FlexQuartz Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max Case MagSafe Compatible - Cherry Blossom

*15 x stronger than the military standard* Advanced protection with Cherry Blossom style - if you want an impact protected case to safeguard your iPhone 15 Pro Max, but also want to show your love for the stunning Cherry Blossom season, Flex Quartz Cherry Blossom Edition is the one for you. Rigorously shock tested to 15 x the military standard, developed with our 16ft FlexShock™ multi-drop impact material, our sustainable bio-spice ingredient making this case over 60% biodegradable, embedded intelligent UV-resistant agents to fight against discolouration, and an exclusive and minimally stylish Cherry Blossom design with full MagSafe© compatibility, Flex Quartz Cherry Blossom Edition is the perfect case for showcasing your love for the natural world.

Why choose Flex Quartz?

• Military Standard - This case has been rigorously shock tested in a controlled lab environment, and is 15 x stronger than the military standard (MIL-STD-810).
• FlexShock™ - With 16ft impact protection, our industry-leading material technology absorbs impact like no other. It takes the heat produced by the force from impact and reforms your case structure, drop after drop.
• Waste Responsible Innovation - With our innovative bio-spice formula, over 60% of this case breaks down into the earth once you’re finished with it, leaving no trace of microplastics.
• UV Resistance - Embedded with intelligent UV-resistant agents, this case protects your device from damage and discolouration, for the lifetime of your device.
• MagSafe© Compatible - Embedded with a magnetic ring, this case is compatible with all your MagSafe© accessories, from battery chargers to car holders.

*More than 60% of this case is biodegradable. These cases feature our in-house Waste Responsible Innovation technology that will biodegrade in landfill environments in a matter of just a few years. Our materials have been independently tested by Eden Research Laboratory, Albuquerque, USA. This product is not considered biodegradable in some parts of the world, including California, Maryland, Washington and France.