iPhone 6 Case, Spigen Tough Armor Case for iPhone 6 (4.7-Inch) - SF Smooth Black (SGP10968)

This tough armour case appealed to me as all the other 'armoured' cases seemed too bulky and utilitarian looking- I didn't want to look like I was pulling out a toy tank from my pocket nor did I need it to withstand "military" testing (they have iPhones in the military?) I just wanted something which would withstand everyday bumps and drops.Upon receiving this case, I noted how sleek and minimal it looked- it only increases the iPhone profile by around a mm and the general shape isn't so extreme that you can't tell it's an iPhone under the case. The materials feel quality however the back (shiny part) can and does scratch which spoils the appearance somewhat. The button covers (volume) work exceptionally and I'm nearly a year the case has protected my phone from numerous drops both outside and indoors. Because of the slightly raised lip on the front the screen is protected and each corner seems especially fortified (mine has taken a 5ft drop onto concrete and landed on it's corner and survived).The case even fits my magnetic car holder between the case and the phone with no noticeable detriment to the fit or function. Also the distance between the case and the lightning adaptor socket seems to limit the amount of lint and dirt which tended to get stuck up there from my pockets which is a bonus.In summary this is a very good case at the pricepoint. It may not protect your phone from the elements or extreme abuse but for general everyday use this is ideal.

This is an excellent case. I mean, I haven't dropped my iPhone on any really hard surfaces like concrete or pavement but I have dropped it many a time on the ol' carpet and it just does a couple of somersaults before landing gracefully with no damage in sight. The cut outs for the camera, light and "silent" switch all line up perfectly (although if you have giant fingers like moi, you might find it a little difficult to toggle the silent switch without a fingernail) and the case just feels rugged. The same can be said about the volume and power buttons. So, the pros v cons :-Pros:- Looks pretty decent and isn't too bulky- Fits very well- Protects the elegance of your iPhone from scratches (on the back, of course, not the screen), this is really useful if your phone ends up in the same pocket as a set of keys like mine often does- can definitely absorb at least some impact from a fallCons:- The circle cutout on the back of the case to show the Apple logo is a design feature that could probably be avoided. I have paper in my case to avoid the problem but if not, you will quickly end up with a dirty circle on the back of your phone when compared to the rest of the phone- the headphones opening is fine for Apple's headphones but when you want to connect your phone to an aux cable, in a car without blue teeth for example, you have to at least partially remove the case as it cannot accommodate the larger plastic surrounding the 3.5mm jack.- The silent switch is a bit of a challenge to access, although this can also be considered a positive point, it is still a negative point.So that's, in my opinion, 4 vs 3 which means you should, if you're seeking a case for your iPhone 6, buy this one!

Spigen Case:I feel that there is a tremendous irony about the use of this case. There is little doubt that The Apple Technical Team spent millions of pounds (Dollars) creating such an overtly attractive design for the iPhone 6.Which in my opinion is an exceedingly attractive phone.However, in order to safeguard such an expensive investment – we wrap and cover it in protective material which would be appropriate for a ‘Mission in Afghanistan or Iraq !’- and, in doing so we lose the sight of such a wonderful design.In my case the iPhone 6 is an upgrade from the iPhone 5 – and I immediately noticed that my new phone felt much slimmer and a little fragile or vulnerable to being dropped or damaged.Hence the purchase of its new ‘suit of armour’Nevertheless, I feel that the investment was well worth the ‘irony’ – and I now feel that even if I dropped the phone – little damage would be inflicted.What I do not envisage is this armour clad outfit being carried in a precious Mulberry – or other designer handbag – but being a man I am quite happy with its rugged appearance.In consequence, I award the Spigen Case a full and worthy five stars.

Really good case. I've got the black one for my iphone 6 as it is quite a big investment, I though I should make sure it is protected. After doing some research online, I decided that this would be a good option. Really sturdy, and just by looking at it you can tell your phone would be safe if you were to drop it. It's slick, doesn't add too much in terms of bulk and I really like the way it works with the side buttons. Haven't dropped my phone yet but I;m confident it would be safe if I did.If I had one small criticism it would be the circular cut out on the back to keep the apple logo exposed. This could result in your phone being left in perfect condition, apart from a circle of dirty and possible slightly scratched metal around the apple logo. I've just put a piece of paper there which should sort that issue out.I would suggest to Spigen putting a clear plastic cover there. That way, the phone would be entirely protected, whilst still offering the aesthetics of having the apple logo exposed.All in all, really happy with this product and would definitely recommend