Nice material, beautiful case but it slips in the hand and you feel that it is not stable in your hand, you have the sense that it will slip out of your hand…

It is sensitive, but it has a very nice feel and floating metallic buttons, with a plastic coating so you don't damage the phone buttons! I consider it a bit expensive, even at the €50 that I paid for it.

The review concerns the Pitaka MagEZ Pro 4 case. The case is very high quality in the Aramid 1500D category. Something the buyer should know is that it leaves fingerprints immediately, like all 1500D cases. The Aramid 600D leaves much fewer fingerprints.
The protection it provides for the phone is top-notch for the front part as well as for the rear cameras. Even if the phone wears camera protection, the lip of the case is sufficient to prevent the cameras from touching the desk or table, or in case of a fall, where in this case the material (Aramid fiber) can easily leave marks. Now... the grip is okay, it's just that the corners are a bit more pronounced. It's somewhat more square compared to the Benks 600D and the Spigen Enzo 1500D, it reminds you of the feeling you had when holding the 14 Pro. Internally, it has a quality lining and the magnet is as strong as it should be, and its weight is 33g. The buttons on the right and left are metallic and over time there may be wear on the titanium, something I didn't notice with the 14 Pro and the same essentially applies to the Pitaka MagEZ Pro 3 that I had back then. If it cost 20 euros less, it would be more fair. Overall, it is a very good case and it gives you a top-notch feeling.