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iPhone 16 Pro MAX Qcaze - SIGNATURE NEON PCB Board (Case + Skin Kit)

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iPhone 16 Pro MAX Qcaze - SIGNATURE NEON PCB Board (Case + Skin Kit)Qcaze for iPhone 16 Pro Max Case + Skin Kit State of the art protection. A fully customisable aesthetic. Seamless control. Introducing Qcaze a next generation hybrid case system by Qskinz, meticulously engineered for those who demand more than just protection. Built with precision, this clear case features an invisibly integrated metal stand module within the camera ring, offering seamless vertical and horizontal support whenever you need it and full

Qcaze for iPhone 16 Pro Max – Case + Skin Kit

State-of-the-art protection. A fully customisable aesthetic. Seamless control.

Introducing Qcaze — a next-generation hybrid case system by Qskinz, meticulously engineered for those who demand more than just protection. Built with precision, this clear case features an invisibly integrated metal stand module within the camera ring, offering seamless vertical and horizontal support whenever you need it — and full lens protection when you don’t.

But Qcaze is more than just durable and beautiful — it’s intelligently functional. Thanks to its capacitive touch-enabled Camera Control feature, you can use your iPhone 16's new dedicated camera button without any cutouts or exposed areas. The functionality is fully preserved through the case using touch-sensitive technology, giving you a flawless shooting experience with zero compromise on protection or aesthetics.

Every Qcaze is designed for performance, feel, and personal expression. The black sidewalls are ultra-grippy and impact-resistant, while the crystal-clear back panel offers two distinct styles: show off your iPhone’s natural look, or apply one of our precision-cut Qskinz designs for a fully custom finish. Hidden inside that clear back is a precision-engineered MagSafe magnetic array — embedded directly into the case structure. That means no adhesive rings, no exposed parts, and no risk of peeling or damage. Just a flawless magnetic connection, every time you snap, dock, or charge.

Included in Every Kit:

  • Qcaze Clear Hybrid Case with:

    • Impact-resistant black rubber sides for superior grip

    • Discreet metal stand seamlessly integrated into the camera module

    • Capacitive Camera Control Button – access the iPhone 16’s camera button naturally, without leaving the side of your case exposed.

    • Ultra-powerful MagSafe magnets embedded within the clear back

  • Precision-cut skin wrap for the case and camera

  • Luxury protective pouch for storage or travel

  • Qskinz Signature Cleaning Cloth to prepare your case before skin application

Customisation, Elevated

The included skin adheres directly over the Qcaze case and camera area, completing the look with a unique texture and finish. Prefer a minimal aesthetic? Simply peel off the skin and enjoy Qcaze as a sleek, standalone clear case — no residue, no fuss.

Qcaze is more than a case. It’s protection, function, and personalised design — flawlessly fused into one.

Engineered with precision. Designed in the UK. Only from Qskinz.

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