2-Pack Camera Lens Protector for iPhone 16 Pro Max/16 Pro, Matte Black

About this item

• Camera Lens Protector Pack: AIREXON camera lens protector set is specially designed for iPhone 16 Pro Max/16 Pro, which includes 2 individual step-down design camera lens covers with alignment trays, 2 cleaning kits (Wet wipe *2 + cloth *2 + dust absorber sticker *2), and 1 installation guide
• Ultimate Protection: Combining 9H tempered glass with a rugged aluminum alloy frame, the AIREXON lens protector for iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max easily deflects scratches from keys, coins, and sharp everyday objects. Plus, our built-in anti-shatter layer ensures that if the worst happens, the glass shards remain in place without scattering dangerous, sharp fragments
• All-in-One Hassle-free Install & Removal: The innovative all-in-one integration of the lens rings and alignment tool for iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max allows for effortless, precise installation in seconds. When it’s time for a replacement, the positioner doubles as an integrated removal tool - just insert the tray's groove into the gap beneath the lens protector and pry upward to release it
• 95% High Transparency & AR/AF Tech: Boasting a 95% ultra-high light transmittance, this camera lens protector cover for iPhone 16 Pro/16 Pro Max preserves original-grade image quality for breathtaking photos. Advanced Anti-Reflection (AR) technology significantly reduces lens flare and cuts glare for stunning night photography. Meanwhile, the Anti-Fingerprint (AF) coating repels water, oil, and smudges, keeping your cell phone lenses pristine.
• 1:1 Fit & Case-Friendly: The camera lens covers' individual ring step-down design for iPhone 16 Pro Max and 16 Pro integrates flawlessly with the camera and fits almost any case cover. Please leave a precise 0.5mm buffer to make sure your favorite phone case slips on effortlessly
• Color Disclaimer:​ The camera protector features a genuine matte metal frame. Matte surfaces absorb light rather than reflect it, so the true depth of the color is best seen in person. Screen settings and lighting during photography may cause the frame to look lighter or darker than it actually is