Customer Ratings & Reviews

The quality of the case is great. It fits the phone perfectly. I would highly recommend

Nice and slim and stylish and elegant and girly and cute

Casetify is my favorite brand for phone cases, great quality and price.

Very durable and reliable would definitely buy this product

Great quality phone has fallen multiple times and has not been broken

It seems like great protection from my phone love the color

Best case very trendy make me look popular everyone in china have one

Great case thickness is perfect to protect your phone

Always in love with Castify cases.. Forever my go to cases!!

It’s pretty good for the price. I wish it was a little more protective. It looks like the two piece otter boxes, but it is just one piece

Great case for the money! Very durable and stylish!

Not of fan of the material compared to other Casetify cases. Feels almost slippery.

Great brand. Love the durability. Have bought this brand a couple times and doesn’t disappoint

Good but needs more grip. Not enough grip on the sides as mentioned

An okay case but needs more grip as mentioned not enough grip.

I've been a BIG fan of CASETiFY's products for years. They've always been well-made, sturdy and stylish products with a flair for the artistic or dramatic in their design language, but they were always seen as kind of a childish/teenage brand, with colorful or branded/themed designs meant to make a phone stand out. What was always there also, was a sturdy design standard, and pretty reliable cases for the sometimes larger investment in such products. As a 40-something man who isn't that into fashion, I always had to go another way with the other brands that offered rugged, toughened cases in simple aesthetics that were understated yet made the statement that this phone was for serious work and could survive lots of things. I didnt even know CASETiFY made such a product with their signature protective band around the camera bump, excellent magnets and texture... Man that texture! that prevents scratches, fingerprints, AND holds up so well while being the perfect amount of grippy! The case is a perfect fit with nice snug installation for the iPhone 17 Pro Max I just upgraded to. It fits snug and hugs the screen surround to protect that Aluminum Apple reverted to in this years top-spec flagship phone... Titanium didnt need such protections, but I'm glad I have that thick firm edge border on this now soft metal chassis. The fit is great, it looks great and still professional on the phone, and I cant wait to put some miles on this one as I use the phone in outdoor settings and where rugged cases are recommended.

Casetify always creates great cases for the iPhone, even if they insist on plastering their logo all over and sort of ruining the aesthetic of an all black case. The new Max Force case is very sturdy and extremely rigid but with a nice soft touch feel. It’s a combo of firm rubber and a hard plastic or polycarbonate backplate. The fit around the iPhone is super secure and snug, no gaps or looseness anywhere. The case feels great in the hand with the soft touch rubber offering great grip. The MagSafe ring on the back is nice and strong and accessories stay put with little to no wiggle. It has a sleek, modern contrasting look to it that makes it pop against the back of the case. The buttons are a molded pass through out of the rubber along the frame and give nice feedback from the native iPhone buttons. Both the front screen and back camera plateau are protected from a generous lip around them, ensuring that face up or down, everything is protected. I just wish they stop putting their logo in contrasting color around the camera cutout. The case is super sleek and dark in the black color way, but the bright white Casetify logo around the camera bump I could do without.

If you want military grade protection for your iPhone 17 Pro Max, it's hard to think of any other case that would come as close as this Casetify iPhone 17 Pro Max Force Case. The box claims it's rated for drops from 6.6' and I have to believe them as this case feels solid (but I'm not prepared to drop it with my iPhone in it to test! haha). That said, I did do a couple of drop tests (without my phone) and the case is a lot less fagile than cheaper cases. In terms of fit, there's only just enough flex around the edges to lock this onto your iPhone 17 Pro Max. Once installed, all of your buttons are still easily accessible, but I will say the Force case has one of the best cut outs for the camera control I have ever used on any case, just smooth and no sharp edges. The Force case has excellent grip but even better it has proper 360 protection - including raised edges around the camera lenses. The Force Case is Magsafe compatible, both magsafe charging and grips. I'm using it with the Casetify Snappy Grip.

This is a great looking case by Casetify that also offers a good balance of protection while still feeling slim in the hand and pocket. The case is a matt black and hard plastic on the back. There is a very thick rectangle protrusion around the camera cutout to keep the camera protected from drops. I believe this is also to help with the rigidity of the much larger camera bump on the iPhone 17 Pro Max. The edges of the case is a hard rubber that offers shock absorption. I was almost fooled into thinking the corners were plastic as it’s a very hard rubber with a smooth texture, but to get a 6.6ft drop rating, it makes sense to have something to absorb the kinetic energy of a drop. The outside design carries into the inside, with the back being hard plastic but the sides and corners being the same rubber material. Buttons are protected too but each have slits cut out on either side to allow the case to flex for button presses. I’m not sure how I feel about this because it lets lint and dirt find it’s way into these over time. There’s a bit of stippling on the plastic on the outside that adds a small amount of grippiness to the case. I think it could be a bit more aggressive as it’s more grippy than a completely matt case, but still fairly slick. I do like the brushed look of where the magsafe magnets are. I found the magnets to be acceptable with a reasonably good amount of grip. I also like how the ports and speakers on the bottom are individually cut out instead of being a long oval. As far as case profile, no issues taking this in and out of my “phone pocket” that is on the side of my carpenter jeans. I’d call this a regular sized case. A great balance of protection and thinness. I wouldn’t be surprised if someone with tighter jeans may struggle with the sharp design around the camera bump, but no issues from me. When the phone is in the case, the case hugs just around the bezel of the phone, adding protection for the screen. This is probably also my biggest gripe. I like a case that is easily removable so I can wipe down my phone and use it without a case. I’m probably a small minority of people that do this, but I found myself putting more pressure than what I was comfortable with pushing the phone out of the case. I don’t think it’s a flaw in the design, so I wouldn’t dock a star, but just something to be aware of. While I’m complaining, I’d love to see the “Casetify” around the camera cutout to just be black and not filled in white. I’d say this is a solid case if you’re looking for a balance of size and protection. While I had a few gripes that were more personal preferences, I don’t think it takes away from the protection or usability the case offers.

I am writing this review for the Casetify Force Case for the iPhone 17 Pro Max. One of the first things that comes to mind is that from the very beginning Casetify makes it a point to let you know how committed their company is to doing their part for the environment. As you open the box, that is the very first message you see. Even under the surface of the case, along the edge, there is a reminder of their recycling efforts. Along with noticing the messages, I also noticed how very appealing the case looks. Simple and elegant. As I picked it up it felt quite formidable, that is, like it was definitely able to protect my phone very well. Along the sides of the case there are the button covers that are so well-built into the design that they look more like cooling vents than button covers. Nicely done! They of course made sure the case was designed with a raised screen edge as well as a raised camera ring to protect the many lenses and sensors. Casetify states the case has a drop threshold of over 6’. Hopefully I will never have to find out if that is true or not. But it certainly seems apparent that it is quite up to the task. Again, the case is very simply designed, and does not boast of a lot of the bells and whistles you might find on other phone cases. For example, the port covers are not enclosed, and it does not come with a kickstand. But, I knew this going in, and these minor exclusions are something I absolutely will not miss. My last phone case had a kickstand and I don’t recall ever using it. Inserting and removing the phone from the case is not overly difficult. It is however, a very tight-fitting case. In the back of my mind there was that nagging fear that I was going to somehow hurt the phone, but then I realized the iPhone itself is made of much stronger materials than older phones, and that damaging it by applying a bit of pressure was not going to be an issue at all. And besides that, after figuring out how to safely insert and remove the phone, it has become much easier. To sum it all up, the Casetify Force Case (for the iPhone 17 Pro Max) is one of the best investments you can make to protect your phone from damage. It’s lightweight, durable, and very attractive (I’ve already received several comments about how nice it looks). I gladly recommend the Casetify to anyone looking for a very high quality phone case.