Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very pleased with the protection this case offers my 14 Pro Max. The case is lightweight and not too bulky.

One of the best for iPhone 14 Pro Max. I was going to buy camera tempered glass, but this saved me from the extra money being spent.

Case is amazing camera protector does a good job protecting the cameras

It's a nice sturdy case, but I'd give it a 3-4 star review. On the plus side, it's sturdy. I've already dropped it once while shooting and phone is fine. I also appreciate the lens protector feature. The cons are that I find myself frequently taking unintentional screenshots because of placement of case in relation to phone's on/off button. Lastly, when taking photos with your phone in the case, be sure to flip the clip sideways or you will end up with a lot of photos that look like this one.

Clip broke in less than a month! There is a issue with the center of the clip which collapsed and broke the piece behind it. Super disappointed!! Can use the clip anymore!

It did fit perfectly on my iPhone 13 Pro Max but it kept my power botton press down so I was un able to use the power botton this was my mistake for buying knowing it was for iPhone 14 but I bought it anyway only cuz it had mag safe

If you want to skip the slightly funny story and get to the answer you seek: YES, this case will protect your phone from all manner of drops from inches to several feet at minimum. I have had a couple of them and they can take a drop the likes of which only an elite few can survive. I have used them for a long time and have a medical condition that forces me to test EVERY case and screensaver I ever use. The camera shield slide works well and is a nice addition that even fewer have beyond your basic raised rim. I have seen raised rims around both front of phones and around camera lenses fail spectacularly when the surface they were dropped on happened to have just a stray rock on the flat surface or concrete/driveway paving material be the rocky type and no raised rim or lip will help in that moment if the rock is taller from flat ground surface than that raised rim/lip is height wise from the screen or lens. That is simple science. If it hits something that is taller than that very close distance from top of ridge/lip to screen or lens and small enough to be able to get to the screen or lens…you need to have the best screen protector you can get on it and pray to whatever deity (or none) that you do (or do not) pray to that it saves the phone screen or lens(es). The slide over lens protector does a great job of providing a shield wall that can overcome such a drop. I will go ahead and say that it can be an issue at times if you need to suddenly take or try to take a picture of something and you forget that the lens door is slid over. Until your brain catches up to why your screen is black…you will be confused until you remember the slide door and reach back and move it across. You might miss whatever the shot is that you are trying to get. It will help if you keep only this case on All of the time and you make it a habit of just trying to take quick camera shots where you practice moving the shield over from closed position. If you do that exercise fairly often, it can make it more of a reflex/muscle memory action and even if it’s not slid over you won’t lose much time by making the attempt to move it over and finding it already clicked open while trying to get the shot. Have I seen drops where the camera lens shield popped out of the back of the case…yes. In those super rare instances, the shield was easy to pop back into place and worked fine afterwards. The phone in those cases sustained no damage either. It feels thin enough to not mimic a lifeguard flotation ring in your pocket while still providing protection on the same or higher level than much bulkier “maximum” protection multilayer phone cases. The box on the back that houses the sliding camera lens shield is quite big. The lip/wall of it sticks out well beyond the rest of the case. This can be a problem with some magnetic/Magsafe charging stands or car mounts where the entire phone back needs to rest against the surface of it to charge. Unless the charging stand surface is fairly shot, it will not work. It will work fine with most of those charging stands or car holders if you can place it in landscape mode or if you can place it in a landscape position (horizontal) and the charger surface then be rotated where the phone is straight up and down (vertical). I have not had a problem with charge cradle arms being strong enough to keep it from sliding out since the lens shield box would most likely stop it from sliding all the way down and out. The case does what it says. It lives up to its promises. The open space surrounding the charge port at the bottom is large enough to accommodate most charger cable tips unless they are very wide/tall and those cords with a multi 3-4 different type device connection all on one head do not generally work. The layout of those heads tend to be just thick enough at the base of each different connector to keep the one you need from reaching the depth it needs to in order to charge your device. It is a good looking case and has a nice texture to grip it with. The lens shield does its job well. Make sure you home and car charging devices will be able to work knowing about the box on the back and remember that you need to slide the back camera lens cover open when trying to make a quick shot and you will have a case that protects greater than all except for an elite few. **Now back to our regularly scheduled programming: I have Narcolepsy with Cataplexy. I have it pretty bad to be honest. If I stand still or sit still or just relax for a few moments too long..I run the risk of just suddenly blacking out with no warning. Me and whatever I’m holding at the time is headed towards the floor or counter or wall or mouth of volcano or.. well you get the idea. I come back awake super fast also but sometimes it’s not fast enough (for those who want to picture it and get a laugh…the girl wearing the football helmet in that Deuce Bigelow movie is accurate enough for argument’s sake). I have no choice but to use the toughest cases and screen protectors that can be found. I have many years experience trying case after case to find the most protective of all. I’ve tried everything from every model of Otterbox, Lifeproof, UAG, Mous, Pelican, Insignia, Hitcase, Catalyst, various bumper, and all kinds in between. This case holds its own and is one of the three cases that I ever use. I have seen every single one of them fail to some degree at least once if not more. The only thing that has ever occurred using this case from a drop is the lens shield ejecting but it was easy to put back in and the phone was fine. Get a strong screen protector as it does not have one built in. There are no multiple pieces and rubber numbers to try and connect all together. It fits tightly as a 1 piece case. It’s not a case for someone to take their phone in and out of it all the time. It holds firmly to the phone and keeps it from ejecting during a drop and it takes a little effort to push the phone out of it once in. That isn’t a bad thing. I’ve seen very expensive multi piece “extreme protection” cases split apart every time during impact and also eject the phone in the process. Constant removal of a phone from a tight grip case will simply cause material stretch that could cause phone ejection or might cause damage to any case material seams. I endorse this case.

Not as good as my old Mophie juice pack case for an XR as the case seems to be a little short on the edges for screen protection on the 14 pro max. I’ve already shattered a ZAGG screen protector with an impact on the edge of the screen. Also phone slips out of the case that is used for the clip. Still in a case, but I get nervous about how easily it could come out and I might not notice. Prior to purchasing I did compare to the Otterbox Defender which I felt was ever shorter on protection and was not as rugged. It does have a cover for the charging port if using a Lighting cord that is a little bit of a pain to use but It seems sturdy enough after almost 4 months of use, however I question whether it will crack and fall off after a year’s worth of bending the plastic hinge to open and close the port. It also has a cover for the cameras which closes over the lenses for the best protection I’ve seen from from any case that was available at purchase. 5 STARS FOR THOSE COVERS. Overall I would recommend this case as long as a very good screen protector is used.

I just purchased a new iPhone 14 Pro Max and used the Otterbox case sold by the supplier.. Since it did not provide any way to safely carry the phone except in my hand, all the time, I went looking for a better solution. I found it with the EvoMax Holster Case with MagSafe.. The store mgr let me try it for fit and it fit the phone perfectly. The belt clip keeps phone secured to me, and the slide over camera cover on the back protects the 3 cameras of the iPhone 14 Pro Max. VERY well thought out, rated for 20 ft multi drop test. Very nicely done product.. Not cheap, but I just paid a lot of money for an expensive phone that now has a high history of people breaking them, so it's extra insurance. Worth the cost.

Heavy duty case with a slim profile. Camera lens cover is a big plus along with MagSafe compatibility. Not to mention, lip of lens cover is handy for resting phone on index finger while using it. Holster is definitely handy during outdoor work, it beats having the phone in pocket while bending, squating and lifting. No cons for this case.

nice and solid case. great protection but at a price .I found it made my iphone twice as heavy. the camera bump makes balancing in hand awkward. Camera bump sliding door seemed a bit flimsy. I returned it for a UAG case

I work in construction and this is the best case I’ve ever bought. I’m on my second case only because I’ve been distracted enough to hit the clip while walking around, but the case itself has save my phone many times. Including when it fell from a 20’ scissor lift straight to the ground and nothing happened to my iPhone.

This is the case for someone who wants a holster; for someone who wants a sliding camera lens cover; for someone that wants a port cover; for someone who wants the MagSafe charger compatibility. pressing on the case buttons works really well, and the holster clip can lock and act as a stand. Highly recommend this case. Wish it came in different colors, that would make this case even more compelling to get.

The MagSafe is actually working well. I don't use the holster but definitely it's a plus. The camera lenses cover well. It helps keep the phone raised with a slight incline and keeps it level.

This case is nice and having the option to protect the cameras is great but the only resson I took a star off is the buttons. The buttons are way to easy to click and I find myself making accidental clicks, presses and screenshots. Great case nonetheless.

I have to say this phone case by far is the best I’ve had. I especially live that the lense on the back can be protected by sliding the part over it! Very durable!

Really cool case has kept my phone safe and sound pretty extreme conditions especially my lens on the back of my phone

Perfect fit. Great quality. Camera protection bump feels slightly awkward but only at first. There are benefits. No more smashed camera bump phobia or wiping camera lense fingerprints every time you take a picture. Raised area makes holding phone one handed for extended periods easier as a lighter grip works. Bump ridge with small indents helps prevent phone from sliding around as much on a bumpy car ride.

Durable, rugged and keeps the ports clean! Camera lenses are protected with the slide door cover. Doesn’t get caught in the pockets

Awesome case. Way better than the Otterbox Defender(XT/Pro) never really liked or trusted the flimsy thin pieces of plastic that make up the internal portion of the defender. And then the outside layer of rubber including the little flaps for the mute switch and power connector cover always warp with use and time. This case is super grippy, thin, very form fitting and will not come off unless you want it to. Once it pops in, it’s IN! The inside where your phone sits is soft rubbery material all around. Not some cheap thin plastic. Also, the magnet for the MagSafe is amazingly strong. Holds my heavy 14ProMax onto my Belkin Vent Car Mount very tightly. I’ve hit plenty of huge bumps in the road and it didn’t budge! The version online looked gray in pictures but this one is black with orange accents for the buttons and inside protective edging. Looks very slick and high quality. Tech21 knocked it our if the park.