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Apple iPhone 6 / 6S (4.7") Case, Kaleidio [Mybat TUFF] Impact Protective Dual Layer Hybrid Cover [Includes a Overbrawn Prying Tool & Stylux Stylus] [Blue Damask Pattern]
Product Description
Apple iPhone 6 / 6S (4.7") Case, Kaleidio [Mybat TUFF] Impact Protective Dual Layer Hybrid Cover [Includes a Overbrawn Prying Tool & Stylux Stylus] [Blue Damask Pattern]
- Made For - Apple iPhone 6 / 6S (4.7")
- Made of durable hard plastic to protect your phone from dings and scratches
- Silicone Inner Layer for Shock Absorption
- Overbrawn (TM) prying tool features 3 sided construction for longer and easier use
- Package includes Stylux dual sided stylus and pen combo with 3.5mm headphone jack insert so you'll never lose your stylus
The Mybat TUFF case offers extreme rugged protection for your phone. The case provides 2 layers of protection. The case itself is made out of a high quality silicone gel for impact absorption. Final layer features a 2 piece snap-on case that snaps over the silicone gel to provide extra protection. This case is the ideal choice for those that need extra protection from drops and other potential accidents. Protect your phone in style with Mybat's TUFF case!
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