Review on Raptic Shield For Samsung Galaxy S20: Military Grade Drop Protection With Anodized Aluminum And TPU, Iridescent Color by Bart Schwalbe

I This is really quality and better than something you'd get it like a 5 below but I tried 6 different cases on Revain for S20 (not the plus or ultra) and this didn't make the cut. It didn't rise over the edges enough to protect the screen from getting broken if dropped. Otherwise it looks great And is quite thick and sturd, but I prefer it to protect the glass edges rather than look good.I suggest, trying one of the two below, but if you like holo and you like iridescence, then this is probably the phone case for you. Otherwise, see below.The Dexnor Galaxy S20 black case with clear back is great. I wouldn't say the Dexnor is as thick as the Otterbox and the buttons are not as hard to use as the ones on Otterbox, but this one has protective edges and a casing on the front that covers it. DEXNOR is a 2 piece situation which was hard to put on when you are first giving it a go. I thought the edges of my phone would scrape off, it was that hard, but I got it on. It does have edges along the side that you can pull the softer material from the firm material so that you can take it apart. I also hard a hard time taking it off but I figure if it falls, Dexnor might be the most protected option other than the ORDBYT. Dexnor also has a little piece that covers the charging port so that it doesn't get dirty which is a nice option.The only other case that worked well at covering those edges and had protective corners was ORDTBY. It has good reinforced corners because the corners are the weakest point on the phone, other than, you know, the glass. This one is pretty thick on the corners and the buttons are fairly easy to press unlike the Otterbox ones.It's quite clear in colour and my favorite part of this case is how much it covers. This phone type, ORDBTY, like DEXNOR, has rounded edges and it makes finding a case that can protect it, very tedious. Most cases don't come up to protect the glass, so when the phone crashes face down, bye bye screen. The ORDTBY, however, covers that rounded part without interfering with the functions, just like Dexnor.https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B083WD1CPS?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_imageI kept these two as the others didn't protect the rounded sides and some didn't protect the corners. I also suggest getting 2 cases just in case one has an issue down the road or gets dingy, cause I haven't had it for a while. Or because you might just want to change things up every once in a while. Neither one is very decorative but they are protective in my opinion and I'm someone that drops my phone a lot.Both are great options.