pitaka iPhone 16 Pro Case 6.3” - MagSafe Compatible, Ultra Slim with Caseless Feel, 600D Aramid Fiber Woven - Black/Grey (Twill)

First of all I am use Pitaka cases for about a 6+ years for every new iPhone that was released and for other products that I have and for what Pitaka makes accessories. And for that years I also tried many other cases from other companies so I can make my own user experience from compare different products. And I can say for sure that when you get any of Pitaka products you always can be sure that it will top quality product that looks and feels premium. Pitaka for few last years increase available variants and colors for their products and now anyone can find variant that he likes. About this model: Pros: Quality that you feel and see, starting from packing Remarkable Pitaka design New improved Amber Magnet Film coating that allows integrate MagSafe to make case even more thinner and lighter and have very strong MagSafe accessories connection. Feels and looks luxury. Not dull cheap carbon like product. Not slip (!) - that very important for me. Fit perfectly + and as in previous year case there is included in pack special stickers/pads - for improve fit in situations when because of quite different manufacturing tolerances fit was not perfect. I never see in other brands products anything like this - it can tell how much Pitaka worry for their customers to be sure that they have best user experience. It is so light and thin, even more than previous years so you can feel pure design of iPhone but with improved tactile and protection. It help me to get rid of new camera button accidental pressings that I was have with original silicon case. And you can see on my photo how much thinner it is, after using Pitaka Ultra-Slim case using original silicon case feels bulky and not comfortable. Cons Price Because of lightweight and slim - ultra-slim case display protection not as good as in other their cases. No included bonuses like screen protector of something.

I found portals two years ago when I was looking for a super thin case for my iPhone 14 Pro, so when I got the new 16 Pro I knew I had to try out pitakas newest case and it once again blew me away. To start, though this case is very thin and light, it does of course add some weight, but that added weight is welcomed with this extremely light phone. (For the couple of days I had it outside of the case I was always terrified that it would slip right out of my hands)! Along with that it adds a nice bit of grip to the back and sides as well as adding some extra protection and stability over the 14 pro case. The camera protector this year is a natural silver (solving the problem of the paint wearing off of the black painted ones) and when putting the phone down on its back, it feels very stable to type with, not nearly as rocky as without the case. I would also like to point out how portals dealt with the new camera button. Their cutout design works amazingly well, I haven’t had any accidental presses since using this case and you can barely tell it’s there, but when you do need it, the case gives it a ton of space, allowing you to easily slide your finger right across, something that’s been an issue with other cutout cases. I will say though, the sides this year pop out the least they have before, so be warned if you’re using a screen protector, the screen protector glass might make contact when putting the phone face down, but on the positive side, the edges of the case never get in the way! This case is great and I couldn’t recommend it more for someone wanting a thin, sleek, beautifully designed case!

I’ve owned iPhones since the 3G and have upgraded nearly every year. Always been a fan of minimalist cases because I don’t like the additional bulk, and I’m typically pretty careful with not scratching or dropping my phones. I just want a case that’s ultra slim, has added grip since the iPhones are really slippery, and doesn’t have any protruding edges to get in the way when swiping towards the edges of the display. I’ve tried many cases throughout the years, and they all have their pros/cons. The couple of ultra slim cases on top of my list are the Peel/Torras and Spigen Thin Fit cases. While the Peel/Torras cases are probably the thinnest I’ve owned, they offer zero protection other than to prevent scratching, but the biggest issue I have with them is how slippery the cases are. In fact, I found them to be even more slippery than the phone itself. Then came the Spigen Thin Fit, which was actually my go-to for a couple iPhone upgrades. It was thin and offered a soft-touch type of grip which I really liked. Over time, however, the thin portions of the edges such as around the volume buttons would crack, and the corners would start wearing out. These were more cosmetic issues, but the case overall served me well, and I appreciated the stealth black aesthetics. The all-black Spigen case was starting to look a little bland after a few years, and then I came across Pitaka. I’ve always loved the carbon fiber look, and so their cases instantly caught my eye. The price was tough to swallow compared to the other cases I mentioned above, but not too much more compared to the bulkier cases from other name brand case manufacturers. Seeing I’m paying for it only once every time I got a new phone, I decided to try it out, and I’m super glad I did. I’ve been a Pitaka fan since I got their first case for my iPhone 8, and I’ve exclusively bought their cases ever since all the way up to the current iPhone 16 Pro. Their minimalist cases have all been a perfect fit, with enough grip, minimal edges to not get in the way of swiping around the display edges, outstanding aesthetics, and long term durability. I’ve especially always loved how the bottom of the case has zero edges because I swipe up so often from the bottom, but others have disliked the lack of protection. This year, they took it one step further and added coverage on the bottom, but they didn’t make the bottom edge sit as high up as the other sides so you’d continue not to feel the case when swiping up. I love their attention to detail such as this. Another thing they did was embed magnets to this thin case so that your magsafe accessories attach sturdily. In prior years, they had two case models: an ultra thin air case without magnets, and a magsafe case that has magnets but is a little thicker and heavier. This year, they were able to have an ultra thin case with embedded magnets, doing away with needing another thicker, heavier model if you wanted magnets. I’ve had numerous products from Pitaka over the years - from each of their iPhone case iterations, to their car mount chargers and their Apple charging station, and none have disappointed. They’re all carefully thought through to be practical, functional, durable, and to look good. Their customer support is also always super responsive if you have questions or need help. Pitaka will be my go-to for all Apple accessories for years to come.

First, know that this case is meant to showcase the slimness of the phone, offer little to no bulk, and offer style over protection. None of these ultra thin cases will offer great protection aside from small drops. The edges do go higher than the screen, but just marginally in order to preserve the look. This is my second Pitaka case with the first one having a carbon weave and more protection so I can safely say they have a version to meet your needs. I went with this one to keep the profile of my phone slim while offering a bit of protection and a lot of style. The one thing Pitaka gets right is style and attention to detail. Each corner is perfectly detailed and the weave is 100% laser straight on both the cases I own. I’ve had other wove style cases and that is not always the norm. Pitaka has certainly lived up to the price point and delivered something that stands out in both quality and looks. The overall feel is very nice as well. Sort of a matte finish. The weave is only slightly covered over with the coating they have so you feel a bit of it giving you added grip and a nice tactile feel. The cutouts are precise and allow easy access to the buttons. If you’re worried about the price point of this case, don’t be. It’s evident that it was made to last. My only complaint is really due to the protruding cameras on the iPhone which force the protecting bezel to stick out just past them so the case can’t really lay flat. That’s more of a critique on apple though.

I really like the look and feel of this case. It’s much thinner than any other phone case I’ve had. The grip is just right in my view, with enough texture that I don’t think it could be easily dropped. It’s not as sticky as silicone, but I’ve been through a variety of those (both Apple and knock off) on previous phones, and they tend to start peeling here and there after some time. I don’t like the look of hard plastic cases, and find them a little slippery, plus they’re usually too thick for my taste. This case is slightly expensive though. Also it likely wouldn’t help much if you do drop the phone. Overall it’s grippy, stylish, and oh so thin.

The Pitaka case for the iPhone 16 Pro is a fantastic choice for those who want premium protection without the bulk. Made from 1500D aramid fiber, this case feels incredibly lightweight and slim, giving you a near-caseless experience while still offering excellent durability. It’s also compatible with MagSafe, so all wireless charging and accessories work flawlessly. Pros: • Ultra-Thin and Light: The case is impressively slim and doesn’t add any noticeable bulk to the phone. • Premium Feel: The woven texture of the aramid fiber gives it a smooth, almost silky feel, while also providing a good grip. • MagSafe Compatibility: Works seamlessly with MagSafe chargers and accessories. • Durability: Despite its thinness, the 1500D aramid fiber feels sturdy and strong. Cons: • Limited Drop Protection: Due to its thin profile, this case doesn’t offer as much protection from heavy drops as bulkier alternatives. • Price: It’s on the pricier side, but the premium quality justifies it for those who want a sleek, minimalist case. Overall, the Pitaka case is perfect for users who prioritize style, thinness, and MagSafe functionality over heavy-duty protection. If you’re looking for a case that feels like you’re not using one at all, this is an excellent option.

I've always been a fan of minimalist cases that let my iPhone's design shine through, but finding one that also offers decent protection has been a challenge. The Pitaka Aramid Fiber case for the iPhone 16 Pro changes that. This case is a testament to quality construction and thoughtful design, and it's quickly become my everyday essential. Build Quality & Feel: * Premium Materials: The aerospace-grade aramid fiber feels incredible in the hand. It's smooth yet grippy, offering a reassuring hold without being bulky. The case is also remarkably thin and lightweight, adding minimal bulk to the phone. * Impeccable Craftsmanship: The weave pattern is flawless, and the precise cutouts ensure perfect access to all ports and buttons. You can tell Pitaka paid attention to every detail. * MagSafe Compatibility: The built-in magnets align perfectly with MagSafe accessories, and the case supports wireless charging without a hitch. Protection: * Everyday Defense: While not a rugged case, the aramid fiber provides excellent scratch resistance and can handle minor bumps and drops. The slightly raised edges offer some protection for the screen and camera lenses. * Long-lasting Beauty: Unlike other cases that discolor or wear out over time, the aramid fiber maintains its pristine look. This case is an investment in both protection and style. Overall: The Pitaka Aramid Fiber case is a masterpiece of minimalist design and premium construction. It offers just the right amount of protection without sacrificing the sleek lines of the iPhone 16 Pro. If you're looking for a case that feels as good as it looks, this is the one. Pros: * Premium aramid fiber construction * Thin, lightweight, and grippy * Precise cutouts and MagSafe compatibility * Excellent scratch resistance * Maintains its beauty over time Cons: * None

TL;DR: Extremely thin and stylish with a nice textured feel, but the fit on my phone is not as secure as I would like and the aramid fiber shows damage more quickly than expected, which makes the high price harder to justify. I picked up this Pitaka case because I love the idea of a minimal, high tech shell that keeps the iPhone feeling almost caseless. On that front, it delivers. The case is impressively thin, and the aramid fiber has a subtle texture that feels premium in the hand. The MagSafe ring is integrated cleanly, and wireless charging still works fine on my chargers and stands. However, using it for a while revealed a few issues that are worth knowing before you spend this kind of money on a thin case. First, the fit. While it technically snaps on, it does not lock onto the phone as securely as many other cases I have used. Along the edges and corners I can feel a bit of flex if I press or twist, and in a pocket or bag it sometimes feels like it could be nudged loose with a sideways push. I never actually had it fall off in normal use, but I also never fully trusted that it was gripping the phone as firmly as it should, especially given the cost and the flagship phone it is protecting. Second, durability. Aramid fiber is marketed as a tough material, but in this implementation it is more cosmetic than armor. After what I would consider light to moderate use, including some bumps and scuffs that any case should see, the weave started to show visible damage. Small fibers began to stick out where the surface had been nicked. Once that happens the case no longer looks clean and it is hard to smooth them back down. There is no rubber bumper or thicker outer layer to hide wear, so every little scrape is right there on display. Protection is also limited by design. This is a very thin case, which many people want, but it means you do not get much of a lip over the screen or heavy cushioning around the corners. If you are careful and mostly want scratch protection on the back plus MagSafe compatibility, that may be acceptable. If you are looking for real drop security, pairing this with a good screen protector or even a different style of case might be wiser. Taken together, I would call this a decent case for someone who values thinness and aesthetics above all else and who treats their phone gently. For that narrow use it works, but the combination of a somewhat loose feeling fit, visible damage from relatively small impacts, and a premium price makes it hard for me to recommend as a first choice. Many simpler, less expensive thin cases provide a more secure grip and will not show damage as quickly, even if they do not have the same exotic material story. Thanks for reading!! (Assuming you did…) Write to me if you have any additional questions

Me ah aguantado muchas caídas fuertes, si se raspa pero al teléfono no le pasa nada y se siente muy bien al agarrar el teléfono!

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Ótimo mesmo

Ce sont les meilleures coques, de très haute qualité, très fines et qui n’épaississent pas du tout le téléphone lui-même. La qualité est au plus haut niveau.

Just got a tactile woven case. Now as far as the fit and feel go it is a great case but as far as protection maybe not as much. For people who expect cost to mean protection it doesn’t. This case says it is meant to be stylish and flexibly light. If one wants protection maybe get the tougher, more rugged, military grade case or try an otterbox/life proof case. Most cases these days are meant for a minimalist feel not for serious protection. Love the case though.