Poetic iPhone 11 Rugged Case with Kickstand, Full-Body Dual-Layer Shockproof Cover, Built-in-Screen Protector, Metallic Purple - Revolution Series, for Apple iPhone 11 (2019) 6.1 Inch Review

Pretty good for the price. I like the rubberized feet and footrest. Locks the phone well. The only complaint is that dirt gets under the protective screen cover from time to time. But this has happened to me with other cases including Otterbox etc. Compared to a $40 or even $80 case this is a good choice. In addition, it works with wireless charging without any problems.

The case is amazing. It actually covers the entire front panel from edge to edge unlike some other cases. The stand is really strong and works great. Haven't dropped it yet to test its strength, but I hope it will be good. One thing about my car phone mount was a bit tight so it was thicker than the last case I had. I would definitely buy it again and recommend it to anyone who wants a durable case.

The moment I ordered my new iPhone I knew I needed protection for it, I have a severe tremor in my hands that makes me want to Dropping things and this phone is about to crack and break. . When I saw this case I knew it would help me, I could get a better grip and my goodness it saves my phone if I drop it. I've dropped it a few times and it's ok and I liked the red color because I specifically ordered my red iPhone and didn't want to cover it but for protection I had to. So you saved me in…

Almost everything about this phone case is pleasant: very durable bumpers on the edges and corners, integrated kickstand (guide for tips) and plugs to protect against the ingress of foreign objects in the charging port. Also, it's a very tight fit so I know it won't open when hit. The only thing missing is that the included screen protector doesn't stick to any part of the phone screen, allowing dirt, dust and sand to get in through the sound holes. At first I opened the case up several times a

NOTHING DANGEROUS! So I was an absent-minded koo, my phone under my arm as I picked up the kids' things on the second floor stairwell of my house. It leads to the attic so is open plan except for the railing leading from the stairs. Of course it slipped out, fell between the banister pins and fell down to the basement - solid wood (sigh). However, from the sound I understood that the device was safe in this case. When I picked up my unit the ONLY flaw was a crack on the edge of the case between