Urban Armor Gear, a California-based company that offers exceptionally durable smartphone, laptop and tablet cases, is offering a rugged iPhone case that is designed to keep your iPhone SE safely ensconced in protective material.
The 'Metropolis LT' is a hugely rugged iPhone case that is drop tested to 16 feet, ensuring that it is capable of withstanding most untoward incidents. Made with Kevlar, which is known for its exceptional combination of toughness, durability and light weight, the 'Metropolis LT' iPhone SE case comprises several layers of protection, including for the corners of your device's screen. These features are married with functional touches such as easily clickable buttons and quality gripping for the flanks of your phone.
Available for a price of $49.95, this is a budget-friendly yet exceptionally rugged iPhone case.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Rugged Smartphone Cases
- There are opportunities to develop durable cases for other smartphone models that offer the same level of protection as Kevlar cases.
- Advanced Protective Materials
- There is potential to explore the use of other advanced materials like Kevlar in protective gear for other devices and applications.
- Functional Design
- Incorporating both protective features and functional touches (ex. easily clickable buttons) would enhance users' experience with protective gear.
Sectors Adopting This
- Smartphone Accessories
- Companies offering smartphone accessories could develop protective gear using advanced materials to target consumers looking for durable yet affordable cases.
- Outdoor and Adventure Gear
- Outdoor and adventure gear companies could create durable protective gear for adventurers and hikers who need reliable protection for their devices during rugged activities.
- Automotive Industry
- The automotive industry could explore the use of advanced protective materials like Kevlar for car interiors, creating durable and lightweight materials for use in car seats, dashboards, and other areas.
