Speck Products SmartFlex View Case for iPhone 5 & 5S - Graphite Grey/Light Graphite Grey/Cobalt Blue

I purchased this case along with the Moshi iGlaze Kameleon and the Incipio Dual Pro to determine if I could make a stand case work. Thanks to Speck, the answer is a resounding yes. The Moshi is basically a stand only offering no protection. The Incipio is a great product, equal in its feel, coverage, protection and quality, except for the fact that its stand is a standalone product which you'd have to carry separately. Not an option for me.The SmartFlex is an excellent full coverage case. The case completely wraps the phone and allows you to set your phone face down without making contact with the surface. The speaker and headphone cutouts work well. The volume buttons are extremely crisp. As noted by other reviews, the top On/Off button does feel slightly softened or muted but I've had no issues with getting it to engage. This case is not bulky. Its bigger than the slim cases, but nowhere near the size of the Ballistic or Otterbox style hockey pucks for your pocket.The stand is slick! It slides and clicks in-and-out of place with ease and can be used in either Landscape or Portrait positions. If you're looking for a full coverage case, that isn't too bulky and has a stand ideal for Facetime, Skype, Sonos, or any type of "active" control/app, then this is your case. There simply isn't another comparable product on the market that combines all of these features.

I've had this case for close to two months now and it has been great. My only worry when purchasing it was the durability of the built-in kick stand. It seemed a bit weak and I was worried it would end up braking after not too long. I'm happy to say that after A LOT of use it is still in perfect condition. I've even dropped the phone a couple of times with the stand out and it has survived just fine. Overall a great case which provides good protection and a pretty cool accessory. Would definitely recommend.UPDATE:I've now had this case for a little over two years. I have to say it has held up extremely well. Especially the kickstand portion of the case. I was expecting the plastic kickstand or internal components for it to break LONG ago. However, it is still working perfectly. The case does show the two years of use with scuffs and scratches which is expected. It has done it's job of protecting my phone through numerous drops and hits. The only damage my phone has received since i've had this case is some scratches on the phone's back. This seems to be caused by debris getting in between the case and the phone. But from cases i've had in the past this always seems to be the case though.Overall, it's a great case that has kept my phone in one piece well past the two years I needed it to last for my phone plan.

This is a great case. It looks good, fits perfectly, has cutouts in all the right places, has its own buttons that line up exactly with the power and volume buttons, adds a lip so the iPhone doesn't rest directly on its face when put face down and has a kickstand that works for both portrait and landscape modes.Other cases with kickstands fall down when the iPhone or the table is bumped; the "rubber band" effect causes those kickstands to fold away when bumped. By design, the kickstand on this case stays out until you put it away. No amount of bumping will allow this kickstand to accidentally fold up.The kickstand's weakness is that its viewing angle isn't adjustable. When I use the kickstand in portrait mode for Facetime, the iPhone is always angled at 75 degrees or so. This means that I have to sit close to and above the iPhone so people can see me in the camera. It also means that the view is a little awkward because the background behind me is pretty far up the wall which looks odd to the viewer. It'd be nicer if I could adjust it to a steeper angle, like 80 or 85 degrees or so. My workaround is to put an Post-It notepad under the kickstand or find something else to wedge behind it for a closer-to-90-degree angle. It's not a deal killer but it's a minor drawback.It doesn't have a cutout for the Apple logo on the back of the iPhone; some people like having that.The case is rubbery plastic. It was protect from scuffs and most drops. But it isn't a "candy shell".

My last case was a leather Case Mate that was pretty torn up after 3.5 years, but provided terrific protection most of that time. With my new iPhone 5, I needed a new one and preferred to have the built in kick-stand. The Speck offers a unique solution to this and overall consider this a decent buy.PROS:-Good design concept-Doesn't add unwanted bulk (in fact, I wanted something that made the iPhone 5 fatter for easier grip)-Good materials and decent gripCONS:-The bottom cross bar that goes underneath the Home button is weak a point as it is loose already. My expectation is that after being pulled out of my pocket 100-200 times, it will pull and begin to sag - becoming both unattractive and a liability.-While the stand is novel in it's design, it seems very fragile. If it lasts a couple of years, it's genius.-The stand is too vertical, standing at about 80 degrees in both portrait and landscape mode. This makes viewing close up difficult (as on an airplane)

Muy bueno

It works well with the stand.

nice case for my lovely iphone 5s. use it to skype all the time, that why needed the stand for it

Had a black / yellow one on I phone 4 which broke, Speck replaced it without any problems. They are on the high end price but very good quality. Only had this one a couple of days but build quality is very good and stand looks like it should last.

色々とケースを試しましたが、満足出来ませんでしたが、この商品には満足しています。若干厚みが出ますが、これは致し方ない所。シンプルで質感も良く満足しています。