Spigen Ultra Hybrid Designed for Apple Watch Case for 40mm Series 6 / SE / 5/4 - Crystal Clear

Water getting stuck inside. You have to remove the silicone case to remove the water

This case offers very good protection but the sensitivity of the touch screen is not optimum so that’s why i’ll give it 4/5

Really good case for Fits well with Apple Watch Series 5 40mm. It fits well. I will only find out in few weeks for the other issues, but for now, It’s very helpful.

Like: Fits very well.Dislike: color on edge of watch face is getting removed.

Absolutely useless! Water gets in between the screen and the cover everytime I wash my hands and touch stops working. So I have to remove the straps then the cover, clean both the screen and the cover from inside.In this process, the watch becomes more and more accident and scratch prone. Please do not buy.

I like Spigen’s phone cases, which have saved my phone from many a nasty accident, so trying their watch protector seemed a no brainer.The first thing I noticed was that it was considerably chunkier than the other watch covers I’d bought. See my photo for comparison. The TPU is thicker, particularly around the edges, which admittedly is not a bad thing if you’re as accident prone as I am, although I felt it made the touch screen slightly less responsive. This was a nuisance when I was trying to start the running app, for example, because I stood there for a fair few seconds, furiously jabbing at my watch screen until the touch got through.The other thing which annoyed me, and I accept won’t be a problem for many, was that Spigen have embossed their name into the edge of the cover. Okay, it’s not massive text, but it is noticeable. I’m not a big fan of wearing overtly branded stuff, and it annoyed me that they felt the need to do that.I put this clear cover on my watch in August 2020, and 10 months later, it has yellowed. In fact, strangely, the surface has yellowed but the edges seem to have picked up a red tint. TPU material cannot avoid yellowing, unfortunately.The fit was fine on my 40mm series 5. I still had to remove the cover regularly to remove dust which had somehow got under the screen, but that happens with every cover I’ve tried. I change straps frequently, and while trying to activate the release button through the cover was pointless, it was easy enough to shove the cover back and access the release button that way. I used my watch on a few different chargers, in different positions, and it didn’t stop it charging at all.Overall then, it’s okay. If I’m very honest, the ones which cost £2 on auction sites do the same job, last just as long and are probably better value for money in the long run. After ten months, this cover has now yellowed to the point of looking nasty, so it’s going in the bin, and I cannot help but feel just a little bit salty that it’s not lasted longer, given that it costs so much more than every other brand I’ve tried. I feel like you do not get what you pay for in this instance.

I have always trusted products from Spigen to protect my devices from scratches etc. The latest product I purchased was the Spigen Ultra Hybrid Designed Screen Protector for my Apple Watch Series 6. I wear my watch day/night, and my work makes it particularly vulnerable to knocks / bashes. This screen protector isn’t the most protective but it gives a good balance of protection whilst still maintaining visibility of the watch design. It fits well and so far I’ve had no issues with use of the touchscreen.

I don't know where the water comes from but I get moisture under the case and once that happens the touchscreen doesn't work. The screen cover needs to be removed, dried and replaced - twice a day. I am not swimming or getting my watch wet. I am working out but I don't sweat enough for water to end up under there. Humidity??? No idea but it means I can't recommend this product

Case is nice and fits well. Much better than the cheaper options but after a few months the flexible casing part has turned yellowish but the main screen area is clear. Still not a nice look though.