UAG Designed for iPhone 16 Pro Max Case 6.9" Monarch Pro - Compatible with MagSafe Charging Rugged Heavy Duty Shockproof Anti-Slip Military Grade Protective Cover, Carbon Fiber

The best cases I have found. A phone that cost as much as the 16 pro max deserves a good case that will protect it. I often work on ladders and could have my phone fall a large distance. The few times it happened it just bounced around and landed undamaged. I had this on an older 13 pro max and when I traded it in I got full price because it had no damage at all.

I’m a pipe welder and put anything I own through some tough testing! This case has protected my phone through several drops including a drop of @20 feet. I was worried climbing down the scaffold that my phone was going to be cracked but it didn’t even have a scratch on it! Excellent product that I would recommend to anyone looking for security for their phone.

Just put it on a new iPhone 16 Pro Max. Feels solid and looks good. I have used Otterbox for years but wanted to go a different route from a soft rubberized case. I also use Steelie mounts in my truck and needed a magnet that would stick well. On the Otterbox this meant cutting a hole in the back of the case so the Steelie magnet would stick well to the hard shell under the outer part. It was doable but a pain. The Steelie magnet sticks well to the center of the UAG case. I lose air charging capabilities by having the magnet there but I prefer the USB-C cable anyway as I have Apple CarPlay enabled in my F150. The magnet on the back also has the dual purpose of being able to stick to anything made of metal. That’s awesome for putting it on the fridge, the workout equipment, pretty much anywhere on the ship when you go on a cruise and want to mount it quick to take a phone pic. Anyway, back to the UAG case, I’ve looked at them for a while and decided I’d pay the price when I replaced my phone. It’s a legit, well constructed case. No regrets.

I sit on my phone as I keep it in my back pocket. I had an otter box prior to this case and my phone was crushed. Fortunately I had a service agreement and got the phone replaced. I did a lot of research on phone cases. Most are good for impact protection but no crush protection. This case fits the bill for impact and crush protection.

UAG always. You can’t go wrong. From the build to the feel in hand. I get this one vs the Monarch Pro only due to it being slightly thinner, better in hand and works on all mag safe and my in car wireless charger

So Far 👀&Seems Really Good.🧐👍 I have the Apple 16 pro Max one terabyte that was very heavy and the edges actually kinda hurt to handle a little bit while you’re holding it after a while. This seems to have made that go away. Much more comfortable to hold and I have already managed to test it out as far as protecting the phone and that seemed to go well.😇🤣🖖

This is my second UAG protective case used on my Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max for 3 years. Dropped my iPhone 14 Pro Max numerous times 😮 without being damaged or scratched in any way. Just purchased a new iPhone 16 Pro Max and without a doubt got the new UAG kevlar pro model protector case immediately. This company UAG is without any doubt the finest protection cases for cellphone's you can ever purchase. Ease of installation, grip, accurate fit, rugged style and most importantly drop protection up to 25 feet you can get. When you compare UAG to Otter the quality of UAG is in my opinion unequivocally is superior. The UAG line of mobile cellphone cases are not cheap but the protective protection you get on expensive cell phones is well worth the extra cost.

This is my third UAG case, but only because I'm on my third iPhone since I first discovered them. I freaking love these cases!! Every other case looks cheap and flimsy to me, and I practically cried (OK, a bit of an exaggeration) when I realized the case from my old 12 Pro Max would not fit my new 16 Pro Max. But, fortunately they still make them and I was able to buy a replacement case. My UAG case really does feel like a set of armor, and my previous UAG cases have allowed their contents to survive multiple drops onto unforgiving surfaces. OK, now for the bad news. I was excited to find out that the case has been redesigned to allow Magsafe charging, which I saw as a serious design flaw in the previous versions. Alas, it does not work very well. While my phone in the case *shows* that it's charging, it really isn't. If I want it to charge, I have to plug it into a USB-C cable. It's not a huge deal, for some it might be a deal-breaker, which is why I'm only giving the case four stars.