OtterBox iPhone 11 Pro Max Case

The case looks fine but I do think that otter box has really been doing poorly on material and design. The galaxy note 20 ultra does easily fit into this but it does have some minor design flaws. The case is a simple two pieces but you can already have it assembled when you are installing your phone. You just slide the phone in and it will just pop into place without issue. I did put on a protector all around my phone and unfortunately it does pop off the protector on the top part of my phone so be aware of that. From what I can tell about the screen, it is screen protector friendly. The only thing I will say is be careful when putting the phone in at an angle because it can push the screen protector up. If you happen to catch the screen protector at the edge you will pop the protector up very easily and may not be something you can fix. Once the phone is installed there are no issues with the screen protector not fitting (so long as it is no off center). The case has an access point for your type c plug. There is also a cover to hide your type c port from dust and such which is nice. One thing to be aware of is that that you may not be able to plug in thumb drives into this device usb drives may not fit with this case on. The case is not too scratch prone which is nice. If you happen to put those phone holder sticker attachment it will leave an annoying mark if removed. It does grip the table well so you do not have to worry about it sliding too much. The sides and corners are fairly shock resistant so it can survive drops on the corner or edges. It does not however protect the front of the phone very well. If you happen to drop it on the screen most likely it will get scratched up or even crack. The back is also thin enough to register wireless charging. You do not have to worry about the device not being able to charge. One thing I will note however that if you are using a wireless car charger then you may need a QI charger or a strong charger. The reason being is that normal car chargers may not have enough power to charge your phone wirelessly though this case as the material is pretty thick. The same will also be said about any wireless charger you use. If the power source is too weak, it may not penetrate the case and work. The case is pretty light but it does add a bit of a bulk feel to it. This case does feel thicker than many other otter box cases I have seen. It does get dust and grime built up in speaker and camera area. I just remove the phone and wipe it down. The case also does not hinder any of the picture taking. It gives the proper space to allow the right amount of light into the camera and gives enough protection around the camera but if you drop it on a corner it will most likely crack the camera. There is a good amount of space to plug in your phone charger but if you happen to have a charging dock it may not fit as the charge opening of the case is a bit on the thing side. The case is not very good quality. There is a silicone or rubber edges actually started to warp a little and feel flimsy. It makes the case look super weird. I am not sure why it warped a little in less than a month. Also the phone actually pops out pretty easily due to the weaker sides. It seems to happen with these kinds of otter box cases. Even if you take really good care of the phone case, the otter box case just fall apart. Overall this looks like a great case to have but the quality is really lacking. The sides are flimsy and warp easily. It looks weird and feels loose. I be surprised if the case last more than a year.