RazerArctech Pro for iPhone 11 Pro Case: Thermaphene & Venting Performance Cooling - Wireless Charging Compatible - Drop-Test Certified up to 10 ft - Matte Black

No bigger than others, fits iPhone 11 pro. Buttons are a bit stiff. Screen protector friendly, protects camera. Like the green accent. Wasn’t difficult getting on, no wobble. Easy to hold. Might even order another as a backup.Really like this case

As a gamer and streamer, the idea of having a case that keeps the phone cool seemed like a great solution. After using this case over the past few days, my iPhone 11 Pro runs cool after extensive use, and I see no lag in its performance. Case is very stylish. I love the black matte appearance and the green accent. Highly recommend.

After ordering this case for the iPhone 11 Pro and receiving a case that was too big, I observed that the Amazon listing changed to P/N RC21-0145PB06-R3M1, and so I ordered again. I can confirm that this is now the correct P/N for the iPhone 11 Pro. At least the return of the first case was easy.As for the case itself, it seems to be of good quality. It doesn't immediately feel as grippy as the Apple silicone case, but at the same time it isn't slippery by any means. Perhaps it won't pick up lint like Apple's silicone case. This case also provides a bit more protection by covering the bottom edge of the phone. No comments on the temperature control claims, but hopefully it will make some difference.5* based on the initial experience of look, feel, and quality.-1* for Amazon or Razer having screwed up the product listing and sending me the wrong size, but it seems to be fixed, at least for the iPhone 11 Pro selection.

First off, I ordered the case for iPhone 11, which has a 6.1" screen. Amazon twice shipped me a case labeled for NEW iPHONE 5.8". That would be the 11 Pro. It did not fit. I don't know if this was Razer's fault or Amazon's, but the end result was that they left me running to Walmart because my expensive new phone needed a case. But this was some time ago and word is that they've since fixed the problem, so don't let that dissuade you from purchasing today.As far as my thoughts on the product itself:I got the Pro version, claiming to protect from falls up to ten feet. I'm a little suspicious of this claim, given that this case is clearly no OtterBox Defender (or Commuter, for that matter). It doesn't envelope the phone in the same thick, bulky borders that the Defender does. Its lip doesn't raise up as far above the surface of the glass to provide as much protection in a face-down impact. Honestly, I think the ten-dollar Onn case I got from Walmart (which claims six feet) would offer just as much protection. And to me that's the biggest deal breaker here: I just don't trust it to keep the phone safe. But on the plus side, the overall thinness of the case should help both with sliding it into your pocket and wireless charging.It's the only case of which I'm aware that makes any claim regarding heat dissipation, which would be really neat if it really makes a difference. This claim, too, triggers a little suspicion on my part. They say it was independently tested against another case, but give no indication of what case that was. I have no way of knowing if they made a reasonable choice (perhaps the OtterBox Symmetry) or not. It would be a little bit involved to construct a good experiment to put it to the test myself. And, more to the point, I'm not sure I need better heat dissipation. I switched to iPhone from an android phone that did have overheating problems when I tried to use wireless Qi charging while simultaneously using Google Maps for navigation in my car. My iPhone doesn't have that problem, even in my Otterbox Commuter case that I eventually settled on. All else being equal, sure, I'd prefer to have something that can conduct heat away from the phone. It certainly couldn't hurt. But I personally am more concerned about dropping it. And I just don't trust the Arctech to provide adequate protection there. Your priorities may differ, of course.So basically we’re left to wonder whether the heat dissipation works well enough to justify a price tag four times that of the Onn. Eventually, I'm sure we'll get reviews describing various tumbles that people's phones have taken in these cases, along with reports of whether or not the phone survived those tumbles intact. And perhaps even a few people with a tendency to overheat their phone will let us know if this case was the magical solution to all their troubles. Until that time, I can only report my impression from inspection of the case: it seems okay, but for my part I wasn't impressed enough by what I saw to continue this saga by trying to buy this for the third time. I became quite content with an Otterbox Commuter for a while before concluding that it wasn't durable enough and switching to a Wedall that I'm actually quite impressed with so far. But if you're really working your phone hard enough for heat to be an issue, and you're not terribly concerned about drop protection, then maybe the Arctech is worth trying.

I ordered this case for the iPhone 11 which has a 6.1” screen. These say on the box they are designed for the 5.8” iPhone. They don’t fit, I’m going directly thru Razer for the case this time as I’m unsure if this is an issue with Amazon or Razer.The case is amazing and I’m sure it will protect my phone but can’t say it will actually survive a 10ft drop...

This case is fantastic! It fits really well and has a great design. Although my phone still gets quite warm, I think the technology in the case evenly dissipates the heat across the device. It doesn’t get as hot as it does in other cases. My only complaint with the black one is that it gets fingerprinty, but can easily be cleaned with a soft cloth.

Let’s start with the biggest flaw:The speaker grill cutout on the phone causes speaker mode/FaceTime to echo on the other end of the line. If you don’t use Speaker mode during call, then this flaw is no problem for you with this case.Phone case feels solid enough to believe the 10 ft drop claim. I have previously purchased razed gaming pc peripheral and they’ve all been worth the purchase. I have not verified nor noticed any heat dissipation claims (I have not tried to game on the 11 pro yet to notice).

It’s a little bigger than my last case but for all the features it includes its great, i received the correct size and finally was able to test the flash and I didn’t get the green halo, so I’m happy with my purchase so far, I hope it will protect the phone in a drop, i won’t test that on purpose lol