URBAN ARMOR GEARUAG Case [Updated Ver.] Compatible with iPhone 15 Pro Max Case 6.7" Monarch Pro Rust Built-in Magnet Compatible with MagSafe Charging Premium Rugged Military Grade Protective Cover

Got this as a replacement for an Otter box (did NOT like the Otter box). This case is just like my old iPhone 11 case. Very sturdy and durable. Easy to hold onto/grip. Gives great protection for the screen and camera on the back (slightly raised lip). Very light weight. Bang for the buck it's much better then other cases I've used and it looks good. Says the mag feature works with the case, but I don't have anything that uses that so can't speak on that part. Overall very impressed with it and I've even got on on my wife's phone now.

EDIT 5/8/2024:UAG has since fixed the action button issue (lacking a button/cover on the case) referred to in my original review. I sent the old case back, but after they announced and updated version on the listing I purchased the same case with the updated configuration, and I have to say it’s awesome now. Easily my favorite case, especially when I need a little extra protection for my phone. I am adding a 5th star, as my only remaining criticisms are very minor, “things I’d like to see” kind of things that not everyone will/would want. If you’re on the fence about this case, go ahead and pull the trigger. Even if you end up disappointed, Amazon makes returning it super easy.Lately, it seems UAG can’t get out of their own way. Overall, this case is better than last year’s abysmal attempt at a MagSafe case for the IPhone 14 series, with magnets so weak it the phone couldn’t use a basic MagSafe dash mount in the car in that case. It went back.This time, I’m happy to say that the magnets on this case for the 15 Pro Max are MUCH better - no more issues with MagSafe mounts or attachments. If only that was where this review could end…I don’t know what UAG was thinking rushing this case to production as if the ringer switch would still be on the side of the phone. Especially when sites in the know had been reporting for months that it was extremely likely to be replaced by an action button. Instead of waiting or getting adequate schematics or dummy units from Apple, they just went ahead and put a cutout where the switch would have been, instead of another one of the cases’s excellent buttons over the action button.Now, I can still press the button through the cutout, but it’s a little awkward and cosmetically it looks like what it is. A poorly planned and executed design decision that totally disrupts the aesthetic of the case. Unfortunate.All that said, the case is still highly protective for the phone it is meant to contain, with the exception of the open/exposed area around the action button. Probably minimal danger, but expect to get fingerprints on the titanium area of the phone around the button. And expect it to be difficult to clean without removing the phone from the case if those fingerprints bother you. The magnets do now hold firmly to MagSafe accessories such as a dash/vent mount, MagSafe type wallet, MagSafe PopSocket (or similar device), etc. and I’m glad to see that.Will I keep it or return it? I’m undecided. Functionally speaking, the case will perform its primary purpose which is to protect your phone. The issue I have with the case is minor compared to the blatant MagSafe problem with the last generation of cases, and I’m glad to see they fixed that. But, for the money that UAG has seen fit to charge of late (seems like their prices have jumped exponentially the last 2-3 years to ridiculous highs now), I (and I think most consumers) expect the case to not have blatant design mistakes like this in a production/retail product. Maybe, if this were a prototype or beta build, but if that’s the case then I have to ask why UAG failed to meet the iPhone 15’s launch date with a fully baked product.This gets 4 stars, but only because I didn’t feel it worthy of dropping to 3 stars, and Amazon doesn’t allow half star ratings, or this would have been 3.5 stars. That may seem harsh, but it’s justified given that nearly every other case maker produced cases with a proper button over the action button. I have two very good cases from Spigen and Nomad that don’t have this flaw, and UAG charges nearly as much as both of them combined. At that price point, obvious, silly mistakes like this are unacceptable.

Great case

I like the case for it’s durability but disappointed that it does not work with my all in one wireless charging station

Finally, I have completed My collection. About time they’d upgraded this series. The action button cover should’ve been there from the start.

Durable and well designed. Paired it with a ZAG screen protector and it is doing a great job.

I bought it for husband and he loves it! I ordered another for my daughter as well.

It does not charger stabilization with Apple MagSafe Charger!