Review on TAURI [5 In 1] For IPhone 14 Pro Case, [Not Yellowing] With 2X Tempered Glass Screen Protector + 2X Camera Lens Protector, [Military Grade Drop Protection] Shockproof Slim Phone Case 6.1 Inch, Blue by Alan Brewer

There's many good things to say about this product. For the obvious, it seems to do a fine job at protecting my phone. I've dropped my iPhone 14 multiple times, and all of those times, the phone case, along with the camera lens protector have taken the brunt of possible damage.One of the design problems I see with the iPhone 14 Pro (not the case) is the camera lens protrudes from the actual back of the phone. So if you drop it and it falls flat, the camera lens takes the hit before the actual phone does. If you slide the phone on a table, the camera's lens, yet again, takes the damage rather than the rest of the back of the phone. It's just seems overly exposed, to me. I'm sure Apple engineers gave it a long and hard thought about it.either have the lens protrude from the phone, or add thickness to the entire phone so the lens sit flush. In the world of electronics it seems people always prefer thinner.With that said, the lens protector certainly adds a layer of protection that is otherwise missing.with one tiny caveat.Explaining this caveat, however, is difficult to explain. In short, the lens protector uses a thin sticky adhesive around the edge to adhere it to the phone.rather it probably should also be held in with an extended lip around phone case itself. In other words, the lens protector can pop off, or fall off, even if the phone case, itself, is still on. So if you get dust under the lens protector, it's easy to remove, but reaffixing it is a lost cause as the adhesive is a "one time" thing.I wrote the company and explained how my lens protector popped off, and immediately, they sent an entire new kit.phone case, lens and screen protector. Pretty honorable.To sum up, this system works great. It's already saved my phone at least once, along with the camera lens.