Review on 📱 Premium Saddle Brown Apple Leather Case with MagSafe for iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro - Enhance Your Style and Functionality by Ashton Dahmer

The corners of this case don't hold your phone well and if you ever drop your phone at right angle, your phone won't be protected. This is disappointing considering the premium price and the brand you are paying for. As several reviewers have written, the corners of their case have come loose and their concerns are well founded. For testing, I did the following to check the case for leaks: 1. Make sure the case is powered on2. Press the corner of the phone against your palms so that the corner of the screen is covered by your hands (to mimic that the phone's screen is pointed at the ground and your hands mimic the ground)3. Estimate how much pressure you need to put on your palm to make the case edge move away. Special attention, even if it's just a few millimeters. The bottom two corners of the case came off fairly easily, exposing the top of the frame. Keep in mind that this is a soft surface test only (my hands) but if this were a real test on a hard surface like concrete the case would not protect the phone. Upon further analysis, the rim of the case extends far enough to grip the phone but slightly exposes the bezel body for cosmetics and a "rimmed" look. I have a Spigen rubber phone case by comparison and the lips completely cover the bezel, but the grip is firm and will pass the palm test. There will be many other buyers with similar problems. But if it were a real test on hard surfaces like concrete, the case wouldn't protect the phone. Upon further analysis, the rim of the case extends far enough to grip the phone but slightly exposes the bezel body for cosmetics and a "rimmed" look. I have a Spigen rubber phone case by comparison and the lips completely cover the bezel, but the grip is firm and will pass the palm test. There will be many other buyers with similar problems. But if it were a real test on hard surfaces like concrete, the case would not protect the phone. Upon further analysis, the rim of the case extends far enough to grip the phone but slightly exposes the bezel body for cosmetics and a "rimmed" look. I have a Spigen rubber phone case by comparison and the lips completely cover the bezel, but the grip is firm and will pass the palm test. There will be many other buyers with similar problems.