Our friends at Nomad are once again partnering with another of our favorite brands, Peak Design, to offer consumers a quality protective iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max case that features Peak Design’s SlimLink mobile accessory mounting system.
The Nomad x Peak Design Rugged Case is a good old-fashioned collaboration product that combines signature features from two quality iPhone accessory makers in the industry. This case previously existed for the iPhone 14 Pro series handsets and is now coming to Apple’s latest Pro handsets.
Comprised of a weatherproof polycarbonate shell and fortified with TPU bumpers at all corners and around the sensitive camera lenses, this Rugged Case gives you the confidence you need to leave home with your iPhone and know that clumsy drops won’t end it all.
The case is fully compatible with MagSafe wireless charging and even features gorgeous, anodized aluminum action, power, and volume buttons that feel wonderfully clicky when you press them.
Through and through, this is a solid Nomad case, but what sets it apart from an ordinary Nomad Rugged Case is, of course, the Peak Design SlimLink mounting system. It works using magnets and is incredibly secure.
SlimLink works with most Peak Design mobile hardware, which you can browse on the brand’s website. There are mounts for cars, bikes, tripods, and much more.
Given just how versatile Peak Design’s mobile accessories are, I’d argue that this is one of the better iPhone case collaborations I’ve seen in a while, and that’s great for the consumer given that Nomad’s Rugged case is leaps and bounds more protective than Peak Design’s own cases.
If you’re interested in a Nomad x Peak Design Rugged Case for your iPhone 15 Pro or 15 Pro Max, then you can sign up to order one from the brand’s website starting today. Orders can be officially placed starting Wednesday, January 24th for $64.95.
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