Enhanced OtterBox Symmetry Series Case for iPhone 12 & iPhone 12 Pro - Earl Grey (VETIVER/Climbing Ivy) Review

I have never had such an uncomfortable experience when wearing a phone case. @otterbox I'm sorry I don't want to ruin my brand new iPhone 12 pro by shoving it in this case you sociopaths! It seemed to me that my phone would break any second. Oh, and to find out, let's focus on the only area you can apply pressure on, and that's the cameras! Good idea. They are a cheap component of this phone *SARK*. I will never buy an otter again. I don't need to know that I will never film this case. 🤬. Now…

The case arrived much earlier than I expected. Unfortunately, I don't feel like it's of the same quality as the previous Otterbox Symmetry cases I've used. , one in each bottom corner of the case. They are noticeable and uncomfortable when handling the case. I'll probably be returning the case because of this. Not the quality you would expect for this price. It's also too tight. The volume buttons require a lot of pressure to press due to the solidity of the case. The rubber bumper around the…

The only reason I'm writing a review is because of the ones that almost stopped me from ordering this one. I'm glad I followed my intuition. I've had an Otterbox case on every phone I've had to change back to an iPhone 3. I just upgraded to a 12 from a 6s and ordered it for protection as usual (I also pair this case with tempered glass). I made the mistake of scrolling down and reading the reviews to make me doubt the product and the company who have put their backs on multiple phone drops on…

A longtime OtterBox user comes here to say this case DOESN'T FIT! This case broke the side button (power button) of my iPhone 12 Pro less than a month after I started using the case. EXTREMELY tight with a very tight fit that almost requires you to use a wedge to pry the phone out. This was probably why the side button didn't click back and return to its original position. I liked the overall feel of the case as the silicone on the front of the case makes the edges less sharp and "grippy" than…