MXX Glitter 3D Cover Case Compatible with iPhone 8 Plus, Bling Sparkle Flowing Liquid Transparent 3 in 1 Shockproof TPU Silicone Core/PC Frame Case for iPhone 7 Plus/ 8 Plus/ 6S Plus -(Silver/Clear)

I really enjoy the monochrome look of the white Iphone 4 and wanted a clear protective case to showcase this feature no longer available in newer iphones. Unfortunately, this case stuck to the back of the phone since it is made of a bendy silicone rather than a hard plastic. It looks like water between the case and the phone (although both completely dry) and can't be pressed out. Also the case came to me dirty, which I am assuming was because it had been returned. I wanted to do the same, but in the end it wasn't worth the hassle for an inexpensive case. Not sure how protective it is since I don't really use it, but you get what you pay for.

Like other reviews on here, the case fits well, and the volume buttons work fine, but it is hard to press the power button. The first time I put the case on my iPod, I would try hitting the power button just to black out the screen. After pressing firmly a few times, the iPod would bring up the power icon to swipe and turn it off. I tried removing the case and pressing down the power button tab a few times to loosen it a little, but had the same problem when I put it back on the device. After some time though, I could gently press the power button tab to black out the screen. A few weeks later, my sister removed the case to get an audio jack to fit better (earpod audio jacks fit no problem. I don't know why she had trouble with this one). When I put the case back on, I was back to square one with the power button being difficult to press. Things did get better after a little bit though. So, maybe the power button tab just needs to get broken in?

This is for the tempered glass screen protector. It appears that this particular listing has changed, or something is mixed up, as some of the reviews are for a clear case, and I saw one was for an S3 mini.This tempered glass screen protector is too small, it barely covers the display portion of the screen, and there is about 4-5mm on all sides until you get to the edge of the original glass. A hard case that wraps around will make this less evident.The more disappointing part of this though, is that the adhesive doesn't attach well along the edges either, and you can see a slight gap all along.I did the tape hinge method, and only attached it once, so it isn't due to picking it up and re-affixing it multiple times.I expect that it will still protect the phone, but it is definitely not the best looking option out there. Look for one that fits better with a better adhesive so that the entire piece of glass can adhere to the phone's screen.

This clear, rubbery case would be fine except that it's very slightly too small for my Samsung Galaxy s 3. I had a similar case made by Caseology for a different phone (s 4) and the rubber sides stick up a little higher than the screen, which helps protect the screen from falls and from scratches because when you put the phone face down, it rests on the case side edges, not the phone screen. This clear case sticks up very slightly on 3 sides and even part of the 4th side, but not on all of the 4th side including one corner. Doesn't seem like a big deal but could cause scratches or damage if dropped on the unprotected edge or corner. Am trying putting the case in the sun but it's more than 80 degrees today so the case hasn't shrunk slightly from the cold. The back of the phone is tightly closed, and the fact that the case is clear is not the problem. I can see and feel where it doesn't stick up enough. Other than that it seems fine but I wouldn't have bought it if I'd known.

I need a case around my investment $$$ so this works for me. I love the pink and glitter for my phone, not too thick but I know that my phone is safe from harm. I am not gentle at all with my phone. It gets dropped at least once a day plus it gets thrown in a my gym and regular bag with all kinds of other items.

After a couple of months of use, the tempered glass protector and my screen does not have any scratches nor cracks. I have dropped the phone a number of times but fortunately there have been no problems. I wish it covered more of the Galaxy S3 surface but since everything has been working fine--touch response, photos, adequate protection--it is just an aesthetic desire. Previously, I used an ArmorSuit but my S3 gets hot with constant use so plastic film ended up with wrinkles from objects in my bag that rubbed against the screen protector. ArmorSuit is fine for my tablets since they do not get hot with use.

Had to cut the top On/Off button area out on the case because it continually kept shutting the iPod Touch off due to the pressure on the switch. Works now; but, not what I really wanted to have to do. Will probably look around for something else.

Like many others said, it doesn't fit right. When cutouts properly expose holes on one edge, holes on the opposite edge are almost covered. The USB charger plug hits the lip, and causes it to bulge when fully inserted. Button presses require effort. Barely acceptable. I fault the soft material choice though. It is very possible that you can't get any better results with it. I noticed that making sure that both the back cover of the phone and the inside of the case free of any moisture might improve the fitting experience.