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SoHo Snap for MagSafe Cell Phone Case - Black

Dual-layer, MagSafe Wireless Charging Case with Two-Tone Color Design
£39.99
£39.99
Color Black
About this product

The SoHo Snap phone case features dual-layer protection with a graphene-infused backplate that pulls heat away from your phone. SoHo offers 10 feet of drop protection but retains its lightweight design. it's dependable protection without the bulkiness.

  • 10ft\3m Drop Protection: SoHo Snap has been tested and proven to protect your phone from drops up to 10 feet (3 meters).1

  • Strengthened with Graphene: Graphene is harder than a diamond, yet more elastic than rubber, and up to 200x stronger than steel.

  • Heat Dissipation: Graphene can pull excessive heat away from your phone.

  • Dual Layer Protection: The graphene-infused back plate and TPU interior absorb and deflect the force of impact.

  • Protective, Not Bulky: The sidewalls of the case are 15% thinner than bulkier protective cases, helping to preserve the lightweight design.

  • 97% Recycled Content: SoHo Snap is made with up to 97% post-consumer recycled materials.2

  • Wireless Charging Compatible: SoHo Snap is MagSafe compatible and works with most wireless chargers.

  • Limited Lifetime Warranty: ZAGG warrants the product against wear and damage during the lifetime of the device for which the product was purchased.

1 Mil Std 810G 516: Drop protection standards tested by an independent third party.
2 Recycled material content is verified by an independent third party.

Warranty / Free replacements

Free replacements for life: If your screen protector or phone case breaks, we'll replace it. No questions asked. All you pay is shipping and handling. Please replace your screen protector immediately if it becomes damaged to continue protecting your device and avoid risk of injury.

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