iPhone15/Plus/Pro/Pro Max Accessories Thread

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Caudabe Sheath finally arrived today for my 15 Pro Max and installed it together with Flolab NanoArmour Screen Protector that has been sitting on my desk. Unfortunately, the case will push and lift the edges of the Screen Protector. :(

What Screen Protector you guys using with Caudabe Sheath case?
 
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harocarlos said:
Caudabe Sheath finally arrived today for my 15 Pro Max and installed it together with Flolab NanoArmour Screen Protector that has been sitting on my desk. Unfortunately, the case will push and lift the edges of the Screen Protector. :(

What Screen Protector you guys using with Caudabe Sheath case?
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i using with the spigen screen protector. besides collecting dust/lint (cos not the full screen version), all's good.
 
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Eruditeswine said:
Chatted with a couple of SmartDevil's CSAs on Taobao and here's what I've gathered. In general, Schott is ultra-thin hence more responsive and has better clarity. Corning, akin to an iPhone screen, is more durable and hard thus provides greater scratch resistance and fall protection.

I'm impressed with the CSAs. Patient and conscientious. They recommended the Corning even though the Schott cost more. Pointed out the better finish and workmanship on the Corning and gave this tidbit: their Schott is 0.35mm, while Corning is 0.37mm. I ordered a Corning two-pack, fingers crossed.

Side note: Why is Torras so pricey? Their best Schott cost just shy of S$50. Might as well top-up to a Hoda for a Sapphire experience. Anyhoo, you folks have a great night.
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I hoot both but yet to open.
in terms of packaging, Corning is nicer than Schott.....

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harocarlos said:
would prefer a full screen version though
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correct me if im wrong, but if use full screen, u risk damaging the sp (e.g. edges will be lifted) or those tight-fit cases may not fit properly with the full screen protector.
 
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Eh wtf is Caudabe doing. Playing games with us ah :mad:

The 15PM Synthesis has strong ass magnets this year!! Much stronger than the Sheath! It can lift his big ass MagSafe charger!

What rubbish is this. Its the opposite of last years ones where the Sheath had strong ass magnets and the Synthesis had weak sauce magnets.

Thats why i got back the Sheath this year expecting the same strong ass magnets but now they moved those magnets to the Synthesis!
 
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Anyone's Caudabe cutout case is still stuck at Chicago since 4th October?

I just sent another email to raise a concern on this, worried it's a lost mail case.
 
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discoburg said:
How’s the magnet strength?
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The magnet strength for then action button version are the same as cutout version.

As mentioned when I first got the cutout version 2 weeks ago, the sheath magnet strength is actually slightly weaker than the amazingthing Titan pro case which I had. Understand that sheath for iPhone 14 are damn strong but no chance to compare.

Anyway the magnet strength are still strong as i can stick it to my mazer magsafe 3 in 1 charging stand and need some effort to remove it. Also stick to a mazer 10000mah magsafe powerbank and it sure won’t drop off from the phone. Lastly I used a popsocket magsafe popgrip and no matter how I shake the phone while holding on to the popgrip, the phone will not dislodge from the popgrip.
 
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leongws said:
The magnet strength for then action button version are the same as cutout version.

As mentioned when I first got the cutout version 2 weeks ago, the sheath magnet strength is actually slightly weaker than the amazingthing Titan pro case which I had. Understand that sheath for iPhone 14 are damn strong but no chance to compare.

Anyway the magnet strength are still strong as i can stick it to my mazer magsafe 3 in 1 charging stand and need some effort to remove it. Also stick to a mazer 10000mah magsafe powerbank and it sure won’t drop off from the phone. Lastly I used a popsocket magsafe popgrip and no matter how I shake the phone while holding on to the popgrip, the phone will not dislodge from the popgrip.
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That sounds quite strong compared to the YouTube video review circulating here.
I hope to receive mine this week and thanks for the reply and review.
 
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StanII said:
Anyone's Caudabe cutout case is still stuck at Chicago since 4th October?

I just sent another email to raise a concern on this, worried it's a lost mail case.
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Yes mine. Let me know also what they replied
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Yes, same here. Stuck in Chicago since 4 Oct. I actually emailed them a few days ago but didn't get a response.
 
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kEvinErd said:
Yes, same here. Stuck in Chicago since 4 Oct. I actually emailed them a few days ago but didn't get a response.
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same here. my cut-out version still stuck in Chicago since 5 Oct. The button version actually arrived earlier ytd.
 
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