We've updated our case series names. Edge (formerly Ultra-Slim), Cairn (formerly ProGuard), and Summa (formerly UltraGuard) now reflect the experience, not just the specs. Edge: slim, light, and sharp along the climb. Cairn: firm and dependable, like stone markers that guide the way. Summa: the peak, where protection and hand-feel come together.

A. CLLN represents our brand philosophy: "Carry Lighter, Live Now." It embodies PITAKA's commitment to minimalist design and effortless living.

A. Galaxy S26 series cases are compatible with PITAKA MagEZ Car Mount Pro and MagEZ Grip.

Note: The cases are not fully compatible with the Aramid Fiber Magnetic Power Bank and Magnetic Woven Wallet due to significant interference with the camera.

A. Based on user habits and feedback that many customers applya lens protector while using cases, we have adopted a fully exposed lens design. This allows users to easily use compatible lens protectors and other custom accessories with our cases.

A. The Aaron Button consists of three smart shortcut buttons. Powered by expanded onboard memory and NFC support, they enable more complex commands, seamless device pairing, and powerful IoT control, turning a single press into a fast, reliable way to manage your daily tasks.

A. PinButton has evolved into Aaron Button. Named in tribute to Aaron Swartz, it reflects a belief in openness, efficiency, and the power of technology to make information freer and life simpler.

With expanded onboard memory, Aaron Button delivers more powerful support for IoT remote control and multi-scene actions. Paired with Aaron Button app, it lets you easily import full commands, organize scattered actions, and customize how everything works just in your way.

No longer just a button, Aaron Button becomes a true efficiency hub. With every press, it instantly sets your workflow in motion, elevating the everyday S26 experience.

A. Yes, every case in the S26 series comes with three Aaron Buttons.

A. The service life of the Aaron Button depends on the intensity and manner of use. According to our tests, each Aaron Button has a mechanical lifespan of up to 100,000 presses under normal pressing force.

A. The S26 Series Edge Cases are compatible with individual lens protectors, but not compatible with integrated/one-piece lens protectors.

A. For the S26 Ultra Edge Case: The camera frame rises approx. 0.6 mm above the camera lenses.
For the S26 & S26+ Edge Cases: The camera frame rises approx. 1 mm above the camera lenses.

A. No. The case has open cutouts for the power and volume buttons, as well as the charging port. These buttons remain exposed while the case is on.

The four corners of the case rise approximately 0.5-0.6 mm above the screen, while the side edges rise about 0.3-0.4 mm. But the bottom edge of the case is lower than the screen - this is an intentional design to make it easier for users to remove the case.

A. It can be charged, but the magnetic attraction may be affected due to the interference of the camera.

A. Essentially, 600D aramid fiber is a thinner thread, whereas 1500D aramid fiber is a thicker thread. The 600D version will feel more delicate to the touch and the case is slightly thinner.
You can read more about the difference here.

Too strong a magnetic force may have a negative impact on the charging speed. We have fine-tuned the magnetic force of the new phone case to ensure that it provides safe magnetic force while ensuring charging efficiency.

We wanted to provide users with a more three-dimensional tactile experience with the "StarPeak" phone case. To achieve this, we incorporated a technique known as jacquard weaving into the Fusion Weaving process. This technique involves weaving patterns by interlocking warp and weft threads to create a textured and raised design.

Jacquard weaving itself has the characteristic of being different on the front and back. The front features a woven pattern texture, while the back consists of interwoven threads. What appears to be a single-layer effect is actually the result of two layers of aramid fibers intertwining. Due to the presence of multiple layers of aramid fiber in certain areas, a textured pattern is formed when the phone case is molded (similar to how patterns in knitted sweaters may appear raised). This is a trace of our craftsmanship, reflecting the weaving process and adding to the handmade charm.

The irregular pattern signifies a more complex weaving process, which requires additional manual craftsmanship. If you are concerned about the traces of handwork, think carefully before buying.