Spigen Liquid Air MagSafe Marble Gray Samsung Galaxy S26
Spigen Liquid Air MagSafe Marble Gray Samsung Galaxy S26
The Spigen Liquid Air MagSafe protective case is designed for the Samsung Galaxy S26, providing it with reliable protection for everyday use. It's made from durable and flexible thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), which absorbs shocks well. For increased protection during falls, the case is equipped with Air Cushion technology in the corners. Thanks to the integrated magnetic ring, it is fully compatible with MagSafe accessories and does not obstruct wireless charging.
Key features of the Spigen Liquid Air MagSafe case for Samsung Galaxy S26
- Designed for the Samsung Galaxy S26 mobile phone
- Made from durable thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)
- Air Cushion technology protects corners during falls
- Slightly raised edges to protect the screen and camera
- Integrated magnetic ring for MagSafe accessories
- Compatible with wireless charging
- Precise cutouts for connectors and controls
Smart protection with MagSafe support
The foundation of the case is a strong yet flexible thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) that effectively absorbs energy during impacts. Critical areas, such as the phone's corners, are protected by Air Cushion technology, which acts as an air cushion to soften the consequences of falls. This protection is complemented by slightly raised edges that prevent the screen and camera lenses from scratching when the phone is placed on a flat surface. The integrated magnetic ring ensures full functionality with the MagSafe ecosystem, so you can easily attach chargers, holders, or wallets.
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Coram Deo PL UG, Frankfurter Str 92A 63500 Seligenstadt, Německo, 491747 81 29 75, [email protected]
Coram Deo PL UG, Frankfurter Str 92A 63500 Seligenstadt, Germany, Daniel Park, +491747 81 29 75, [email protected]
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