TUDIA OMNIX Case for OnePlus 3T / OnePlus 3 (White) TD-TPU3685

Strurdy design but looks awful. If the white outer cover is removed, it doesn't look good and the case is wide to use.

cheap product n costly too.

Best case for oneplus 3/3T ever 360° protect

Amezing product

Tl:dr; good case, but the built in screen protector is annoying and bad (dust works it's way underneath, rainbowing, bad texture/friction, greasy/fingerprint prone) so peel it off and use in conjunction with Orzly tempered glass screen protector.After reading a lot of reviews I bought this case with the knowledge I'd likely be unhappy with the built in screen protector - but I gave it a shot.I had a plastic screen protector on my phone, so when the case arrived I carefully peeled my existing screen protector off and put it in the case, ensuring no dust was on the screen. That worked well, the screen protector built in the case does have a barely visible dot pattern but it doesn't bother me. I successfully transfered my phone without dust or hair stuck under the screen so I was happy.Well, within 24 of putting the case on particles of dust had worked their way under the screen (mind you, I'm not in a dusty environment. I work an office job and it stayed on my desk most of the day) as well and the rainbowing effect over the screen. That rainbowing DOES bother me and I could also see it even when my phone screen was lit.When I got home I decided to put the Orzly tempered glass protector I bought on it and peel off the built in one from the case. I thought I'd kind of be able to just pop it off, but it did take some effort. I ended up poking a hole through the middle and cutting out most of it, and then going back around to peel up the edges where its glued down and made sure I got all the adhesive off too.So far my combination of this case and the Orzly screen protector is just what I want. Only knocking one star off because I bought the case knowing I'd likely end up removing the screen. Will update if things change.

I just received it and put it on. I bought this case in white because I was looking for a rugged case for occasional use for if I'm doing outdoor activities like hiking, camping and so forth. Outside of those occasions, I plan on sticking to the official OnePlus 3 karbon case -which i still think is the best case for simple day to day use where all you really need is a little scratch protection.For my more active days, my first impressions are that Tudia Omnix will fit my needs until LifeProof decides to make a case for this phone. I decided to go with this case on the strength of the fact that it is the only rugged case available as of this date with a built in screen protector, meaning you have nearly full coverage/enclosure of the phone. This was important to me because, while it won't offer water resistance like LifeProof cases do, I figured a close to full enclosure as possible would better protect my phone from other elements like dust and sand. Saw great reviews of cases from Spigen, OtterBox and so forth and i don't doubt that any of those cases will offer great drop protection, but each had more areas of exposure not only on the screen but around ports and buttons that might cause more likelihood of sand or dust getting in.So far, from my impressions, this case -with it's built in screen protector and flaps for ports - seems to be more up to the task for whatever i may throw at it.For a rugged case, it is rather svelte but that might be because the phone itself is so thin. The built in screen protector seems to work fine and the white back is rather nice and is bright enough to catch my eye should i happen to be looking for it. The white section also is slick enough to allow for easily putting it in and out of pockets without sticking, while the ergonomics and the sides offer a decent grip. The fit seems perfect, the flaps covering the ports are tight to offer protection but designed in a way that if opened won't cause issues with the USB or headphone jack. The TPU section of the phone is as sturdy as other cases I've seen. Overall, for the price, you seem to get a very good amount of protection and a premium design. I'm very satisfied with the purchase and it seems to fit my needs so I have no qualms about recommending to anyone else with similar needs.I docked off one star because it doesn't come with instructions and it is rather burdensome to figure out how to best open the case.Like I said, I'm using this case occasionally for only outdoor activities so for what I'm looking for, this case seems closest to perfect out of what's available. I'll be going up to the mountains this weekend so it'll be good test run. I'll provide updates if i feel real world usage is different from my first impressions.P.S. A similar case - the Poetic Revolution- will be available sometime next week. I may give that a shot too.UPDATE>>> So after a week of situational uses, here are my impressions. The case still gets a 4 star rating if used as described above. Meaning, this case will suit you fine IF you plan on using it like I do and it's for OCCASIONAL use outdoors when you need extra protection. Other than difficulty putting it on and removing it (which accounts for the lack of a fifth star), you can't really go wrong if the Tudia Omnix is your occasional tough case.That being said, for those of you who are looking at it for a more permanent case/ or primary case, there are some issues that you'll fine creeping up and they deal mostly with the attached screen protector. It is not the highest grade. In direct sunlight, you'll notice a dot matrix pattern that really begins to detract from the display quality. Moreover, the screen protector is flimsy and begins to collect lint underneath it because of it. I have heard that you can just remove the screen protector film, and it'll be fine but if that's the case, all you really get is bump protection and there are other cases that meet that need. The appeal of this particular case is supposed to be a more full coverage protection, the screen protector being a big part of that. As such, if judged as a case for primary use, the intended functions of the design is a let down and get a 2 star rating.So, for occasional use = 4 star. For daily use as intended = 2 star. Average then of 3 stars.

Best case for the OnePlus 3.However, it could be made better. Not as good as Otterbox in terms of practicality.There is some sort of dot-matrix on the plastic screen, hard to see it on bright screens. Not a big deal though because I bought this case for durability. If you want durability and quality, sadly I haven't been able to find any other case that comes close.The plastic has a small cut out for the finger print censor. It is not water proof. Because these phones are getting so big, a semi-bulky case (talking about width not thickness) can cause problems for certain pockets. I wear loose pants/shorts and it's somewhat 'tight'.Anyways, this is probably best case in regards to durability and full enclosure for the OnePlus 3. With normal use I feel the case will out last the phone. (somewhat difficult to assemble due to these screens having lint or dust and because the case is a tight fit it can be a hassle)