Spigen Tough Armor [Extreme Protection Tech] Designed for Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus Case (2020) - Black

I can't really say anything I dislike about this product. It's very affordable, works very well, nice material, and appealing to my eye. I do have to admit, I am a fan of spigen phone cases. I have purchased 5 of them, I like to swap phones around.... I tinker a lot. My work always spends the $50-$60 on the Otterbox cases... I guess if you have money to burn sure, go for it? But this will do the same job.... protect your phone.

Update 1 year and 6 months used.Case has held up well. The hard plastic has starting to crack. Cracking around the top of the kick stand that was pressed closed permanently (so playing with it stopped). The thin plastic in-between the top volume button and the camera cut out broke. Got light scratches on the back of the case but nothing to where you can't still use it.Used a cut off wheel on a dremel tool to cut a small slot in-between the volume up and volume down buttons on this case so you can feel which button you are on while not looking. Else it just feels smooth and there is no way to tell.This case has a raised bevel on the top and bottom so if your phone lands face down there is less of a chance the screen will take damage.Just ordered a 2nd so when and if this one fails for any reason I have another.Original Review:Do sheet metal fabrication and a lot of outside work. This case has held up well, it makes the phone wayyyy easier to hold on to, and you get the little kick stand thing to play with in your pocket whenever you feel like it.You can wirelessly charge through this case.Sometimes you might have to take the case off to clean around the camera.Power button and volume buttons work well. Took me a bit to get used to because the volume buttons are pretty hard to feel but the power button is easy to feel. Done some things to this case/phone that I thought it would have broken, as we all have, and it didn't break. Couldn't use my phone without this case tbh.

Amazing case and the support in the back so much needed.

Just upgraded from the 7 to the 20+. Loved my Spigen on the 7 with the kick plate and this one is virtually identical sans size. Luckily haven't dropped my phone yet but all signs are that this will do the trick. Fits on the phone great, all the cutouts are in the right spots etc. Nice bumpers on top and bottom and around the front facing camera. The only knock I have on this (thus 4 stars) which I don't remember being the case on my older Spigen case is that the sides of the case don't protrude slightly above the glass. (unless I don't have it installed correctly which could always be the case but...).

I see people with pop-sockets or clugey stands instead of this case and giggle. The stand on this is so hidden, but very valuable and sturdy when you need it. In fact, I some times I use the stand as a prop. I have a nice alwarm clock app that shows the time at night, so I use the stand most nights. The protection of dropping it is good enough - zero issues with 2 phones full life. all the pen / camera / plug cutouts are perfect. The buttons are easily used when on. This is my go to phone case always.

If you're looking for a Durable case without a ton of extra weight,look no further.This is well made, durable, and WILL protect your phone from standard drops,HOWEVER with the slimmer build, this will likely not hold up as well to crazy high drops,Or repeated heavy drops, I'll explain more below, but all you need to know, is it will work fine for most people.It's tested for 26 drops at 48in, and I believe it! full height drops should be fine too.However I was a little disappointed by a few things, first the volume up and down buttons are pretty much flush with the side of the case, with only a very small divider, so it's VERY hard to tell what you have your finger on.Also the kickstand is really flimsy, they say you can pop it back in if it falls out, but it does not feel very solid, and need to be fully extended to support your phone.Also case is advertised to have 'raised edges' to keep the screen protected, but only two parts are raised the the top and bottom sides.Both the left and right sides are pretty much flush with the screen.Sure this will offer 'some' protection, as all all four coroners have a raised section, but they're only raised by about 1-2mm, so with heavy drops (may) compress that much, and cause impact to the screen)Also the very small lift, and no lift on side means it's much easier for your screen to get scratched form normal use.My screen protector got some noticeable scratches after a few days of use, and zero drops.And finally as cool as the foam lining is, it only covers a few spots on the back of the case, not the sides or front.So it would only really help with protect from impact when your phone falls flat.If your phone falls on a corner, of face first, the force would hit your screen long before it touches any foam.No reinforced edges either, they do have a little cutout 'air cushion' but the corners of the case still contact the corners of your phone, so I'm not sure how much that would help.Also while this design seems to use a multi-layer design, the plastic is extremely thin, and the rubber is pretty flexible, (again to keep the size down) and they both don't cover the full phone.The multiple layers may help disperse the shock a little, but I still think I prefer the design rugged cases use where they have a dedicated liner for your phone, and an outer shell.----Conclusion:----Yeah, I ragged on the design a lot, but again, for like 99% of the population this case will be MORE than enough,it will handle daily drops with ease, and will keep your phone safe.Is it a super-durable rugged case? no, but it's not trying to be,and for some people the the less lower bulk and lighter weight will be more than enough to make up for the fact that they can't throw their phone from the roof. :)* Disclaimer: I'm not a professional, and I don't do drop tests, this is all speculation.