iPhone 14 Plus Waterproof Case
iPhone 14 Plus Waterproof Case
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Description
Description
iPhone 14 Plus Case Life Protection Shockproof Waterproof Rugged Armor Tough Shockproof with Built-in Screen Protector - BRAND NEW
**Thumbprint sensor works through the iPhone 14 Plus Case**
The iPhone 14 Plus Case features a friendly PC and TPU material
Color: Black (With a transparent back as per the photos)
Contents
1x iPhone 14 Plus Case with Hard Back Cover
1x Lanyard
1x Screen Protector and Cloth
1x Headphone Protector
Note: Prior to first use, please test the case underwater without the phone to make sure the case is functioning properly and was not damaged during delivery.
Compatible models
iPhone 14 Plus
The iPhone 14 Plus Waterproof Case is Designed especially for swimming lovers who enjoy taking their phone outdoors and into the pool, and also for surfing lovers and explorers.
**NOTE** This is a third-party iPhone 14 Plus Case
Dimention
Dimention
- Package Length: 21
- Package Width: 11
- Package Height: 3
Features
Features
Delivery Information
Delivery Information
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