In this video I’m carrying on with iPhone 17 Pro Max content (mine’s in Deep Blue) and I finally get my hands on the Spigen Enzo Aramid T MagFit. I run through the basics like the packaging, the install (bottom first, then click the top corners in), and then I get into what actually matters: how it feels, how it looks, and whether it’s any different now we’ve got camera control on the side of the case. I weigh the case (51g) and then the full setup in-hand (295g), and straight away it just feels very, very nice. The buttons are proper clicky and tactile, camera control works great, and the camera housing is nicely recessed so you can set it down without worrying. The lip runs all the way around the screen even with a screen protector on, and there’s also a little raised edge on the back that helps stop the aramid from getting scratched up—honestly, that’s super impressive. I also do my usual MagSafe testing with an Apple MagSafe Battery Pack and my Nomad Base Stand, and the magnet strength is super strong—no sliding, no weird camera-lip interference, and it charges as it should. Spigen didn’t send this one out; I bought it myself, and it’s definitely a case I can see myself using going forward.