TORRAS Black Friday Offer: The Q3 Air Promotion You Won't Want to Overlook

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      The frenzy of Black Friday sales has arrived! TORRAS is joining in with some fantastic Amazon-exclusive deals. Whether you’re looking for stocking stuffers or want to indulge in a new phone case for yourself, this is an opportunity not to be missed. Among the offers, the TORRAS Q3 Air stands out, and there's a special code you'll need to unlock the additional discount.

      The Q3 Air, TORRAS’ ultra-thin and lightweight case for the iPhone 17, will be on sale from November 28 to December 1. You can enjoy a 10% discount on Amazon if you’re one of the first 80 customers to apply the code Q3AIR7799. It’s definitely a deal that could slip by quickly.

      So what makes the Q3 Air a popular holiday choice? For starters, it provides nearly invisible protection. It’s slim enough to maintain your phone’s elegant design, yet resilient enough to withstand everyday wear and tear. Constructed with TORRAS’ proprietary X-SHOCK technology, it offers shock-absorbing corners without adding bulk, providing minimalist style with adequate defense while fitting the iPhone 17 perfectly.

      If you’re shopping for someone who prefers more distinctive accessories for their phone, TORRAS has additional options. The Q3 Silicone case, a premium soft-touch alternative to aluminum, is also available for $38.99 (regularly $59.99). Customer feedback on the TORRAS website and Reddit indicates that its tactile feel and refined finish make it a favorite.

      Additionally, there’s the Q3 Fitness case designed for those who lead active lifestyles. Lightweight, sweat-resistant, and perfect for workouts, it's priced at $33.99 — no code required.

      TORRAS is marking down prices early, and these Amazon deals make excellent gifts for everyone on your list. Just remember, the Q3 Air is the only model that has a time-sensitive, code-exclusive discount. Don’t forget to enter Q3AIR7799 for an additional 10% off. If that’s the one you want, act fast.

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