iPhone 6 Plus case, iPhone 6S Plus case, INVELLOP Gray/Clear iPhone 6 Plus Case [Prime Series] Scratch-Resistant Clear Slim Fit Cover with Shock Absorbent TPU Hybrid Bumper Protection

Very functional design choices went into this design. The exposed rubber lines that wrap around the backside rest perfectly atop the iPhone's antenna gaps, making the phone look more "finished". The upper and bottom curved antenna gaps also disappear into the optical glare of the plastic's curved edging. The three-dimensional shape of the plastic back help a small amount to prevent "Bendgate" damage, but it won't prevent damage to the iPhone 6+ if you weigh 200 pounds and leave the iPhone 6+ in your tight jeans pocket, and then sit drunkenly! The black TPU edging surrounding the camera/flash location on my Black/Clear case conveniently blocks stray light from entering the plastic during flash photography, thus preventing haze from occuring on some shots. Rubber edging fits fairly tightly over the metal of the iPhone 6+, and it also appears to barely touch the bottom part of the curved glass. So if you use an elastic screen protector like the Skinomi, be sure to line up the protector exactly so as to not stick on at the lower half of the curved part of the glass. If so, the case rubber may cause lift-off at the low zones. When centered exactly, this is not a problem. The rubber edging is a rough, textured type of rubber, not exactly "TPU". As such, it's less flexible but very strong. Therefore the button pressing resistance is high. To make the Power button more responsive, I took a single edge razor blade and poked tiny relief divots into the backside of the button's thinner edging on the side closest to the front. The modification is not visible but it makes button pressing super easy. Do not attempt this at home, I am professional parts hacker! The rubber edging also surrounds the inner part of the camera/flash hole and appears to make tight contact against the iPhone 6+'s metal surface, so very little dust matter can enter here. Port holes line up perfectly. There is enough extra clearance around the holes to leave audio unaffected, and it allows most Lightning cable plugs to fit in easily, while still allowing room for your fingers to grab the extreme forward parts of the plug, when removing the plug, so as not to yank on the delicate wire portion of the cable.I've bought and tested maybe a dozen iPhone 6+ cases, and I find myself returning to this case for everyday use. Removal of the iPhone from this rubber edging is a bit more difficult due to the stiffness of the rubber. But emoval is made quick and easy if you start at the top near the power button and slip in one or two flat credit cards / gift cards into the gap as you work your way to the side holding the volume buttons. Then the iPhone pops out easily. Just don't get the dropsies at this point!

Invellop is a very functional yet elegant case for the iPhone 6 Plus. The normal iPhone sized case is identical and equally as good other than being a different size.The charge port is not covered, which I like because I frequently charge mine, and dust is not as big a worry for me.The mute/orientation lock is also not covered. This is another great feature as cases that usually cover the lock tend to obscure it completely, making it harder to access.I also like that the back is clear, allowing you to see the color and finish rather than completely hiding it.The case is slender and doesn't add much to an already large phone. The texture/surface is easy to grip.Overall a great looking and useful case if you prefer not to have the charge port and mute switch covered up.

For its low price and free shipping, this is a stylish and economical case for the iPhone Plus 6/6s. It is transparent and shows off the color and design of your phone, and has a few black accent lines to give a classy appearance.The case snaps on snugly, and all the necessary openings are accurately located. One slight downside is that the volume and power buttons are not real buttons, they are pliable areas of plastic built into the case, and need extra pressure to activate. No big deal, and you get used to it, but that's why I've rated this case four stars.

This is a great, solid case. I had a few cases prior, including the apple leather case. But those just stained or were damaged so easily. And for the price you pay for those? rip offs. This case is super affordable, follows form and function. The case fits snug, so takes a bit to get on. but it's still easy enough to get off. The buttons are nice and solid and deliver a nice tactile feel. I always know where the buttons are. The cutout for the camera and flash is big, so the flash doesn't interfere with the pictures. The cutouts for the usb cable and headphones are perfect for 3rd party cables and accessories. It doesn't add much bulk, but offers great protection. I've dropped my phone a few times and have had no issues. My girlfriend bought this for me prior, but my coworker liked it so much that I bought her one. highly recommended!

No frills here, just a nice way to showcase the phone. Protects but not well, and after a drop, my phone did pop out of it - that wasn't cool (luckily no damage). I dumped it after that, and cannot really recommend it to others given my experience, but could very well have been a fluke. It's cool I guess.

This is the BEST Iphone case I have ever owned! Very well made & fits like a glove! It allows you to show off the phone color & not cover it up like most cases do! Spend your $$$ on this case & protect your investment with style!

Not a fan. Slippery. You don't feel protected. With a $700 phone in your hand, you want a case that makes you feel like you phone is secure. This doesn't make me feel any more secure. It is better than the horrible design of the iPhone, but it's not tactile enough and it doesn't make it any easier to grip.

I got this case about 8 months ago. I really liked it. The pros were a good fit, light weight, etc. It's only a case and it's only about $12 bucks, so it really isn't worth writing about. BUT, for those who care about the $12, I would beware its durability. After 8 months, mine just wore out. The rubber over the volume buttons isn't tight anymore and, mostly, the bottom, where the power cord, a speaker and the speaker out jack are located, is totally loose. Now, other reviews are very positive. Maybe I was just too hard on using it. but at least be aware of one person's problem.