SpigenTough Armor [Extreme Protection Tech] Designed for iPhone 11 Case (2019) - XP Black

Very good quality case, feels very good when you grab you phone and is a sturdy big case. It’s good quality and you can put your phone very easily. I come from very big and sturdy cases that are so hard that you almost have to bend your phone to fit it in, the last one a I had was so hard that didn’t absorb bumps and fallings, I actually hated it. I change to spiegen because I have had good experiences with it and it hasn’t disappointed me so far. This case is for people that like me, like big sturdy cases for big hands. It has 2 layers, the rubbery plastic one, and the metal one to cover it. It looks very nice, but I disliked the cases with the hole to show off the apple logo. I like to have cases that don’t show around that I’m carrying an iphone so I don’t get robbed, but I choose it anyway because it looked good to protect my phone and I used something to cover up the apple logo.

I've had two other Spigen phone products prior to the one purchased in June. It's one of the few things I purchased on Amazon by reading the reviews. I used OtterBox prior to sampling Spigen and now swear by Spigen. Not only is it durable, but it safeguards the phone--ensuring high resale condition. All I've had to do was wipe off the phone, with a wet cloth, or rubbing alcohol, place in the box (I usually keep the Apple boxes) and resell versus trade-in. The phones look brand new-to-gently used and the case was still useful such that I donated it to the buyer. The OtterBox case was so worn that had to be recycled.The other reason I purchased the Spigen is to avoid Apple's exorbitant phone 'protection' plan and insurance. Imagine having to pay a deductible, on top of a premium, to replace or fix a phone. It's not worth it when a good case, and screen protector, safeguard the phone for much less. If you must get insurance, bump up your home/renter's insurance; add the computer protection plan to cover a lost or stolen phone/device and computer.Before purchasing the new phone, I asked the Apple rep if I should get a case or screen protector. He insisted that I didn't need one, but also admitted that when his phone scratched, he was able to use Apple's protection plan. I Declined Apple protection on the spot. About 2WKS later, all the Apple stores closed down due to COVID so even if I did pay for Apple's protection plan, who knows when or where I would be able to get the phone fixed, if it were damaged. If you're paying $700+ for a mobile phone, spend the $19 or so bucks to protect it.The only downside to Spigen is variety of products. I liked another style much better. However it did not come in a color I liked so I defaulted to this version simply because it came in black. Would like to try other Spigen styles, but I am stickler for phone color so I'm disappointed that my third phone case has had the same look for more than 5 years. I hope the brand will switch up the colors even if they don't make the cuter designs more durable. If protection is the trade-off, then it's worth it to be bland, but if given the option, I would buy a different style and color with each new iPhone purchase.

I came here to say that I bought this phone case for my iPhone 11 in 2020 and 5 years later and I still have the same case and phone. This phone has survived some serious crashes with this phone case including dropping it off my 3rd floor fire escape into a parking lot and it still has no cracks. I have a glass screen protector that I bought off Amazon that has protected to phone as well. I’ve replaced the screen protector a few times.

I bought this case because we had a good experience with this brand for my husband. It's not overly heavy; I wouldn’t say it’s light, but it’s definitely lighter than my last case, which was heavy. This one is nice and protects my phone (I have an iPhone 11).

The case fits perfectly and definitely protects the phone in a drop. Looks nice but adds a little bit of bulk to the phone, but thats expected if you want it to cushion impacts. The built in stand is awesome. (Tip: You can flip the phone if u want it to lean at a lower angle on the stand.)The only negatives:1. The slot for the vibrate switch is pretty slim. This makes it a little difficult to get your finger in there and switch it if you have manly hands.2. When in the dark, it is difficult to differentiate the volume up and down buttons as there isnt much feel to them. Occasionally, I find myself pressing volume up instead of down, and vice versa.Not really big issues, but just wanted to put it out there if people wanna know (or Spiegen wants some user feedback). Overall its still an awesome case.