🔒 Spigen Rugged Armor Apple AirTag Case Cover Holder for Keychain Ring - Matte Black (2021) - Compatible with AirTag Review

I ordered 2 pcs. A clip broke within a week. The airbag option has been clearly added here, but the strap hasn't been lengthened. It snaps shut and is very easy to open. The second time I almost lost my expensive keychain. Stay away from this product.

Unfortunately returned without photo. I liked the keychain from the week I owned it. The problem started when I first unzipped it and the button broke off! It may have been an isolated defect, but I returned it and will not buy it again. It's a shame because I liked the design.

took 1 day. Not durable at all. Contacted Spigen support and still got nothing. The carabiner is broken and I feel like it doesn't hold the air pendant very securely. Spigen is usually one of the companies I go to to buy device cases etc, but they have discontinued this item. Stay away.

Like many others, I really wanted to like this Airtag case. But there's one fatal flaw I didn't mention: Unlike leather Apple Airtag cases, the Spigen leaves the edges of the battery cover loose, allowing it to accidentally turn over and reset the Airtag registration. My solution, which is ugly, would be to put a piece of clear tape over the silver battery cover to keep it from rotating.

Every Apple device my family owns has some sort of Spigen accessory. Screen protectors, camera protectors and cases have saved us quite a few times. I just received my first AirTag and ordered a Rugged Armor keychain. Looks solid but lasted about 1 week. The snap hook broke and the working keys attached to the backpack were lost. Luckily the AirTag was attached and led me straight to the keys. In a hurry to leave, he threw the clip. Serious design flaw.

I've lost my keys more than twice and that's ALWAYS when I need them in a hurry. So we have some AirTags... but of course they don't come with anything to attach them to anything. We bought these when they first came out and one costs as much if not 1.5 times the cost of the less ornate options. Build wisely, they are very, very good. They can be a little bulky, but the construction is solid. Unlike others, they fit almost perfectly. If you are willing to pay a higher price, they are very good.

I didn't know that the tag is attached to a nylon loop with just a simple snap. The downside to this design is that the latch is not a secure connection and will disengage, causing the airtag to fall out of the clip. I had a security tag in my pocket multiple times, but the tag came off and fell into my backpack. I ended up gluing the nylon loop together to prevent the latch from coming loose. The airtag housing is secure, the clip is secure, but relying on an easy catch is a design flaw of the

I really wanted to like this thing. It was a little pricey for my liking and the airtag holder was too square/blocky for my liking, but the carabiner fits my aesthetic perfectly, so I bought it anyway. In practice, that's bullshit anyway. In the short time I've had this keychain, I've lost more of my keys than in the rest of my life combined. I've never had a key fall off my hip, and it happens all the time. They need a complete redesign of this product with a locking mechanism built in (like…

I just received my Spigen Rugged Armor case for Apple AirTag and at first I thought I wasn't very impressed with the product. The reason I bought this particular product is because it is marketed as durable and uses one of my AirTags on my Can-Am keys that are intended to be used in very harsh, unforgiving conditions. Quite easy. I needed a solution to secure AirTag and therefore my keys. First of all, this product has two main disadvantages: 1. The sturdy carabiner is made of a very cheap and…