CASETiFYImpact Case for iPhone 12/12 Pro - Gravity 3.0 - Clear Frost

The CASETiFY Impact Case for iPhone 12/12 Pro in Magenta Confetti Clear Frost is a stylish and protective choice. Its impact-resistant design keeps my phone safe without compromising on style. The vibrant magenta confetti adds a fun touch, while the clear frost finish allows the beauty of the phone to shine through. Highly recommended for both fashion and function.

Me encantó, se ve que es muy resistente y el diseño me encantó 10/10

The picture quality isn’t super, but I still love it. It’s slim and seems protective, but be warned because it’s slim it’s almost even with your camera lenses . This could be an issue but I love it nonetheless.

The artwork on these cases have some of the coolest and not-able-to-be-replicated designs on the market. I especially appreciate the one I picked up (Calculating Cat by @Catwheezie on Instagram) being from a lesser-known artist who was given a pretty great opportunity to showcase their style, and a hybrid clear/printed design that makes it impossible to copy with a cheaper brand stealing the artwork and/or basic case customization. Independent artists deserve to have their hard work and one-of-a-kind vision preserved as best as it can be in this digital age... and Casetify-quality graphics are unmatched. That being said, even on sale for ~$35, these cases are ridiculously overpriced. I can get 10-foot Military Grade Drop Protection as an industry standard in cases that are just $10, and they often come with screen protectors, charging port plugs, lanyards or a variety of other accessories, some more gimmicky than others. But still, getting THREE cases with superior protection as well as a free item means that you don't have to be a rocket scientist to realise that the bang for your buck just isn't what Casetify offers. That they do offer is brand-recognition and truly unique and varied design styles. So if you see a case that you just can't live without, like I did, then you will probably find yourself making the less-than-pragmatic purchase of a piece of artwork that adorns what will soon be an obsolete piece of plastic... just as soon as that next update doesn't support the phone you bought it for. Alas-- I shall be hanging onto my iPhone 12 for as long as I can... so maybe that will save me money in the long run, or maybe I just want to be one of the cool kids... I'll decide. But you can decide the very same for yourself!

Works great like it