A powerful piece of high-tech: the new Denali Case protects your smartphone from impacts from heights of up to 5 meters. This is made possible in part by a revolutionary material that was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics: graphene. These lattices of carbon atoms are harder than diamonds, yet more flexible than rubber, providing exceptional protection for your smartphone in the Denali Case.

• Strong, highly protective case
• Protects from impacts from heights of up to 5 m
• Reinforced with extremely robust graphene material
• Heat protection: integrated graphene dissipates heat
• Elements made of flexible TPU absorb drops and shocks
• Made from up to 100% recycled materials
• Compatible with wireless charging

About Graphene

Graphene is a special form of carbon that was discovered in 2004, earning its discoverers a Nobel Prize. It's no wonder, as the properties of graphene are truly revolutionary: harder than diamonds, more elastic than rubber, 200 times stronger than steel, and yet lighter than aluminum. All of this is made possible by a unique structure: in graphene, the carbon atoms form a honeycomb lattice that is exactly one atom thick. Each carbon atom is connected to exactly three other carbon atoms, making these bonds very, very strong.