What is the difference between a silicone and a plastic case?

A silicone case is soft and flexible, and it absorbs impact well. It grips in the hand, but it collects dust and yellows over time. A hard plastic (PC) case is thin and easy to keep clean, but it does not give under impact. For most people a TPU or hybrid case is the better compromise — it combines both.

How do I choose the right case?

Choose for the way you actually use the phone: if you drop it often, take a rugged case; if you want to keep the phone slim, TPU or silicone is enough; if you want to carry cards, pick a wallet case. Above all, check that the case is made for your exact phone model.

Does a case protect against drops?

Yes, though how much depends on the type. A thin silicone case keeps scratches away and helps with low falls. Rugged cases such as UAG or Spigen Tough Armor are drop-tested from 2–3 metres and give the most protection.

Why does a clear silicone case turn yellow?

UV light and the natural oils on your skin cause it. It is normal and cannot be prevented entirely. Tip: a darker colour or a clear TPU case yellows far less visibly.

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Fits: Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max

Loop Thin Mag case for iPhone 17 Pro Max 6,9" dark blue

Phone Cases

Loop Thin Mag case for iPhone 17 Pro Max 6,9" dark blue

Name: Loop Thin Mag case for iPhone 17 Pro Max 6,9" dark blue
Brand: Apple
SKU: 6877967
Price: 6.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

SKU: 5907504554938

Price

€6.99

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Color

Blue

Material

TPU

Protection

Reliable device protection

Quality

Premium materials

Perfect Fit

Designed for your device

Compatible devices

iPhone 17 Pro Max

Description

The dark blue Loop Thin Mag case is designed for iPhone 17 Pro Max (6.9-inch). Its 1.8 mm TPU body has a soft microfiber lining, an orange finger loop and an integrated magnet rated by the supplier at 1800 Gs.