Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max Leather Case with MagSafe - Saddle Brown

Overall I think the product does a great job of protecting the iPhone. It gives it a touch of class and it feels good in the hand. It’s a genuine leather semi rigid case but it’s made in a way that it keeps the form factor very thin compared to other leather cases out there. You can clean and condition it with a leather conditioner and it brings it back to like new condition. When you put it on it does not appreciably increase the thickness of the phone. There’s also a raised lip around the camera area to protect the lenses. Once installed there is also a raised half millimeter lip all around the face surrounding the screen so if you place your phone facedown the screen does not touch the surface. The power and volume buttons work perfectly with no added resistance and there is a tiny cut out for the mute switch. The quality is unbelievable, typical of Apple. There is also an embossed Apple logo on the back of the case to remind you that this is the real deal. It fits snugly and while it may protect from minor drops and scratches, I don’t know how effective it would be if you drop the phone from waist level or even shoulder level and I am not trying this for obvious reasons. I’m not one who drops my phone but if you’re a person who drops the phone often maybe a more protective case like a Maus case or OtterBox is better suited for you. However if you are looking for a classy leather case for your iPhone, I don’t think there’s anything better out there in style and in keeping the thin iPhone form factor. I am very satisfied with it. If you buy one I think you will also be very satisfied.

Amazing quality

It looks very nice on the phone and it’s fully protected.

Excellent product. Perfect fit and looks nice.

This is a nice looking and feeling case. It’s a bit pricey. The woman at the Apple Store said that all Apple cases were drop tested before being released. Maybe at four or five feet...? But I can’t see your phone surviving a big drop or hitting a metal bed frame since there’s no dip in the camera cutout. There’s minimal raisivity around the screen. But it feels SO NICE in my hands, and is soft and expensive-feeling, but also sleek and compact. Great for fitting into the back of your pocket, even though I never carry my phone in my back pocket since I don’t want to drop and bust it or lose it. I recommend. Doesn’t seem super durable but ya know, Apple is more about money than long-lasting. I’ve never cracked the screen or anything like that in all the phones I’ve owned, both Samsung and Apple, because I take good care of my property in everything I own. It’s a good value for money as long as your careful and mindful of the fact that you’re rocking a fifteen-hundred dollar phone.

If you are going to spend the money to get an inflated price case, spend the extra $10 to get the leather version. Apple’s silicon version will break chunks of the finish off and then the damage will just slowly grow. These leather cases are much more durable and sure the leather will fray with drops but it won’t come off in chunks and the damage doesn’t just grow on it’s own. However, if you learn anything from me today, buy Spigen cases. Way better quality and much better price.

Got this case on Sale around November. Pros: -easy to install -stays clear the longest compared to couple other brands. -Mag-Safe Cons: -the bottom of the case is not protected near speaker holes/charging port -expensive (even when I bought it on sale) -dropped the phone a couple times and the case is already cracked on the corners (this one is subjective since my phone IS protected and does have tempered glass screen protector. Overall this case gives you decent protection and so far haven’t had any issues with yellowing. I’m sure overtime it’ll yellow, but this case by far lasts the longest. I do also wipe down my case with hand wipes/sanitizer once a week. If you want a case that is clean and clear. This one is something you should check out.

I really wanted to love this leather case for my iPhone 12 Pro Max — the Saddle Brown color is rich and elegant, and the fit and finish (at least initially) are classic Apple: sleek, minimalist, and premium. But unfortunately, after just a short time of normal daily use, I was extremely disappointed with how quickly the case began to show signs of wear. The most frustrating issue? This case scratches very easily. I wasn’t rough with it — no drops, no keys in the same pocket, no extreme use — yet the leather started to scuff and develop visible surface marks within the first couple of days. It went from elegant to worn-out surprisingly fast, especially for something that comes with a premium price tag. I understand that leather develops a patina over time, but this wasn’t graceful aging — it just looked damaged. To make matters worse, I used Apple’s own MagSafe wallet with this case, and the magnetic outline left a very noticeable mark on the back of the case. You can clearly see the ring where the wallet attaches, even after detaching it. It’s ironic (and frustrating) that Apple’s own accessories aren’t fully compatible with each other in terms of wear and tear. I expected some pressure marks over time, but not permanent discoloration from a basic feature like MagSafe. While the case still protects the phone physically and does feel nice in the hand, I can’t recommend it based on the way it ages. A leather case should become more beautiful over time — not look beaten up within the first few weeks. If you’re someone who appreciates pristine aesthetics or expects durability from a $50+ accessory, I would suggest exploring other options or materials.