That One Scary Fish – MagSafe Phone Case
That One Scary Fish – MagSafe Phone Case
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Product information:
- Tough MagSafe case. Made of a dual-layer PC cover + black TPU liner that absorbs shocks. In addition, it contains a magnet that seamlessly integrates with MagSafe accessories, allowing for easy attachment and optimal charging capabilities.
PC – polycarbonate (hard plastic). Rigid and hard material.
TPU - thermoplastic polyurethane. Material that is similar to silicone or rubber. The difference is that it holds its shape better, and has better heat conductivity. This MagSafe-compatible case integrates a built-in magnet within the TPU layer, ensuring seamless compatibility with MagSafe chargers and accessories—without the need to remove the case. Experience effortless charging and magnetic attachment every time.
- Raised bezel. Raised bezels around the screen help to protect the glass from shattering.
- Full access to all ports and buttons. There is no need to take the phone case off when charging.
- MagSafe Compatibility: A built-in magnet for seamless charging and attaching MagSafe accessories.
- High-quality prints and materials. Enjoy first-class products with non-fading prints at very affordable prices.
IMPORTANT:
Object placements can slightly change depending on a phone's model.
Avoid direct sunlight to maintain a vibrant look.
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The Story
That One Scary Fish
It was a typical day out in the open ocean for marine biologists. They were exploring and cataloging different species of fish when they came across something very strange. There was a shark that had two eyes inside of its mouth. At first, they thought it was freshly caught prey, but those eyes looked very much alive. Without any more questions, the case was taken for further investigation…
Soon, Professor Rona Hill confirmed that it was a new shark breed that had adapted to see its prey even when its mouths were open. This meant that they were able to attack without warning. This made them a major threat to fish, swimmers, and even small boats.
So, always be careful when you step your feet in the water because we didn’t mention where such a discovery was made, did we? 😉