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: They are compatible with individual circular lens protectors, but not full lens caps.

A: The Z Flip8 case features a raised camera frame for enhanced lens protection, plus stronger adhesive strips for a more secure fit and better anti-slip support.

A: Yes. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Fold8, and Z Flip8 cases are MagSafe compatible.
Compatible MagSafe accessories:

• MagEZ Grip: Compatible
• Magnetic power banks: Functionally compatible, but may partially block the camera area
• Magnetic Woven Wallet: Not compatible
• MagEZ Car Mount Pro 2 Qi2: Compatible

A. No worries. The case has anti-slip strips inside to keep it securely in place. Tip: There's a protective film on the strips—make sure to peel it off before use for the best grip.

A: We’re considering it based on user feedback. If you’re interested, please sign up here.

A: We may release hinge-protective cases for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra and Z Fold8 in the future. If you’re interested, please sign up here.

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.