Spigen Rugged Armor Designed for OnePlus 3 Case/Designed for OnePlus 3T Case (2016) - Black

I don't like bulky cases. I prefer cases that provide a good amount of drop protection while keeping a small, light footprint. With a name like "rugged armor," you'd certainly expect this to be a pretty beefy case. On the contrary, however, this is a pretty slim case that fits perfectly into what I like in a case, nailing the essentials and packing in a few extra amenities while maintaining an affordable price.I actually didn’t expect so much precision with the notification slider and speaker cutouts. I’ve included pictures of those cutouts (pardon the potato quality, they were taken on an iPod Touch), both of which are about as precise as can be to my eye, and much better than my secondary case, a completely clear  Orzly FlexiCase . I like both cases, but the cutouts are definitely a lot more precise on this one.The buttons are also cool, featuring a design I’ve never seen before. As you can see from the last picture (this time taken with my phone), the buttons have oblong nubs on the inside that actually press the buttons. This is quite handy for the volume rocker, as it ensures that the pressure from you pressing the button on the case actually goes to the correct side of the volume rocker, making it harder to accidentally press both sides at once. It's not a problem I’ve had much, but a thoughtful design decision, nonetheless. The same applies to the power button, although it seems like it’s only there for consistency’s sake.I’ve had this case for about 3.5 months, and it’s held up quite nicely. If you catch the light just right, you can see some wear on the area where I hold the phone, but from most angles, the matte black design does a good job of hiding those blemishes. All things considered, a bit better of a case than I expected for $11. Although I hadn’t heard of Spigen before getting this case, it’s made a good first impression, and I’ll definitely look at Spigen in the future when I need a case.

I've had used spigen cases before for my iPhone 5 and was always impressed with their designs and quality. When I purchased my oneplus 3, I searched Amazon for cases that I could possibly pair with the phone. Unfortunately, none of the cases that were available really drew me in. A few days later, I saw that the spigen case was available so I decided to try it out. Right when I got the case out of the box, I was immediately impressed with the feel and quality of the case. You could tell its spigen quality and not some no name brand.LooksThe case looks great with two carbon fiber strips on the top and bottom of the back of the case. Spigen logo also on the back.FeelThe case has a great feel to it, the back is smooth but not slippery in any sense. The grip feels good and solid when holding the phone. I can hold it without feeling I might drop it any time whe on I didn't have a case on the phone.FigmentCase fit great with all the cutouts for the camera, charging port, speakers, headphone jack, and notification switch fitting perfectly. The buttons for the power and volume up and down buttons work flawlessly. It doesn't even feel like there's a case on it, almost like it came straight from the factory. However, my screen protector didn't fit with the case. I changed out the original screen protector to one that provided more protection area, however with the case on, the corners began to slide up and I had to remove the protector. If you're using the original screen protector, you might be able to leave it on as it covers less screen area but ymmv.All in all, I'm loving the case and would recommend it to anyone looking for a case for their oneplus 3.

The picture doesn't do this case justice. I was disappointed when my previous case from Diztronic broke (the power button cover cracked) because I really liked it's plain black look. This one looked way to "sporty" in the photos and I wanted something more minimalistic, but I couldn't find anything more basic and black than this case.Well, when I actually got it in the mail and popped it on my phone, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it actually looks really nice. It mimics the usual OnePlus design aesthetic. It's nice matte black TPU with carbon fiber looking accents on the top and bottom which mimic the antenna lines on the actual phone. The camera cutout is just the right shape, a nice long, rounded vertical rectangle. I've been enjoying using my phone more since I got this case: the 3T is getting up there in the years; it's an oldie but a goodie. It feels like having a new phone.Since OnePlus phones are always supported by the dev community, long after the OEM drops support, I think I'll keep this phone another year, or maybe even more. It works just as well as the day I first got it, and I like the fingerprint sensor that doubles as a home button. So I'm glad they still make this case. I'm thinking I should stock up on screen protectors now, while they're still available for this phone.

The case fits the form of the Oneplus 3T very nicely. The top, bottom, and sides of the case wrap around the edges of the phone's display snuggly enough to keep the case on, but not so tightly that the case is difficult to remove when you want to. This is due to the case material which offers a nice medium between flexible and protective. The case also effectively eliminates the Oneplus 3T's infamous "camera bump."The design is clean without being too boring thanks to the faux carbon fiber portions on the back.The case isn't as grippy as I would prefer, but it is by no means slick to the touch either. The cased phone has yet to slip out of my hand.As with other Spigen cases I've owned in the past for other phones, the cutout on the bottom of the case for the phone's charging port has somewhat jagged edges. I support my phone in my hand with my pinky finger along the bottom edge of the phone/case and he other 3 fingers on the back of the phone. After several minutes of holding my phone and typing, my pinky finger tends to get a bit irritated. It's not a deal breaker, but it's worth noting.

This case is quite thin and doesn't cover the phone as well as my other case (An Orzly Fusion Bumper). I'd say it offers about half the protection of the Ozly case. The Spigen is a really nice case, with a great finish, very nice material and an OK fit. But I was expecting at least a level of protection equal to the Ozly case. I believe there are several places that it falls short.-The case uses thin material to reduce phone bulk, but this lowers the protection on offer for drops etc.-The raised lip over the face of the phone offers some protection when putting the phone down on a table face-down, but the lip is not high enough and is probably lower than most cases.-As above, the lip over the front of the phone does not wrap around the face of the phone well . This gives two problems, first, it means the case can fold off the phone at the side when in your pocket / bag. Second, it leaves quite a bit of the phone / screen protector exposed, so dirt could get under the screen protector and lift it. If they had added another 1mm of coverage it would have been so much better.-The fit around the phone camera lens is not good, other cases use a 'tear-drop' design that contours around the lens and flash, this one uses a square cut out that exposes part of the phone material.It's nice case and doesn't add too much bulk to the phone. The materials as really nice too, but as mentioned earlier my other two cases, an Ozly Fusion Bumper and a Cruzerlite Bugdriod offer much more protection. For that reason I wouldn't call this case either 'Rugged' or 'Armour' like and I'll most likely return it.

I’m really not a fan of cases, as I prefer to have my phone naked and really appreciate the design that the manufacturer intended.My arrogance here has lead me to break my last phone, and after buying the 3T outright, I didn’t want to risk breaking this one, so I thought I’d compromise!I’ve had a few cases for my 3T, all have had seemingly good reviews on Amazon, but have been complete let downs, either due to design flaws; such as corners snapping whenever you slip it off the phone, aux cables not plugging in properly due to the poor frame cut out, or due to poor material, or a combination of the above.This case however, is the best I have ever used, hands down. The material is firm yet flexible, the cutouts are perfect, and it just looks good on the phone. That’s a combination that’s really difficult to find in a case, and actually doesn’t make me feel like I’m compromising at all, in terms of not appreciating the naked phone itself.I’d highly recommend

I've been using this case for several months now and I'm very happy with it. I've dropped my OnePlus 3T on the floor several times, with no damage to the phone thanks to this case.You've got easy access to all the phone's buttons, ports and camera, which isn't always true with these cases - I once had a case for an old phone where certain headphone cables wouldn't fit with the case on. That's not a problem with this Spigen case.Ideally a phone case should protect your phone without getting in the way or causing any loss of functionality. That's exactly what you get here.I really like the way this case looks too - it looks pretty cool.Highly recommended. I'll be looking for Spigen cases for my future phones.

Just what i wanted! (For my One Plus 3T)This case is flexible but tougher then most silicone cases so its much harder to damage. It provides a raised lip on the front that protects the screen but doesn't impinge on day to day use of my phone. It also has a raised lip on the back for the camera. All ports and buttons are very easily accessible. It DOESN'T effect the screen protector that came pre-attached to my phone, in fact it fits perfectly around it! Super easy to get on and off due to its tough but flexible material. Its also damn snazy!A truly happy customer. I have nothing negative to say. I would love to get this in a different colour!

Fits perfectly, not too bulky, looks professional without being too "technical". All of the cutouts and mouldings for the buttons, speakers, USB cables etc. are in exactly the right place and give sufficient access without compromising protection. Some people have commented that the case is too tight to allow a tempered glass screen protector to fit; I haven't tried that, because the phone came with a normal screen protector already fitted- the case doesn't get in the way of this. The phone itself is quite large, and being brushed aluminium can be a bit tricky to use one-handed without it slipping. The case helps with this, as the finish is non-slip.From previous experience with other Spigen cases, am confident that it will provide good protection to my phone, although I haven't dropped this one yet...!