UAG Monarch Pro for Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Case, Kevlar Element Green
Product Description
UAG Monarch Pro for Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Case, Kevlar Element Green
- Dupont Kevlar Material: Layered with lightweight, premium, industry-leading DuPont Kevlar Material that provides industry-leading protection.
- Multi-layer Protection: Handcrafted with premium materials featuring a feather-light construction with multiple layers of protection staring UAG's signature armor frame, shock-resistant core, layered with DuPont Kevlar Material, a polycarbonate shear plate, alloy metal hardware, and impact-resistant rubber surround.
- Magnetic Charging Compatible: Powerful built-in magnet module locks in place for seamless attachment experience and faster wireless charging. Compatible with MagSafe, most 3rd party wireless chargers, and mounts. Samsung Pay compatible.
- Enhanced Functionality: Contoured perimeter edge with tractile grip for easy and secure handling. Ultra-responsive oversized tactile buttons deliver crisp, clean click-feel. Integrated lanyard anchor points (lanyard not included) for on the go functionality. Precise cutouts provide easy access to the touchscreen, ports, camera, and S Pen.
- Military Grade Drop Tested: PC + TPU Chassis (TPU frame, PC backplate). Sculpted corners for reinforced drop protection and hex pattern for increased shock absorption. Tested to 25 ft. Drop Protection (7.6 meters). Meets 5X Military drop-test standards (MIL STD 810G 516.6).
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