SpigenLiquid Air P Designed for Galaxy S21 Ultra Case (2021) - Matte Black

Saved phone from many drops however it made it so much wider. Holds pen (not included) just fine. Case buttons eventually wore out after years of use on my first case, acceptable.

Perfect. Looks good!, and feels good in the hand.....great slot for the S-Pen.Thank you...

Very durable, great price!

Amazing, only downside it's wide on the hand. But, the pen makes it worth it.

I have the Samsung with S-Pen version of this protective case and I've provided pictures for comparison. Overall, they are both nice, Samsung may have the edge. I'll try to explain. But first, let me say that for those that have reported the Samsung version as a dust, skin flake magnet - they are correct...but it goes away after several days of use. It may be skin oils rubbing onto the case helps deflect the attraction to dust - either way, I don't have a problem with it anymore.In the pictures you will see the front and back of the case with S-Pen attached. The two images is the Spigen and the last two images is the Samsung. Here are some key points:1) Samsung comes with an S-Pen, which can be anywhere from $25 - 40, so figure that into the cost of the Samsung version. Spigen does not come with the pen and is ONLY compatible with the S-Pen that comes with the Samsung case. Note - I cannot seem to find the compatible S-pen for sale by itself.2) Samsung has a velvety, silky smooth matte'ish feel to it. The Spigen feels less luxurious, but still nice.3) Because of the way I hold the phone and rest it on my pinky finder, the charging hole at the bottom of the case on the Samsung is a bit sharp, and the front part of that lip feels floppy, it's soft (only over the charging port because of the cutout, everywhere else is fine). The Spigen front lip cut-out is nice and firm and is comfortable on the pinky.4) The left side of the (front facing) Samsung case is wider than the right side - this is to house the pen. Same for the Spigen. However, for the Samsung, you cannot see the pen insert (my preference) vs. the Spigen has the finger cut-out assistance. For Samsung, the left lip is a little bit higher, due to left side of the case being a little thicker. I actually like this, feels like a grip area for my thumb. Spigen is the same thickness all the way around.5) The camera cutout on the Samsung protects the surrounding matte lens housing and overall bump. Spigen cut-out is for the entire bump. Less preferred.6) Both seem to have the same amount of "rock" when placed on a flat surface.7) Samsung seems to have the edge on better surface grip.I haven't tried to purposely do any drop tests but they equally seem to have the amount of protection heft.In conclusion, I will for sure keep the Samsung because I need the pen. I may keep the Spigen as a backup or maybe to do some custom case artwork or stickers on the back.

I've had several cases by Spigen over the years and I have never been disappointed. I'll say this: if you're looking for absolute style and cutting edge design, I don't think Spigen is the name for you. They make great cases, but they are kind of plain looking (not absolutely all of them, but most). This case is no exception. The honest truth is, I went with this because the only other one that fit the new Galaxy S21 Ultra S-Pen was made by Samsung and was priced absolutely insanely high.Yes, this case is rather big. Especially wide in order to hold the S-Pen, which as we all know, is the ONLY reason you'd buy it, right? The S-Pen is sold separately however, and as I write this, Samsung is the only place to get one that fits this and the Samsung case. I'm sure knockoff's will hit any day now (especially since I've already made the investment and paid the Samsung premium price) but as of right now, it's the only one. I've seen some that can fit the smaller pens that come with the Note series phones, but not this one. I thought about using the S-Pen from my Note 9, but I plan to eventually sell it and when I do, I'll need that pen available.I previously had a case which had a sliding cover for the phone module, which honestly I think everyone should adopt to be honest. Yes, it's annoying to get used to opening that slide before you can take a pic, but if you wish to properly protect your investment and arguably one of the chief reasons why you'd invest in an S21 Ultra, I think they are a fantastic idea. Anyway, the Spigen case does not protect the lenses of your cameras, but it does make it so the phone can lay down flat, which is impossible to do without a case due to the extreme camera bump.All in all, I'm quite satisfied with my case. Spigen does it again.

Had this case for over a year and it's one of the best. This phone case has been THROWN, not tossed, around multiple times (for unrelated reasons. It may just be that I have a decent screen protector.) I can't say specifically how it lands itself but it's definitely bounced around faced up/down/whatever and it's still perfectly fine. I can't say the same if it were to fall from a high place. I would hope not.I got the S-pen from pre-ordering the S21 Ultra + other items up to $100. So yes, you would specifically need to get a S-pen fitting this case (you can still buy the pen at BestBuy at the same $40 price). No, it does not come with an S-pen itself but that is written in the description. All you're getting is a $20 case.That being said, I barely use the S-pen and misplacing my phone makes it harder to find with it being a black phone case. But as much as I would like to get a different more visible phone case, I am too afraid that a different phone case will not hold up better than this one.Durability is more than I could ask for. Quality is good enough. I'm not picky and I don't need it to look a certain way but I like the texture it has VS the Samsung version I could've gotten. The pen has never come apart from the case even when thrown so for $20, it's a steal.