For our latest video review, we went hands-on with the Leather Mag Case and Mag Mount, designed by Knomo. For those unfamiliar with Knomo, it's a site that specializes in high-quality Apple accessories like bags, backpacks, and cases.

Knomo's Mag Case is a slim, leather and polycarbonate case that looks much like any other iPhone case, but it has a steel plate embedded in the back. The steel plate is able to attach to the magnet built into the accompanying Mag Mount piece, which can be placed anywhere in the house via adhesive, letting the iPhone be mounted in a variety of different locations.

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We liked the fit and feel of the Knomo Mag Case, but since it has a minimal design, it offers limited protection from drops and damage. Installed in a car with the Mag Mount, the Knomo Mag Case worked well, holding an iPhone 6s Plus firmly in place.

Knomo's Mag Case and Mag Mount for the iPhone 6s Plus can be purchased from the Knomo website for $49.95. The iPhone 6s version is available for $44.95, and additional Mag Mounts can be purchased for $19.99.

Top Rated Comments

garotemonkey Avatar
132 months ago
Anywhere? ... ANYWHERE ???
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
coolspot18 Avatar
132 months ago
You can just buy a magnet mount and stick the metal plate inside your case...
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Kajje Avatar
132 months ago
How much does it affect on wireless signals?
You're breaking up. Can you repeat that please?
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Kajje Avatar
132 months ago
You can just buy a magnet mount and stick the metal plate inside your case...
But then where you'd spend those 48.95 dollars you've just saved?
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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