Review on Vena VArmor Holster Protective Designed by Brian Malith

Almost the same level of protection as OtterBox. I've owned at least five Otter iPhone cases. This is a two piece body, not three. It's made of the same or slightly better materials than the OtterBox, which is made of plastic and rubber. It's easier to remove and install. I can't understand why OtterBox is $40 when the clip fails every time and they stop providing the screencap. If something hits the screen, it's not protected. They still charge double. The protrusion on the top of the OtterBox belt clip simply rubs off. This is the same level of protection as a case that covers the screen. Even the otter has no hiding place. The clip uses the best design. It only has three positions and uses a wire mount. As a result, not all of the spring force is transferred to the top of the belt clip. Because the OtterBox rests on a tiny plastic protrusion, it can simply fail when holding the phone. The clip snaps into place and your thousand dollar phone falls and slides off whatever you were holding it to. This case also features the Apple logo. Which Otter stopped doing altogether. In the end, everyone will think you have a regular phone if they don't see the Apple logo, no matter how silly that might be. In Silicon Valley, the absence of the Apple logo means a fake. This is the land of the fake Apple. There will be an update regarding the durability of the case.