Review on RhinoShield Bumper Case for iPhone 12/12 Pro - CrashGuard NX Black/Yellow - Slim Design, Shock Absorbent Protective Cover with 3.5M/11ft Drop Protection by Kenneth Broszko

Excellent product; it's thin, light, stylish and offers incredible protection (check out the various Crashguard videos on YouTube). If you want something that protects your phone while maintaining the feel of a glass back, then a bumper is your only option. The only other good bumper you'll find is from ThanoTech, but I didn't really like it; The grippy sides of the bumper feel uncomfortable and make the bumper much thicker than it actually is despite being almost the same size as the RhinoShield bumper. On the contrary, the smooth sides of this product feel almost the same as the sides of the phone itself, making the bumper feel comfortable in your hand. In addition, it also perfectly matches a borderless screen protector; I will link the front and rear guards I use to this one below. Yes, the other reviewers are correct that it's quite difficult to take off, but you shouldn't worry too much because 1) you probably won't take it off too often anyway, 2) you can make an effort to take it off, and Make sure not to bend/damage the phone. Watch iPhone X flex reviews on YouTube and you'll see that it can't be done unless you intentionally try to flex it. Front protector: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077NVK2R4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Back protector: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075S438LB/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00 ?ie =UTF8&psc=1 These two protectors work great with this bumper. The borderless front screen protector is perfectly flush with the face of the bumper, so you can't even know you're using a screen protector. The rear tread fits the back of the bumper ALMOST perfectly, leaving only a tiny gap, but you won't notice it unless you run your finger along the edges of the tread.