iPhone 6 Case, Full Matte Soft Touch Flexible TPU Case for Apple iPhone 6 (4.7") - Matte Red

Pros:• Fit: The fit of the case is excellent. The openings around the headphone jack/mic, Lightning port, and speaker are sized well and centered. The volume buttons and lock buttons are lined up correctly and provide good tactile feedback. The opening around the mute switch is generous and makes it easy to toggle the switch. The camera hole is just large enough to accommodate the camera, mic, and flash without exposing any more of the phone. It surrounds the display well, not so close as to interfere with operating the phone, but not so far as to expose to much of the phone. The rim around the front of the case is tall enough to protect the phone if you lay it face down.• Finish: The matte finish on the case feels good in the hand.• Color: The color matches the picture.Thickness: The case is not particularly thick, so it does not add much bulk, but at the same time, it's thick enough to give you the impression that it would absorb some amount of the force if you drop it.Cons:• Defect: There was one minor small defect near the speaker hole, but it is about the size of the tip of a ballpoint pin and not very noticeable.• Grip: The one drawback I see is that the case is a bit slippery, which is common with TPU cases. Depending on your perspective, this could be a pro or a non-issue. For me, however, when combined with the large size of the iPhone 6, it makes me more worried that I will drop the phone. I'd like something that provided additional grip on either the side, the rear, or both to make it more secure in my hand. The Speck Pixelskin HD did this well, as well as the ZooGue Social.Overall:• I'd highly recommend this as an inexpensive, no-frills TPU case.

I first discovered the Diztronic iPhone case when I had my iPhone 4. By that time I had tried several different kinds of cases and been dissatisfied for various reasons. They were either too thick, too heavy, too slick, not protective enough, or over-designed, with multiple parts that would slide or snap into place, then come apart after a few weeks of use.Then I found the Diztronic case and I knew my search was over. It was perfect.When I subsequently upgraded to an iPhone 5 a couple of years later, the first thing I did was buy the Diztronic case for that phone. (I actually bought two, to have one as a spare.) And now that I've just scored my iPhone 6, guess what -- the very first thing I did after ordering the phone was to order this case for it. I didn't even have the phone in hand yet. I was that certain that only a Diztronic case would do.The Diztronic case is designed to fully enrobe the phone except for the front screen, the ringer on/off switch on the side, the camera lens, and the phone features along the bottom edge. The edges along the front are raised with comfortably rolled edges, so that when the phone is face-down on a flat surface there is no danger of the front glass getting scratched. The affordances for the different buttons on the side are very easy to find by touch and respond appropriately, without having to press harder than you'd like. And, unlike many other cases, the opening at the bottom for the charging cable is large enough to accommodate non-Apple cables.The surface of the case is smooth and "grippy" without being sticky. Based on the many other cases I've tried, this is a very difficult balance to strike. Diztronic accomplishes it perfectly.I can't praise this case highly enough. It is lightweight and provides superb protection. At such an affordable price, I don't think you should pass this up.

I've owned lots of cases of this general style going all the way back to the iPhone 3GS, using various different materials (rubber/plastic/silicon/TPU). I thought the Diztronic case looked like a good successor for my new iPhone 6S, and it's a fine case, but there are two things I don't care for.First, as many reviewers have noted, there's a spot on the bottom of the case from where the injection molding takes place. It's not a big deal, but it's still a blemish, so if you're a detail-oriented quasi-neurotic person (and hey—a lot of us Apple people are), it might bother you. Diztronics says this is just the nature of the beast with injection molding, but no mark was visible at all on my previous Belkin TPU case for my iPhone 5S, or on the Incipio NGP polymer case I used with my iPhone 4S.Second, the case is designed for the iPhone 6, and because the iPhone 6S is slightly different, that means there's an alignment issue. Specifically, the case can slightly cover up the microphone jack since. In an email to me, a Diztronic rep said, "If so, the 6s is every-so-slightly different from the regular 6. Not enough to warrant us making two different cases, but enough that it might change where the cut outs line up by mere millimeters. The owner of Diztronic has been using this on his iPhone 6s however and has had no problems with the microphones or speakers or anything like that. If he did, we definitely would've remedied this."Because it's flexible TPU, the case shifts a little—sometimes covering up the microphone hole more than others. And I did some testing and did find small changes in audio quality depending upon the alignment of the case. Frankly, this is something Diztronic could fix just by making the cutoff a little bit larger.These aren't huge issues. This isn't a bad case. I think it'll adequately protect my iPhone from day to day wear and the occasional short drop, and that's the most important thing. But I bought this case and paid the slight premium over the various eBay Chinese knockoffs because fit and finish are important to me too, and it disappoints me there. The email response from the company also disappointed me a little. Don't get me wrong; it was very polite, friendly, and cordial, but the message was clearly, "It's fine so suck it up."I'd probably bump my review up to 4 stars if Diztronic1) Made the cutout a little bigger2) Specifically said this is an iPhone 6 case only, and marketed the new case as iPhone 6 and 6S compatible, while changing the product description here to iPhone 6 only (even if they don't think this is necessary)3) Put a comment about the molding process in the product description. Clearly lots of people (like myself) aren't reading the detailed reviews enough to know that this is going to happen. Be upfront about it in your description and/or photos.

Pros:- Great build quality.- Fits perfectly- has raised front edge to protect glass when face downCons:- the charcoal Gray colour is not as classy as black- the texture is rubbery and feels like a shoe sole at hand- THE CASE MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO PLUG IN HEADPHONE JACKS that are slightly thicker at the baseJust because of the last point, it has become almost unusable for me. But that's not a reason enough to return it - hence keeping it for emergency needs.

Pros:Fits really really nice and tight on the phone.Cheaper than Apple silicon case.Somewhat more robust then the Apple silicon case.Cons:ALL 4 corners has some rough edges(see picture), assumed from joints of the manufacturing moldings?The material feels a bit more "slippery" in hand compare to Apple Silicone case.

Matches all description given...product is original and of good quality

Good. but my iphone back side as got some spots which have been formed due to usage of this cover. Safety wise its ok

Not much protection, but very low profile. Doesn't add much bulk to the phone at all. Good for someone looking for a thin case.