Disappointed with Apple’s FineWoven case, I took my wife’s recommendation to check out Peak Design’s SlimLink case. That was two years ago, and it protected my phone and still looks brand new. So when I upgraded to an 18 Pro Max, Peak Design was my first stop. The new case fits perfectly, it’s easy to grip, the Redwood color complements my Burgundy phone, and it clicks firmly and securely into Peak Design’s Out Front bike mount. Thanks!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I buy one each time I update my phone because the SlimLink system works so well on my bicycle. But even if I did not have the bike mount, I would still get this case because it works so well. It slips easily into my hip pocket yet is secure in the hand. And it's durable.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s a case. I’ve used the everyday version for 2 different phones they are good cases if you are tied into the ecosystem. The material on the back could be better wither it is to be glued on better and just a tougher material. I had my case start fraying but peak made it right by sending out a replacement no questions asked. Would love to see some tougher duty designs outside of only the premium flagship devices. Some folk just ain’t into spending all that on a phone but would like to have maximum protection and features out of a case.
Product worked very well for a time. After about a year, the sides separate from the back which renders it hard to use or annoying at best. I love the bike mount, but this is the second Peak Design IPhone 15 case I’ve purchased, and the same problem occurred on both.
I bought this case for myself a few months ago. I am *so* happy with it because of the accessories it empowers and enables—I use the wall mount, the bike mount, and the AC vent car charging mount on a daily basis. My girlfriend found this functionality so exciting that she asked for the same case (in a different color). It's a *good* phone case and great for what it enables, but I do think it shows wear quickly/easily (there are rips in the back fabric and a circle where the magnet has been used).
Every iPhone I've ever had was protected by a phone case made by the same company. (The brand sorta rhymes with UdderSux.) Those cases add considerable weight to an otherwise lovely phone. The PD case I just bought is the lightest I've ever owned. I have no idea what sort of magical material this is—fabric? polycarbonate? All I know is it is slim, sleek, and light. And yes, I've already dropped it and the phone is fine. So is the case. So I think my new phone will be well protected. I do like that the magnetic back snaps beautifully into PD's wireless charging stand AND also snaps well into Apple's wireless MagSafe Charger. When my phone is attached to the PD wireless charging stand, it does not get as hot as it does when it's popped onto Apple's MagSafe charger.