What's going on, guys? In this video I’m checking out Pitaka’s latest cases for the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, and the big story here is the Aaron Button system. I’ve been dailying the Edge case for about a week, and I’ll be honest—once you go Aaron, you don’t go back. These are basically NFC tags built into three side buttons that you can customize to open apps, trigger Samsung Modes & Routines, or even flip on Privacy Display when you catch a snooper peeping over your shoulder. I break down the differences between Pitaka’s minimalist Edge case (super thin, aramid fiber weave, strong MagSafe, but the side buttons are more “flush” so you need a little muscle memory) and the more protective 360-style case (more bumper coverage, soft lining, grippier TPU sides, and actual clicky buttons that are way easier to find in your pocket). I also test MagSafe strength, S Pen behavior (accessories on the back can cause dead zones), and wireless charging—Qi2 battery packs often won’t hit super fast because of the camera hump air gap, but a stand-style charger with full contact does give me super fast wireless charging.