UAG iPhone iPhone 6s Plus Feather-Light Composite [ICE] Military Drop Tested Phone Case

Before my iPhone 6 Plus arrived, I was researching several different cases and brands to find the perfect case for my iPhone. I knew I needed something that wasn't insanely huge, yet had the protection I needed for the device(As it is one expensive phone!).I searched and searched until I found UAG. This case is one of the best out there right now if you're looking for something light, slim and great protection. Naturally, it comes at a cost, but for an expensive device like an iPhone 6 Plus, it's a necessary investment.Pros:- Light, slim case- Military drop tested (Meaning your phone will have no problems surviving a drop from 4-6 feet high)-Looks good (Maverick is one of the sleeker looking cases-Slightly raised front, so if you lay it down on the screen the screen won't touch the surface.-Nice concave for the camera to offer great protection and does not obscure view-Hard, strong case, very durable on the outside; The inside is a bit softer and has somewhat of a cushion to help absorb any blows.-Easy access to ports/buttons-Great coverage on the edges to avoid hard blows on the landing-Comes with a screen protector.Now, naturally as there are plenty of pros; This product does have its cons.Cons:-Difficult to take off-Unnecessary aesthetics exposing the phone (Two holes in the back and 'screws' that do nothing)-Not much of a grip to the back; for those that aren't careful there's a good chance of dropping your phone.And that's pretty much it. As a recommendation; I'd say to avoid using the screen protector given to you and save that as a backup while picking up a glass-tempered screen protector. It's a matter of preference, but like I said, for a device like this it's best to go all out with the accessories and the UAG screen protector is just one of those cheap film screen protectors, but it still works fine.A tip to those that are also having trouble holding their phones; You can actually use those displeasing holes to your advantage. Stick a finger in the top hole and it actually gives you a bit more of a 'hold' to your phone.Great phone case though and I'd recommend it to anyone as while I'm sure we'll see some even better cases in the future; This is the case that did a lot of things right early in the game.

I've been shopping for a case for my iPhone 6+ and ultimately decided on this one.First off, I really like the looks of the case. The looks on this case is sorta eye-catching and very unique compared to lots of other cases I've seen so far. I got the clear case and it looks great with the silver/space gray iPhone 6+. shows a bit of the case but still offers very good protection for the phone.Secondly, the size of the case is, for me, pretty spot on perfect. Most of the cases I've seen are either too slim or too bulky. This case fits right in the middle. It adds more protection than your average slim case but not super bulky like an Otterbox or similar type case. It's very light so it doesn't add much bulk/weight to you phone.Lastly, cut outs on the phone are pretty good. Most other cases either offer no protection near the ports or add too much so that third party accessories won't fit. The bottom ports are pretty good and there are covers for the sleep/wake and volume buttons.Only "issues" with this case are that there are two open slots on the back of the phone. Not sure why these are here but these open slots will definitely let dust get into the case. Also, the covers for the volume buttons and sleep/wake button aren't completed closed off. There is a gap on both of those button covers and dust/debris can also get into there. Perhaps they can address these issues on future cases. Also, the price. While I have no problem spending money on quality items, really would've liked this case to be in the $25-$30 range.Overall, really happy with this case and I will use this as my daily case. Looks great, not bulky and fits great on the phone.EDIT: For those of you looking to use full screen glass protectors, I recently purchased the iLoome glass screen protector and it works perfectly with this case. With the case and the iLoome screen protector, there's about a 1mm gap between the case and screen protector. Yes, dust does get in there but not much you can do about it.

I have owned an iPhone wallet case for every iPhone I have owned an iPhone wallet case for every iPhone since the iPhone 4. Leather ones, plastic ones, cards that slide in from the top, cards that pull out to the side, ones that are spring-loaded. But all of them left me feeling like I had to compromise in someway in order to lose my billfold and free space in my pockets. The compromise was different for each case. Security: leaving my cards exposed visibly, if I had my phone out in public… Then everyone who could see it anywhere my credit card was. Phone protection: most cases that have space for a credit card seem to lack true drop protection that I was used to in the OtterBox cases that I used before wallet cases. This UAG case is amazing. It protects my cards from view, and add suburb protection for my iPhone. I was curious when I read other reviews about how hard the lid was to open, and I see what they are talking about. However, it seems that there is a certain technique to it, and now it is second and now it is secondhand nature. If I had a choice between a cover that keeps my cards inside, or is so loose that it flies open, then you guessed it... this is my choice. Yes, the case doubles the thickness of the phone, but to my surprise, it does not seem bulky in the pocket. Of course I am a guy, and all of my pants and shorts have large pockets. My wife has shown quite an interest in the case, and my wife has shown quite an interest in the case, and it doesn't seem to be getting any negative reviews from her. For the first time in years, I am very, very happy with my phone/case, for the first time in years, I am very, very happy with my phone/case, combo.