Arc Pulse Compatible with iPhone 16 Pro Max Phone Case (2024), Minimalist Protective Shock Absorption Aerospace Grade Aluminum Shells + Elastomer Inlays Easy Fit 6.9 inch (Aluminum Polished Silver)

This is the case I use for my phone daily and it protects the phone well. It has a unique looks and feel.

A little pricey but it's the best minimalist case I've ever had for an iPhone. I highly recommend this case!

Love having this on my phone, dropped it a couple times and not even a scratch.

Here’s the truth… unless you work construction, venture frequently outdoors or are extremely clumsy, you don’t particularly need “full coverage”. Most people want to prevent bumps and nicks, have a little extra grip and retain the aesthetics of a device you paid a premium for. Arc Pulse nailed it. I used to be super unhappy with most cases as most felt like a waste of money due to poor materials, usability over time and what felt like unnecessary bulk. The Arc Pulse is of an exceptional build quality, uses great materials and has a bit of a hold so it wouldn’t slip out of your hand. It’s just very thoughtfully designed. It hasn’t fallen off or anything, feels very secure and acts as a nice bumper to protect the back and front from coming into direct contact with surfaces like tables, counters or desks. Well done Arc Pulse. I’m a huge fan. Really well done.

Was heavily used, dirty and wasn’t even for the correct iPhoneA disastrous transaction

No the best it feels cheap and it’s not even metal of any sort it’s just cheap plastic

As case companies eventually (and hopefully) create more cases with actual Camera Control covers, I won’t ever really be fond of cases with huge cutouts. Thus, this attracted me towards Arc Pulse.I ended up getting a case from their own website a few months ago, and I must say, this is such a unique case in many ways. First off, it’s pretty much guaranteed that NO ONE else around you will have this same case, and it’s not the typical silicone or plastic case that most people have. Secondly, it definitely allows you to almost feel like you have a naked iPhone.The pressure fit is solid so no need to worry about these bumpers falling off. It takes quite a bit of effort to slide them on/off. The shininess is amazing and it gives the iPhone a flashier look if you’re into that ever since Apple moved to the titanium material versus their older stainless steel sides. Swiping in all directions is great also since there’s no case lip to cover any of those areas.Depending on the item, this case won’t interfere with the majority of MagSafe items, especially if you have the Pro Max size. Can’t say the same for the smaller sized iPhone since I’ve seen reviews on certain wallets and batteries not sitting flush at all.I do like the fact that I can lay the iPhone face down now since the corners are raised higher than the screen.My one gripe is that the corners do feel very bulbous, and for me, that makes gripping the phone in one hand slightly more difficult. The thickness does make the iPhone feel ever so slightly wider.Might take a lot more resources to try to thin these bumpers out while not compromising the quality or protection these bumpers give, although, please don’t get this case thinking your phone will survive a nasty fall.Durability seems great so far after these two or so months of owning it. Granted, I usually baby my phone anyways so the wear and tear is pretty minimal compared to the average user.Overall, I love how you will really stand out in the case world with Arc Pulse and how it allows you to lay the phone on the screen side while allowing the iPhone to show off its design elements.

The Arc Pulse is polarizing; people seem to either love it or hate it. It’s funny though, that most of the people who knock it have never tried it, and those that have tried it, love it. It truly is a game changer, with above military grade drop protection in a package that weighs a mere 18 grams, all while providing full access to the raw phone. Arc has accomplished something no other case maker has been able to. My new favorite case, by far.