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Sedona Snap for MagSafe Phone Case

Stylish, MagSafe-compatible, multi-layer case
€44,99
Sale price  €44,99 Regular price 
Color: Dusty Grape Purple
About this product

Elegance meets endurance in the multi-layer, stylish Sedona Snap case. Sedona Snap has 13 ft. drop protection, reinforced bumpers, and MagSafe-compatible wireless charging. Choose from a variety of nature-inspired color combinations.

  • Drop Resistant up to 13ft│4m: Sedona Snap has been tested and proven to protect your phone from drops up to 13 feet (4 meters).1

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

  • Reinforced Bumpers: Sedona Snap has impact-absorbing corner bumpers to defend the most vulnerable parts of your case.

  • Compatible with Magnetic Accessories: Sedona Snap is MagSafe-compatible and works with wireless chargers and magnetic accessories.

  • Up to 82% Recycled Content: Sedona Snap is made with up to 82% recycled content.2

  • Limited Lifetime Warranty: If your case breaks, we’ll replace it for the life of your device.

Sedona Snap blends rugged protection with refined style. With graphene strength, nature-inspired colors, and eco-conscious materials, it’s the perfect case for those who want durability without sacrificing elegance.

1 Mil Std 810G 516
2 Recycled material is certified through a third-party mass balance allocation process.

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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