Spigen Thin Fit iPhone 13 Pro Case (2021) - Sleek Black Design for Enhanced Protection Review

The cover consists of: the back of polycarbonate, the perimeter of polyurethane. And between themselves, these parts are either soldered, or glued together. So, together with the gluing, glue sticks out, and in the most visible place on the back side below. If the case cost 800, then one could turn a blind eye to such things, because the case itself is neat and stylish for my taste. But when the cover costs 3700r, then I think it should not have flaws. The cover was ordered to the point of…

I have always used Spigen cases for my previous iPhones and I really liked them. This one is no exception. Fits my 13 Pro perfectly and the texture is grippy but not too grippy which is my preference. I also put a camera protector on my phone and the case fits perfectly with it too. I'm still wondering how you guys figured this case out before the phone was released, but here it is.

Seems to be well made but the lips around the screen seem to be much higher than the same model of Spigen case I used on my iPhone X. Unfortunately the lip height isn't listed anywhere like most other sellers so I can't measure it. Probably not as noticeable if you use a screen protector. I can fall back on Torras, which have a 1mm lead. It also has a top and bottom cover (again, as opposed to the slim fit for the X), which I personally don't like because it's more difficult to paint the top…

Front and back are made of 2 slightly different materials. Where they meet, the seam is not always smooth. It wears on your arm when you hold it and is very uncomfortable. The top of my case is completely smooth between the two materials (as you'd expect), but the sides and bottom (where your hands are most likely to be) are not. Visually, this is insignificant, but small pieces of plastic that rub against your fingers are very annoying and uncomfortable. I like the thickness of the case and…