Dataroad for iPhone 15 Pro Max Slim Case[Paper-Thin]0.2mm 6.7 Inch,with 2 Screen Protector Tempered Glass,Translucent Skin Fit Back[Non Yellowing]Ultra Full Protective Cover[Anti-Fingerprints],Gray

It came with two screen protectors, which are the nicest I've seen. Excited to try those out, too. Wit hthe case, I am DONE with Peel. I went through THREE of their $39.99 ultra thin cases. Now I'm just going to stock up on a few more of these. Better grip. Perfect fit.[EDIT Update]: The DataRoad screen protectors provided are the best fit I've ever tried on any iPhone. I'm going buy more right now!

All speaker holes are precisely fitted as well as the regular buttons even has camera lens sitting cover if the only had a MagSafe version

It really feels like you don’t have a case on! Probably one of my favorite cases. If I could change one thing it would be to add buttons to the sides because it’s hard to tell that you have buttons on the sides.

Mirror Mirror on the Wall: Who’s the thinnest of them all? All of the slimmest of ultra slim cases are an impressively slender .35mm thick. Until Japan’s Dataroad. Can you tell the difference between its .20mm thickness and the best cases from Caudabe, Peel and Tozo? I specialize in tech reviews and have always personally used this type for several iPhones. Love the thin and minimalistic aesthetic. My first DataRoad was for an iPhone 12 and I was impressed other than the obtrusive company logo on the reverse side. I ordered again for my new iPhone 13 and was delighted to see no logo.The verdict: if you don’t mind the usual risks of drop damage, this thinnest of all Dataroad matches all of the phone cutouts well and is a sleek and good looking fit. It is the most comfortable to hold yet offering the least protection around the camera. The precise cutouts around the camera best both Caudable and Tozo’s decision to just cut out a full square.

Case is nice and thin and fits perfect but the included screen protectors has no camera or ear piece cutout prompting me to purchase a separate screen protector from another vendor.

Cheap looking. Lens protection is level with lens giving minimal protection. Screen protection is non existent. Keep looking.

Good design and color but unfortunately the one I got had a raised corner. I wasn’t able to ‘bend’ it into place. As a result it was not fully protecting the front side corner, so it will be returned. This is the Frosted Clear case for iPhone 15 Pro.

Case arrived today and so far (two hours in) I'm very impressed. As a disclaimer, if you're searching for a very minimal and thin case, I'm assuming you're not overly concerned with serious protection. Because this case is definitely not that. But that's not what I was looking for. I wanted something to mostly protect against basic drops and scratches that wasn't overly thick and didn't add much heft/weight. This seems to fit the bill.First off, it is very thin and light. When you take it out of the box it almost felt like just another part of the packaging. It's a soft, flexible, molded piece of plastic. As you try to snap it on it almost feels like it could crack with too much pressure. No idea how easy it would to do so, but I've taken it off and on a couple times with no problems. The biggest win so far has been the fit. I've seen other cheap, thin case reviews that say the side/back isn't flush or the camera bumps don't fit in the holes correctly. This case really does fit well. Cameras all line up perfectly with their holes, button bumps are in the right spot and the general fit of the phone itself is great. There is no wiggle/movement of the case because it's so flush.Other things to note:• The slight frosted transparency look is really nice. You can see the back apple logo and the metal side of the phone through the case, but it is muted because it's not fully clear.• It feels great in my hand. It's not overly smooth and there is enough texture to feel like it will help with grip.• There is just a slight lip on the top (screen side) and the camera lenses which should provide a bit of protection from scratches and small drops.• I've tried one magsafe product (a tripod mount) and it still feels like the magnets hold the phone strongly in place. Maybe a slight weakening of the hold overall, but you should be able to use your magsafe products with this case on. (assuming the product has a decent magnet itself)*** Adding some info about three months later. As far as durability goes, it's not the greatest. But it is still inline with what I expected from such a thin case. I've had a couple pretty gnarly falls and the case protected the phone really well. In doing so, the case did crack a bit. So it absorbed the fall, but took a hit in the process. However, I actually melted it down just a touch to fix the crack. Got a lighter and heated up the case until I could gently smooth it over before it cooled. Not perfect, but it worked well enough. All that to say, the case still fits and only has minor cosmetic damage. Overall, don't expect top quality from this case. But or a cheaper super thin case, it's nice enough.

This is perfect if you like a super slim case. It’s so slim you can’t even tell you have a phone case hugging your phone. Perfect!

Edit: 2.5 months in, the top corners are warping outwards. I guess a minimalist case like this just isn’t meant to last long term.This is exactly the case I’ve been looking for. It fits the phone tight, feels and looks great.The screen protector adhesive is bad, it begins to show what looks like air bubbles after only about a week or so. Happened on both of mine, and the phone was never dropped.If these were really cheap, I’d still give it 5 stars and buy a few extra for when they inevitably warp or break. Since it’s sort of a disposable case at this point, I can’t really justify the price

Somewhat more rigid than soft, good finish but slightly slippery material. Slimmest of my cases, and won’t protect in case of drops. I think it’s my new fav.