BENKS ArmorPro Case for iPhone 16 Pro with Camera Control Button, [Compatible with Magsafe] Military Grade Protective Case Built with Dupont Kevlar 600D Aramid Fiber

I tested quite a few cases before settling on this one, and it’s been a great choice. It has a really nice hand feel, excellent protection, clicky buttons, a well-designed camera cutout, and a sleek metal finish around the camera. I love almost everything about this case, and I've received multiple compliments on it. It looks great, protects my phone, and doesn't show grime or dirt easily. The only downsides I've noticed are its extremely tight fit on my iPhone 16 Pro. It was tough to get it on, and removing it is even harder. While this tight fit is great for protection and ensuring the phone stays securely in place, it can be frustrating if you frequently remove your phone from the case. Additionally, it does get slightly slippery if there’s grease on it, but compared to other cases I tested, it handles this issue better than most. Overall, this is a great case that continues to protect my phone. Despite being on the pricier side, I highly recommend it!

Major style and durability upgrade! Case feel is soft and sleek, with pleasing texture . Camera guard also provides great clearance for lens protection. The magnets are also very strong and parallel with MagSafe accessories. Getting this case from banks makes me want to explore their other MagSafe accessories with the same 600D Kevlar texture wave.

I purchased this case in January 2025 for an iPhone 16 Pro. It's a perfect fit to the phone, provides a lot of protection and is very durable. After 5 months the case still looks brand new. Unlike some other reviewers, I do not find the case slippery at all. I'll be more than happy to buy again in the event the case looks scruffy after another year or two of use.

This case is very solid, fits my iPhone 16 Pro like a glove and has really nice surface finishes on the edge, buttons, back and particularly the metal camera lens surround. The buttons operate smoothly, and the whole case with phone feels like quality in my hand.

I purchased and tested the following 4 cases: 1) Caudabe Sheath, 2) Pelican Protector, 3) Benks ArmorPro 600D Aramid, and 4) Benks Prestige. All four cases were sturdy and well built; however, I decided on the Sheath. Here are my notes on each that may help you make an informed purchasing decision. 1) Caudabe Sheath (with Camera Control Button): I decided to go with this one because the grip is amazing, it’s least likely to slip out of my hands. Also, the metal buttons are a nice touch and a very responsive camera control button as well. The build quality is excellent and my phone snapped right in securely. The only drawback to this one is that they don’t currently sell on Amazon, which is a a bit of a drawback and a little risky due to having to pay shipping both ways if you have to return it. I’m glad I took the risk because this case is a keeper. They also offer a 2 year warranty, which is nice. I’ll be a lifelong customer if this case holds up over the next several years, which I’m pretty sure it will. 2) Pelican Protector: I’ve always loved Case-mate and Pelican, my iPhone 12 Pro case was a Pelican, same model, but they’ve changed a lot over the years. The material is much more slippery now, less soft than their old version and they have a weird ridge along the back now, which I’m sure helps it during extreme drops, but isn’t necessary, and not comfortable in the hand, adding too much bulk/thickness. Also, this one doesn’t have a camera control button, just a cutout. 3) Benks ArmorPro 600D Aramid (with Camera Control Button): this black Kevlar case is super nice, with the metal camera cut out and sleek design however, it’s super slippery in the hands and I don’t feel safe using this case as I may drop the phone. 4) Benks Prestige (with Camera Control Button): this is the upgraded version of number three above, it’s also an extremely nice case, slightly less slippery, a little more secure in the hand, but still too slippery for me. This one snapped in so tightly that I could barely get the phone out, which is a good thing. If Benks ever develops a similar case like the Sheath, it’ll be a very different decision. Good luck people!

Stiff, solid, and thin case. Rubbery texture not as soft and pliable as a standard silicone case, but still adds grip and so far doesn’t seem to get as oily /smudgy. Look is similar to matte carbon fiber. Camera protection ring is metal. I could live without the branding there but it’s small.

Bought this case for my new 16 pro. Love the texture and look. A week or so later, I dropped it from about 5 feet high onto asphalt. No damage to the phone, hairline crack on the JETech camera lens protector. The BENKS case was slightly scuffed (not noticeable today) on the corner where phone initially landed.

Really nice case. High end feeling and looking. It does take fingerprints so you have to wipe it occasionally. It feels like satin. I consider it to have good grip, not like silicone, but decent enough. My wife with smaller hands says it's slippery. Anyway I like the look/feel a lot so I'm keeping it. The only thing I don't like is the aluminum ring, due to the fact that it can get scraped/scratched when I drop it and that the ring itself is not replaceable. Still though, very low profile case and super premium look and feel Like an aramid tuxedo for my iPhone 16 pro max. Update: still my favorite case for look and feel, but the metal ring gets scraped and scuffed from drops on a hardwood floor. The metal/coating are soft/ poor. Wood shouldn’t do damage.

Se ve muy bien hecho, y materiales de buena calidad. Se devolvió porque el empaque venía abierto.

This case is excellent. It feels premium to the touch. It snaps on the phone tightly and is not loose at all. Buttons feel nice and tactile. They're also quiet when clicked which is nice. Speaker and charger cutout is (from what I can tell visually) nicely centered. There is a slight camera raise for protection. However, I would like to see a few more mm of clearance just for better safety in the future. I think for the price, it might be a bit expensive for a phone case. However, it definitely feels more premium over some of the typical $20 cases like the Spigen ones.