This cover wraps the phone in liquid silicone with a brushed inner layer facing the back panel. A ring of magnets under the shell lines up with the coil of a wireless charger, so the phone charges with the cover left on. The wall measures roughly 0.2 cm, thin enough that the phone still slides into a shirt pocket.

Glossy shells slide off armrests and car seats, and that is usually how a screen ends up cracked. Silicone has enough friction that your fingers stay in charge of where the phone goes. The magnets do the second half of the job by putting the charger where it needs to be the first time.
Day to day you stop thinking about it, which is the mark of a cover that works.

Seat the two bottom corners first, then stretch the silicone up over the camera housing until the rim sits flat all round. Lint collects in the surface over time, so wipe it with a damp cloth and let it dry fully before it goes back on. Give the inner layer the same treatment now and then, since loose grit is what actually marks a back panel.
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