📱 Speck Products Presidio Perfect-Clear Case for iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro, Transparent/Crystal Clear Review

The case is nice and solid but the volume buttons are very hard to press, too hard to adjust the volume while talking to someone. I was hoping they would get easier with time but no luck so far. The on/off button is also not as easy to press as in previous cases I've had. I've had bacon cases before and never had this problem, it was frustrating. Possible manufacturing defect but uncomfortable to use.

This case looks great, fits snugly and is thin, just how I expected a case to offer the protection Speck listed. It's too slippery, but I might not notice if the knobs weren't terrible. I don't need perfect buttons to push. But this case must have been developed before anyone at Speck got the actual iPhone 12 to test. The volume buttons in particular are terrible. it goes back

The case arrived with some pretty bad scratches on the back in a small box without plastic wrap. Looks like a fairly simple packaging detail has been ignored. It's very solid, with nice tall bumpers around the screen that should protect the display well. Buttons, but... It takes a lot of force to press the power and volume buttons. You might think that now it would be easy to find out. In general, I'm happy with the protection, with a few flaws due to poor workmanship.

I rarely write reviews but found it necessary for this item. After trying sooo many different cases, I finally got my hands on the Speck Presidio Clear Case for iPhone X. it is incredibly durable. So when I upgraded to my iPhone 12 Pro I figured I would get the same case. I read the reviews and a lot of them said the buttons are hard to press. I got nervous! I ordered it anyway and the buttons are fine! I really have no idea what the other reviewers were upset about. I'm incredibly clumsy with…

Definitely the best clear case on the market. I had this on my last phone paired with a fake glass screen protector and it protected my phone very well. No cracked backs or screens despite falling down the stairs and at work (blue collar) for 2 years. I even slammed the car door with it and my phone was fine (with tempered glass). The body is solid like a tank and is raised around the screen. A substantial amount that offers excellent screen protection while being thin enough to stay out of the

I just got a new phone so I got the same case again for the third time. I am quite clumsy and often drop phones/knock them off tables and this case has protected me every time. The buttons are very easy to press, the back is smooth so I can easily slip it in my pockets, but the top edges of the bezel are rubberized and grippy so I can hold the phone better. I love these grippy edges. The front of the phone is slightly recessed under the bezel that protects the screen. Maybe sometimes I'd like a

Not only are the keys uncomfortable to use and the body is slippery, but the design leaves a lot to be desired. Look at the corners and you'll find odd placement of material as well as lettering. I know this product is from China but I don't want to see it every time I pick it up at the corner. I also don't want to see weird "lines" in the transparent case for no reason, breaking the smooth lines of the 12 Pro. If you want a body that wobbles on what appears to be a "flat" surface, buy the…

First off, Speck makes great cases, I bought the Presidio2 Pro for my iPhone 12 Pro without even thinking. But this Perfect Clear case is a big disappointment. I actually bought a used one from Revain marked 'like new' and shortly after that a brand new case from Target. Both had the same problems, although the used case had significantly deeper scratches. Even though the iPhone 12 line has only been out for around 5 months and thus has cases for it, how is it possible for a case to be so…