Orzly® FUSION Bumper Case Cover Shell for Oneplus 2 / OnePlus TWO - Protective Hard Cover with Impact Absorbing BLACK Rubber Rim and Clear Back Panel

I purchased this to protect my phone from the occasional bumps and scrapes that happen with daily use. I also did not want a case that would cover the phone's StyleSwap cover, as that would have made it a pointless accessory otherwise.The initial impression of the packaging was okay, but not impressive. A simple retail box just large enough to hold the case, made of thin cardboard and a plastic window showing the case.Inside the box, the case itself with a piece of cardboard placed within, which had a photo of the OnePlus Two, giving you an idea how it would look on the actual phone. The clear back panel was covered with an oversized protective sheet of removable plastic on both the in- and outside.Placing the phone in the case was not as easy as I had expected. The black surrounding did not feel as if it was high quality rubber, but more plastic like. This also made snapping the final corners around the phone a bit more difficult, to the point I had to use a tool to do so. Despite this, it does not feel that it feels snugly around the entire phone.Also, I have an optional tempered glass screen protector installed. This screen protector (from OnePlus directly) had to be installed perfectly centred, as otherwise the case from Orzly would lift up the corners of that protector, thus causing the protector to come off or at the very least cause dust to collect under the screen protector in those areas.The openings for the buttons / switch / speakers and USB port are ample. Personally, these openings could have been designed a bit better and reinforced a bit. The button / switch openings show part of the StyleSwap cover as well, so with a light colour cover it shows an out-of-place line.As for the opening around the speakers and USB port, the portion closest to the home button / fingerprint reader gets pushed down a lot, which gives it a flimsy impression. I do have to note that the area around the USB port does look different than that of another reviewer (purple case). Another reviewer also mentioned that this opening was too small -- perhaps the larger opening in my case was Orzly's solution to that, though poorly executed.The clear rear cover is certainly a nice touch, and as mentioned, was one of my prerequisites for the phone cover. Alas, it is not as scratch resistant as they would like to make it appear in the advertising - within two days, the back cover was full of small and even a large scratch, simply from putting it down on a desk or carrying inside a pocket without other items (keys, coins, etc).In all, I feel that this case will only provide limited protection, or at least not for very long, due to the hardness of the rubber and less than stellar overall quality. Once it does need replacement, I would not be purchasing this again.

First impressions of this case was good; has a nice matte texture on the sides with a glossy, high quality plastic feel at back. The back is a bit slippery, but you'll be gripping the sides whilst holding the phone anyway, plus I haven't had instances where the phone's vibration caused it to fall off a table. In terms of finish, the case has been manufactured very well, with no sharp edges, uneveness or glue being visible anywhere. The case also doesn't add much thickness to the phone, and creates a ridge which elevates the phone's screen above a flat surface, if you were to place it face down on a table. It's still difficult to use one handed, but that's just because the OnePlus 2 is a 5.5 inch behemoth. So far so good, but here's where it loses some crucial points.The cut outs. While accessing the volume rocker, power button and headphone jack is fine, it becomes a little trickier to use the notification switch. You have to dig your fingers in a little deeper, and from my experience anyway, can no longer adjust the switch one handed. I can deal with that, but what I can't really understand is why the cut out for the USB Type-C is so small! The cable that comes with the OnePlus 2 doesn't even fit, you have to wedge it in quite hard for it to make contact with the phone. This is even more annoying when you consider Orzly have a picture on the product page showing the USB C cable fitting through the case perfectly. Something else that really annoyed me was the delivery time; I waited almost 2 weeks for the damn thing! Which I don't understand because it was sent through Royal Mail 24.Anyway, the product lost 1.5 stars for the USB-C cut out flaw, and 0.5 stars for the snails pace delivery time. Everything else though is exceptional, which is shame because it's such fantastic looking case, with a dumb oversight.Update: so after a day of use, I've managed to stretch out the USB-C port cutout. So now my charger actually goes all the way through. Still requires a little bit of force though. Bumped rating to 3.5 stars.

I bought this from G-hub who delivered it in perfect condition, next day.This case fits really well - no gaps anywhere and adds little bulk - the front has a slightly raised lip so it can be placed face down without worry about scratching the screen and the cut outs are all accurate - the issue with the One Plus 2 original charging cable not fitting seem to have been sorted out (I bought mine in Early May 2016) - the USB C plug fits in just fine with a bit of room to spare. iIt all seems well built and I actually find the buttons easier to use in this case that with the official One Plus case I bought with the phone. One important thing I look for in a case is a generous cut-out for the headphone jack - a lot of cases have a tiny cut out meaning that some headphones won't fit - this one is generous enough and should fit most headphones. I bought this specifically as I have a real rosewood back for my phone that it seemed a shame to cover up. The back is glossy, when I would prefer a matte or satin finish, but I know this before I bought so more a comment than a criticism. One thing that I think is pretty misleading is the suggestion that the back is in any way scratch resistant - there is currently a photo up in the product description with a craft knife pressed against the case - mine ended up with lots of (tiny) scratches on by the end of a day of me using it normally -taking it out of my pocket and placing on tables, or my work desk - nothing at all that would constitute unusual use. It doesn't bother me and I would normally ignore this - it's by no means a deal breaker and the phone looks fine unless you're looking for them and no worse than I would expect of a normal case. It's just misleading to imply that this is in some way super-scratch resistant, which it clearly isn't. still, that aside, this is a great choice if you don't want to cover up the fancy back of your One Plus 2.