Thinly Built, But Hides The Pricey iPhone Well
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I guess I'm too use to my thicker case which has saved my phone on more than one occasion. (I'm very clumsy). Yet, I love the simplicity of this case, too. It's really very thin but seems to give some degree of protection. The black covering is flexible and the different covers are easy to snap on and off. They are are really very thin, though, too, and can bend a little which makes me nervous about carrying an expensive phone around with a thin case. On the flip side, it hides the fact that you are carrying an iPhone 6 and really doesn't take up a lot of space. If you need to carry it in your front or back pocket, you'll have room. It has a lip on it, too, that might come in handy should your phone slip from your grasp and hit the floor. I took a few photos. Hopefully, you'll see what I'm talking about.
2075751
Bumper's slim profile doesn't add bulk to the iPhone form factor. However if it is removed (even gently and carefully once), the silicone rubber separates from the clear plastic.  Even with careful usage, the bumper is quite fragile. The adage of "you get what you pay for..." applies in this instance.
4086801
Thin enough to be completely flush with the buttons. I'm not a fan of cases in general because Apple spent so much time designing this thing. To cover it up with some bulky rubber thing seems cruel.

Far more people say something than any other case I've owned and it's typically "is that a case?" and then proceed to write down the name. So for social points... five stars!

The case bends like cheap plastic and very easily shatters. Dropping it from a couple feet will cause large chunks to break off. So consider this more of a one-time use thing. If you drop it, it'll most likely protect the phone by sacrificing itself. Still, worth it for the money.
2149856
I wanted to protect the edges of my phone without ruining the functionality of the phone's slim design. I tried a popular and much more expensive cover and in the process of protection, ruined the ease of use and made it impossible to reach the edge of the screen with a finger. Next I opted for a leather sleeve-type protector which required that you remove the phone for each use. Nice but I found that I kept forgetting to put the phone back in the sleeve, which offered no protection. I ordered the orange and I find that my black phone is so easily lost when I put it down somewhere in my house. Now it is very visible.

The cover has a nice smoothness that is just tacky enough to keep the phone from slipping all over the place as glossy covers do. I don't use a screen cover as I do not like how they impact function. I have had to replace glass screens on prior iphones due to scratches, but I really don't like to spend $800 for a phone only to have to diminish the responsiveness and appearance of the screen by adding protection.

The elago is a perfect fit and impairs no screen function. If you are using an older power cable with an adaptor you may find that it will not fit.
1318571
If you're looking for something to solely protect the back of your iPhone, this case isn't bad.  But this case alone isn't enough to fully protect your phone - you'll need a screen protector too.

Pros:
* The grip feel on this case is great.  When in your hands, you can rapidly type away on the phone with no slippage at all
* I have the silver one; it blends perfectly into the phone and looks like there's nothing there
* Complete accessibility to all of the buttons/features on the phone
* Coupled with a screen protector, your phone is pretty immune to scratching

Cons:
* This case does NOT fit all the way around the phone - just most of the way.  As a result, it does nothing to protect the face of the phone.  I'm not suggesting it would protect it from scratches.  However, since the case does not come all the way around to the face, if you place your phone upside down the screen will touch whatever surface you have it on.  This obviously works well for typing, so it's just a warning.
* Portions of it feel very cheaply made.  There are a number of neat little notches and cuts in order to have openings for the various buttons.  However, about half of mine feel extremely rough/sharp, like the cutting mechanism they used wasn't great.
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If you are looking for an iPad cover that uses the magnetic on/off feature or which keeps your iPad securely covered, look elsewhere.  This folio case sacrifices all that in favor of a slimmer, lighter-weight cover that offers the bare minimum.

The iPad slips into an inner sleeve that has openings for both the rear camera and the dock; it is secured in place by an inside flap and a stiff frame.  The opposite side of the inside has a black flocked surface with cut-out lines to provide six different viewing angles in landscape mode; these hold the iPad in position only by using friction.  If you want a more secure position, you can invert the folio and insert it into the back tab.

I also found issue with the way the folio closes.  It took some adjusting to get my IPad fully into the frame and, even then, I had to pull the top to close it fully over the screen.  There is absolutely nothing to keep this folio from opening up in a handbag or briefcase since it doesn't have a closure system.

The best part of this folio case is the slim design.  It doesn't add bulk, and its simplicity offers an affordable way to protect your iPad.  I think there are better options out there, including&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Belkin-Cinema-Leather-Folio-Case/dp/B0079TOI8K/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Belkin Cinema Leather Folio Case</a>&nbsp;and the elegant (but much more expensive)&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Logitech-Ultrathin-Keyboard-Cover/dp/B007PRHNHO/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover</a>.

-- Debbie Lee Wesselmann
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INSTALLATION

Installation isn't as intuitive as a basic case would be, but, I found it easier than some of the more protective cases (i.e., Lifeproof, Otter, etc.).

AESTHETICS

This is a nice looking case.  It is thin and relatively unobtrusive, especially for a case that provides this much protection.  The removable backplate is a nice touch, and allows for some customization.  The cutout for the Apple logo is very nice, and perfectly centered.

FUNCTIONALITY

Let me preface this by saying that I really hate cases that have built in screen protectors.  I haven't scratched a phone screen since I was using a PalmOS device.  Nonetheless, this case came with one, so I was willing to give it a try.  It is the best screen protector Ive ever used or even seen.  In normal use, it is almost completely invisible.  If I hadnt installed the phone into the case myself, Id swear it didn't have one.  If you hold it under direct light, you can see a slight glare. This glare doesnt make the phone any harder to use than it would already be (since the iPhone screen itself would show the glare too); I just point it out for those who might argue that you can, indeed, see the screen protector if you look for it.

The volume and power buttons are as easy to use with the case as without.  The mute/screen lock button is more difficult.  You have to lift the case cover, and dig in to flip it.  As I have no fingernails to speak of, this is non-trivial for me.

The headphone jack and charging port are accessible in the same manner as the mute/screen lock button, but since you do not have to get your fingers into the space for any reason, the case does not make inserting or removing headphones or a charging cable in more difficult than it is without the case, other than having to lift the protective flap.

Despite the fact that the fingerprint sensor is supposed to remain functional, it does not work for me with the case on.

CRITICISMS

I do not like that there is a protective cover for the camera lens.  I feel that the iPhone 5s camera has enough clarity issues without being covered.  However, I cant be sure that the protective cover is making the clarity any worse; it certainly isn't helping it, though.  I will probably remove it, as well as the protective cover over the fingerprint sensor, if I cannot get it to function properly with it.

CONCLUSION

Having used several protective cases (Otterbox, LifeProof, etc.) this is by far my favorite.  While it doesnt provide the waterproof features that the LifeProof does, neither does it make it impossible for people to hear me when I talk on it.  Both my volume and theirs seems to be unaffected by the case.  It looks great, protects from drops and scratches as well as or better than the others, costs less, and has fewer compromises, in my opinion.
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Slim.  Light.  I haven't dropped it, thankfully, but it looks like it would offer some protection.  The white matches the iPhone and the case is thin.  You can hardly tell you have a case.
562664
If you are looking for a minimalist iPhone case, the Ringke slim isn't a bad option.  The case is very thin and hugs the phone very well.  That said, the case feels a little cheap and doesn't offer much in terms of drop protection.  I'm sticking with some of the other snap cases on the market that have a stronger build quality.
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I bought this for about $1, so I cant complain too much.

2 stars for the price, however, I won't ever use it because its too thin (does not stick out past phone screen. So you can not place your phone face down on a table or it will touch the glass.)

I also thought it was plasic, but it was more rubbery.

Was very clear though for those of you who want your phone to look great in all its apple glory, easy to get on, but don't expect this protecting the phone at all from any type of drops. Id say its only for people that want to protect from scratces on the backand sides.
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I'm generally not a fan of iPhone cases, but I feel they are a necessary evil - thin design, larger screens, and slippery backs make for an easy trip to your local "fix-an-Apple" store or the Apple store for a new display.  I've always opted for rubber-like or grippy-plastic thin/slim cases, but after my last one broke, I felt the need for something with a little more class.  This case is beautiful and it looks great on my phone.  It is more slick than I'm used to, but it still holds well in the hand.  It's not quite as thin as others out there, but it's not your run-of-the-mill case thickness either.

The one downside, and the reason for only 4 stars, is due to the shape of the case.  It might be fine on the 6s Plus, but I have a 6 Plus.  The side button/switch cutouts are not quite where they should be (which doesn't hinder using them, but makes flipping the silent switch a little more difficult), and there is no real front lip to it to protect the screen (it's pretty much flush with the display).  The back is obviously the design element of note here, and it's beautiful, but I wish there was just a little more attention to detail on the cutouts/front facade.  Whenever I upgrade, I'll certainly get another one of these cases.
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The Acewin shockproof case is a thin and versatile case that I really enjoy on my iPhone 6. It clips onto the phone and has an extremely snug fit so I know that it's held together rather well. It was difficult to put it on my phone the first time but, when I did get it on, it fit really well. I'm not sure how well it would hold up because of it's thin form thus making it a bit fragile feeling. The instructions for the case installation did make it easier to install but still a troublesome process.  The case doesn't provide much of a lip or any at all in my opinion thus making it seem that if the phone was to be dropped on the it's face, it would shatter the screen. The case however does look appealing since the looks seem premium.

The things I do like about the case:
- Sleek and has a premium look to it
- Doesn't increase the size of the phone too much
- Gives the phone a good grip compared to a naked phone
- Snug fitment thus not allowing he phone to move around the case
- Doesn't affect any connectivity of the phone

Things I didn't find too appealing:
- The case seems flimsy overall, not sure how it would sustain a fall
- Installation was a bit tricky because of the multiple pieces
- What I really didn't like was that it didn't have a lip for the phone's face
- The ports for the bottom of the phone allows a more limited options of audio interfaces

 Overall, I like how the case provides a thin protection around the case without adding too much bulk to the phone. However, I didn't like the fact that it provides hardly protection for the screen thus is reflected in my scoring for the case. I felt the cons had a stronger argument at this point but if you do like thin cases, I would suggest you try this out because it's actually one of the thinnest cases I have tried. I did receive this Acewin case at a discount for my review and trial of the case. It doesn't make my review on it bias in anyway (if you fully read the review) as I have tried the case and made my point. If you want more protection I would suggest elsewhere. If you're looking for a thin case for minimal protection compared to a naked phone, try this one out.
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This case seems like it will do a great job of protecting the iPhone, but probably necessarily creates a lot more thickness than I would like around this pleasantly thin phone.  Still, it's probably a good compromise.  The more difficult trade off is the grippiness vs. smoothness.  The phone does have grip, presumably to prevent it from slipping from your hands, but while this is helpful, it becomes inconvenient when you just want to slip the phone in your pocket, which is less likely to happen now that it is so thick.  Alas.  Also, the screen cover comes with a sticker tab that is to be removed after installation.  However, it is difficult to remove and the glue is sticky and smeary, resulting in a large smear on the front of the phone - which defeats it's purpose of keeping the phone looking good.
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Thin, doesn't give much protection if that's what you are looking for.
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I really liked the look of this case until I had it on the phone for a day or two. The first thing that I noticed is that the lip along the top and bottom extends beyond the phone, not much of an issue along the bottom but it gets in the way of one-hand unlocking of the phone. This may just bother me more because I am used to the Incase iPhone 4 case that was similar to this design but without the annoying extended edges that got in the way of device function.

Second, the case flexes around a bit here and there to the point that it doesn't always lie flat on surfaces when placed on its back. This doesn't really bother me that much but I do notice it when I set the device down on a smooth and flat surface.

Third, When taking this case off of my first 5 (bad digitizer), and subsequently placing it on the replacement, the case split near the headphone jack. I had literally used the case for three days and the thing already had a crack.

I still like the lack of "presence" of the case, as it barely adds any bulk or flair to the iPhone 5 and you can't really complain too much when spending less than $10 on a case. That said, I spent $10 on a case that is only reasonably well designed, poorly made, and not in any way worth $10.
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Firstly, the white looks amazing on the white IPhone.
The case is pretty durable, not as much so as a speck candy shell, but more than a flimsy silicone.  Fits good, works with verizon iPhone & i can tell it would fit the ATT one as well.
The mute button is at the very bottom of the opening but fully visible and usable for my verizon iPhone, no issues there.
There were no pictures of the bottom and just wanted to say it is very narrow, only the oem iPhone cord or something similar would fit, which i was afraid of as i have a fat adapter plug in my car that won't fit it and I wish they had a picture showing that.
The pictures show the kickstand usable as vertical and horizontal, but the stand won't really hold it vertically at all, great for horizontal use though.
The kickstand in the back is like a slap bracelet i had as a kid lol, and it seems like it could get pulled down possibly in a bag or purse leaving a gap in the back wide open and susceptible to other items in the bag to possibly scratch it.  A back screen protector would negate that though.
It's worth $10 as a backup/temporary/kickstand use only case, but would not recommend as a long term use.  I'm using it mainly for the kickstand for horizontal view while playing zynga poker and as a backup until i get my new one.  Also it says Lang Qu on the grey kickstand in the back, carved in, i would have been happier without that.  Any other case with kickstands cost more than this so i think the price is fair.

Durability 7.5/10  Mid-range durability
Design  6.5/10  Requires front and back Screen protector to be fully confident it's safe.
Price  9/10  $8 would be perfect price
Look  8.5/10  because of name on back
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Generally I'm not a fan of clunky, plastic cases to protect a phone as if you are planning on taking it with you into the afterlife.  But the Edge S7 is nearly requires a case just to use as it is slippery and kind of hard to hold due to the edge feature.

I've used the Apple leather case on my last two iPhone 6+ phones.  It did not add much bulk to the relatively thin phone, and didn't ruin the look or feel of the device.

But, this case is cheap and I'm sure it will help protect your precious phone.  But does so by making the phone bulky and cheap feeling.