Review on Shockproof Raptic Shield Clear Case For IPhone 11 Pro Max With Durable Aluminum Frame And Anti-Yellowing Technology, Military Tested For 10Ft Drop, Black by Caleb Eichbauer

I’ve had this case for just a few days. So far I’m impressed with the quality, seeming durability due to the reinforced edges, and the rubber bumpers. I’ve often found that most cases are slippery in the hand unless it’s got a rubber outer cover. The edges of this case are aluminum on the back and rubber on the sides and front. Additionally the metallic edges are angular which seems to help.The the design feature which directs the sound to the front seems to make a bit of difference but not big enough to make or break my liking of this case. It definitely does bring it to the front though, so there’s that.Additionally, I’ve read other reviews which describe difficulty in getting the phone in or out of the case. Although that was true the first time trying to get the phone in, and it was a bit difficult, I noticed that if I slipped the phone under the rubber edges rather than try to pop it in, that helped.I also like that each button (volume up & down, power) has a raised bump on it. Seems like a little thing, but it makes a difference.The reason, and only reason, I’ve given this case 4 stars is because it not only came scratched but has already gotten scratched as I’ve used this phone with normal use. This is a small thing to me though, because ultimately this case is to protect the phone, not so much for aesthetics. Having said that though, it’s a sharp looking case.As others have said, there is no screen protector included. I don’t know why one would assume there would be since it’s never mentioned anywhere. Speaking of screen protectors, I bought one before I picked up my new phone. I’ve found that the best protection has been Zagg. I’ve read about OtterBox Amplify because it’s made with Corningware glass but after a lot of reading it seems that Zagg has much more to offer. I can’t understand why anyone would invest over $1200 (like I did with the iPhone 11 Pro Max), spend money on a case, and not protect the screen. My X S Max got dropped several times, and that Zagg protector got cracked in a few places. The phone remained pristine. So, of course I suggest you get a Zagg screen protector in addition to buying this case.I’ve used OtterBox and Speck in the past. There has been nothing terribly wrong with either brand with the exception of slipperiness; that tended to be a big deal for me.If the need arises for a new case I expect that I will order another one just like this.