UAG Plyo Ice Samsung Galaxy S26+
UAG Plyo Ice Samsung Galaxy S26+
The UAG Plyo Ice case provides protection for your Samsung Galaxy S26+. Its hybrid construction combines a solid polycarbonate panel with a flexible TPU frame, which absorbs impacts. The case is resistant to drops from a height of up to 4.8 metres and meets military standards. Thanks to the integrated magnetic module, it is compatible with MagSafe accessories, so wireless charging and connecting accessories remains easy. In addition, raised edges protect the display and camera from scratches.
Key features of the UAG Plyo Ice case for Samsung Galaxy S26+ MagSafe
- Compatible with the Samsung Galaxy S26+ mobile phone
- Hybrid construction with a polycarbonate back and TPU frame
- Reinforced Air-Soft corners absorb energy from falls
- Raised edges protect the display and camera lenses
- Integrated magnetic module supports MagSafe accessories
- Exceeds military standard MIL STD 810G 516.6 threefold
- Resistant to drops from a height of up to 4.8 metres
- Large tactile buttons and precise cut-outs for connectors
- Anchor point for attaching a strap or Lanyard Card system
- Tested for use in medical environments
Durable construction with military certification
The case is based on a hybrid design that combines a solid polycarbonate back panel with a flexible TPU frame. This combination of materials offers protection without unnecessarily increasing the weight of the phone. Reinforced Air-Soft corners absorb energy from falls and distribute the force of the impact. Its durability is confirmed by certification, exceeding the military standard MIL STD 810G 516.6 threefold. The case has also been tested for safe use in medical environments.
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Urban Armor Gear LLC, Unit 7 Island Enterprise Centre, Little Island, Cork, Ireland, +1 (833) 984-2824, [email protected]
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