IMPCT, iPhone 11 Pro Max
iPhone 11 Pro Max IMPCT Phone Case
iPhone 11 Pro Max IMPCT Phone Case
iPhone 11 Pro Max IMPCT Phone Case

iPhone 11 Pro Max IMPCT Phone Case

(13 reviews)
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$75.00

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Feature:
Fits iPhone 11 Pro Max (Not standard 11 or 11 Pro)
Feature:
Fits size LARGE mounts
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SKU: JG.IMPCT.iPhone11PM.
Availability Juggernaut.Case keeps limited quantities in stock, and most times an order will ship within a few days. Some items are built to order, with an average lead time of 2-4 weeks, but we strive to expedite products whenever possible.

SPECS

  • 3 ounces,  6.68" x 3.62" x 0.63"
  •  Not applicable
  •  4202122120
  •  USA
  • LARGE

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CUSTOMER REVIEWS

  • 5
    Jordan

    Posted by Jordan on Dec 6th 2023

    A great looking case feels solid, easy to grip highly recommended

  • 4
    Scott

    Posted by Scott on Oct 10th 2022

    Great product. Super fast shipping. Only reason for 4 stars is I can't put a tempered glass on. I wasted 2 trying to get on there. The sides of the case keeps the glass from sitting all the way down on screen. It leaves bubbles on the side. Be sides that I love the case.

  • 2
    Philip Wuellner

    Posted by Philip Wuellner on Mar 21st 2022

    Bout this because I loved the look and figured it would be tough. Also love the idea of a manually applied/removed charger protector that has multiple points of security. But, two times has it fallen off of my dryer. And in each time, a portion of the plastic used to hold the phone in from the top, a corner chipped off. If one corner fails, the case is manageable in every day life. Once both top corners fail, the only way to secure the phone and fake any semblance of protection is to apply a significant amount of tape. Worth nothing, with the tape securing the top, I've had no issues with my screen or any aspect of the phone's damage acquired. So the case 100% works, especially if you're willing to make it function similarly to how it should on its own.