGHT CASE: Powerful protection doesn’t have to be bulky. The slim design of our cases allows your device to fit easily in your pocket and look stylish in your hand.

- WIRELESS CHARGING COMPATIBLE: Wireless charging is a must in a world that never stops. All Gear4 cases are wireless charging compatible which means you can drop your phone on any wireless charging pad for a quick charge without removing your case.

- MADE WITH SUSTAINBLE MATERIALS: Copenhagen is made with D3O Bio, a plant-based protection material made with 46% renewable resources, as opposed to fossil-based resources. Copenhagen is also partly constructed from recycled plastics and contains post-consumer waste or post-industrial regrind.