TUDIA DualShield Designed for OnePlus 6T Case, [Merge] Dual Layer Heavy Duty Slim Hard Case for OnePlus 6T (Matte Black)

Have been using this case constantly for the last 7 years at least. Dropped it countless times its protected my 6t wonderfully. Dirt/mud brushes off easily. It is thin for the amount of protection it provides, and while I was dubious about the volume buttons, they have held up over the years. It has lost all grip from the amount of use, so I have put on a popsocket, which has stuck on for 2 years now.

I was doubtful of this case as I bought a very similar one for my OnePlus One and I was able to twist it and damage it very badly, but under regular usage, it is the best case I've had, durable, sturdy, easy to hold, and really protects my phone. Before I got my case, my phone kept sliding off my bed, at the most unexpected times and even without me being on my bed, as if it were jumping off on its own -___- Thankfully it is not doing that anymore and is also secure.Update: It's been 2 years and I've dropped my phone many times in the past year alone. Phone case has not disappointed in the slightest bit.Here's to 3 years :)I lost my case some days ago.

I am a member of XDA Developers and I am a Tech / Cell Enthusiast. I probably will purchase two to three devices per year (Sine 2012) simply to try and find the best for My Tastes and Uses. I just got out of my S9 Plus to get the 6T and I could not be happier Sammsung Curved Screens are nothing more than EYE Candy and rellt detract from the devices Form and Functionaliuty hence ((I am So Much Happier Now.... Now on to the product. 1. Price: Excellent 2. Quality: Excellent 3: Fit and Finish: Excellent. I had no problem sliding the Silent switch as another reviewer stated. Press flat across the switch port and press up or down (works Fine) I wish I had a higher Lip on the case to 4mm (Clearance from Screen) for better piece of mind on potential screen damage Laying the Device on it's Face but manufacturers have yet to actually get this device and spec build a TGSP specifically for this model and then (CONDUCT REAL WORLD USAGE TESTS) to then apply needed changes to get to 98% reliability and quality of the NON Beta product. So Hurry Up and Wait as it were. I will add picts In a few days. It's Time to Prep The Turkey for Tomorrow!!

It is a cheap Otterbox. I dropped my phone a few times. The case protected my phone very very well. It's a little heavier than normal case and a little more difficult to adjust the mute button. But it is cheap and useful! So it worth the money.A small problem when I am using it : When I stick a glass screen protector, the protector has the same height with the edge of the case. So I still need a good glass screen protector to protect my screen. And the screen protector may break when I drop the phone.

I bought my OnePlus 6t directly from OnePlus where they are initially offering their $25.95 "Protective Case" for free. Good deal? Nope. It offers little protection because there's such a small lip extending above the screen that it offers little protection when putting the phone face down. This Tudia case has a decent lip, fits the phone perfectly, and provides much better protection around and in back of the phone. Sure, it's bulkier but if want protection, you'll feel more secure with this case. I have a couple of criticisms. The alert switch is hard to operate. You have to use a fingernail to reach it because of the thickness of the case. They could have improved access by widening the area around it. The volume and on/off buttons are covered for additional protection. The volume control is a little harder to use but definitely satisfactory. The on/off is fine. The alert slider switch is something I'll hardly use. If I was going to use it a fair amount of time, it could be a show stopper for me so keep that in mind. Overall, it's a great case and a much better buy than the OnePlus case if you had to pay for it.

The description makes a lot of claims. Examples:"Military Standard""It has protected our phones from numerous drops with no damaged phones so far.""High quality Polycarbonate (PC) and Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) rubberized gel"Well, I can't verify those things. I'll tell you what I know. It feels like a tough but springy rubber. I don't know the purpose of the outer layer, except that it allows me a spot to slip in a metal pad between the pieces. This lets me put my phone on a dashboard mount in my car. The two layers are easy enough to get apart when you pry them, but they stay solidly together otherwise.As others have noted, the cutouts and button covers are great, except for the slider switch. I don't use it so it doesn't bother me, but if it's important to you that you're able to access it easily, you might get kind of annoyed at this case.The raised edges are nice. You can set the phone down on the front or back without the screen touching.The pictures show what the pieces look like together and separate. That sticker on the inside? Good luck getting that off.

I needed a case where I could put the metal plate (for the mounting magnet) between the TPU and the outer shell. This case could easily handle that.I had ordered the Speigen Tough armor but absolutely disliked the case as soon as I received it. Returned that case and ordered the Tudia.The difference in the 2 cases was felt immediately. Both offered MIL grade protection but this case did not add bulk and was a lot more gentler on the hands.

Spigen doesn't still make the case I used for 6 years, or I'd just buy the same one again. This thing is about as cheap and flimsy as it gets. "Certified to meet or exceed MIL-STD-810G" is a load of crap. The "layers" consist of cheap thin plastic and cheap thin rubber. Do yourself a favor and buy anything else.