Nillkin CamShield Pro Case Hard Armor Cover Camera Cover for Samsung Galaxy A53 5G Blue (Light blue)

Nillkin CamShield Pro Case armored durable case cover camera cover

A slim and elegant phone case that protects the device from damage, and additionally has a sliding cover for the rear camera. Thanks to the end cap, the camera glass is protected from scratches. There is also an additional plus for people who value privacy and security of their data. A covered camera prevents access to video recording in case someone gains remote access to the phone and turns on the preview from the main camera.

Well-thought-out design

The case consists of a flexible frame, a hard back and a camera cover. Reinforced corners absorb impact energy, which is evenly distributed over the surface of the case.

Rear camera protection

On the back of the cover there is a sliding cover for the camera. Protects the camera glass from scratches during everyday use. When you need to record a video or take a photo, all you have to do is slide the cap to reveal the lens.

Comprehensive protection

The unique design makes the accessory protect the entire housing of the smartphone. Your device will be encased in a protective armor that will protect it from all dangers.

Easy and secure assembly

Thanks to its design, the accessory is easy to take off and put on. And without the risk of scratching the housing. Even after years of use, the equipment can still look like new! In addition, you do not have to worry about the overlay accidentally slipping off the device.

Raised edges

Slightly raised edges of the case additionally ensure the safety of the screen and camera lens. Regardless of how you put the phone down, you can be sure that these elements will not be scratched.

Precise cutouts

Despite comprehensive protection, the case still guarantees free access to all necessary ports, sensors and speakers. The comfort of using the equipment is not limited in any way. You can easily connect the charger to it, and the sounds of calls or notifications are not unnecessarily suppressed.