NOMADRugged Case for iPhone 15 Pro Case Compatible with MagSafe & Wireless Charging, 15ft Shockproof, 360 Protective Bumper Phone Case - Atlantic Blue

I have a leather nomad iphone 11 case before and it’s still alive and good. I bought an otterbox case for my iphone 15 pro to try it out because it was popular and the price was reasonable. it turns out the otterbox case has was okay while it was new. Then after less then a year, the case seems to have lost its grip or tightness especially on the four corners, and the buttons are not as clicky and tend to stick making them hard to press.I decided to buy this while it was on sale prime day, and ive never been happier. It offers all around protection; the front, the back, the camera, the sides are really tough and well protected. The inside is lined with microfiber material. The buttons are all clicky and responsive. It has raised corners at the back so your phone lays flat and doesn’t move or tilt. The grip is also good since the sides have a little concave channel for your fingers or hand. It doesn’t add too much size but then again i have big hands. All my magsafe accessories and chargers work with it. As a bonus, my phone’s color matches the case seems to be fingerprint resistant. All in all this is an excellent case and great investment.

Is a nice case. Feels quality.The only problem is the raised edges.They collect lint or dusty easy.

Really wanted to love this case since so many seem to like it, but like 95% of all cell phone cases these days it's just far too slippery. They must be getting kick backs from the cell phone companies to aid people in dropping their phones! :)The buttons are great, and it fits nice, but the but the camera protection is very poor, the case is basically the same height as the camera lenses, so you get almost no additional protection for them.Grip is poor, like so so many cases now days except silicon versions. The sides have some flex to them, but the material is very slippery if your hands are dry, good grip if wet, but how often are we really using our phones with wet hands? I realize that a lot of people want slippery cases now so they go easily in/out of tight pockets, but I don't fit into that camp. Unfortunately these days we're in a world where hard plastic phone cases with some dimples are considered "extremely grippy".If it had more camera protection and side/black rubber provided more grip, it would be a great case.