EvoLite Premium iPhone 16 Case - Slim Protective Cover with Shock Absorption in Forest Green | Perfect for Outdoor Adventures & Daily Use

Lite on design, not on protection – The EvoLite case for iPhone 16 offers 10FT/3M multi-drop impact protection in a lightweight, stylish package. Crafted with our sustainable bio-spice ingredient, this case is 100% biodegradable, making it an eco-friendly choice that doesn't compromise on durability. The EvoLite features a textured grip for a superior handheld experience, ensuring your device stays secure in your hand. Enhanced camera protection keeps the most vulnerable part of your phone safe from damage, while the sleek design maintains the look of your device. Choose the EvoLite for affordable, reliable impact protection that effortlessly combines sustainability, lightweight design, and superior protection. This is the case that does everything you need, ensuring your device stays safe and stylish.

Why choose EvoLite?

• Impact Protection Our lab-tested materials and design innovations provide 10ft/3m impact protection, safeguarding your device drop after drop for its entire lifetime.
• Waste Responsible Innovation – This case is made from biodegradable materials and features our innovative Bio-Spice formula, which helps break it down into the earth once you’re finished with it, leaving no trace of microplastics.
• UV Resistance Embedded with intelligent UV-resistant agents, this case protects your device from damage and discolouration, for the lifetime of your device.
• Slim Profile Designed to fit in your pockets without the bulk, this case is easy to hold and streamlined, leaving bulky cases in the past.
• Easy-to-Press Buttons Ultra-responsive and compatible mechanical buttons.

*This case is 100% biodegradable. These cases feature our in-house Waste Responsible Innovation technology that will biodegrade in landfill environments in a matter of just a few years. Our materials have been independently tested by Eden Research Laboratory, Albuquerque, USA. This product is not considered biodegradable in some parts of the world, including California, Maryland, Washington and France.