Spigen Thin Fit Nexus 6 Case with Premium Hard Transparent PC for Google Nexus 6 2014 - Crystal Clear

Loyal Spigen customer, and their Thin Fit case for the Nexus 6 is a reason why I will continue buying their products. At such a reasonable price you can't go wrong for this high quality case over other brands, or even those cheap Chinese products sold online. Spend the extra few bucks and go with Spigen.As for this Thin Fit case, it actually is somewhat thin yet feels very sturdy enough to withstand drops. The slight lip around the front is also a nice reassurance that the screen will be safeguard when sliding face down.However, I gave this case 4-stars for several reasons. One main reason is that I'm not a big fan of using cases. When I buy a phone I want to be able to use it to the fullest, which means feeling the phone the way the manufacturers designed the phone for. As for the Nexus 6 it feel great and comfortable in my hands without a case. Having the "Thin Fit" case on the Nexus 6, despite being a thin case, makes the phone a tad too bulky, uncomfortable, and a little unwieldy. Of course, the size of the phone is what makes the case the way it is. Without the case I feel that the phone is just the perfect fit and comfort level, which is why I've opted to put on and take off the case every so often. I've ultimately decided to not use the case after all, especially since I have insurance on the phone as well.Another thing I didn't like about this case was that after some use the case would attract fingerprint and oil, which would make it constantly slip out of position of my Mountek nGroove Snap magnetic holder in my car. When it's clean, the Mountek would have a slightly better grip. I think this issue mainly applies to the clear version of the case, as the other versions are made of a different texture.For any Nexus 6 owners looking for a quality case and don't mind the way cases affect the feel of the phone, or those looking for a not-so-bulky case, or even those looking for a thin yet sturdy case, then look no further and go for these.In the meantime, I'm hoping Spigen comes out with a "backless" bumper for the Nexus 6. I'm looking for protection but with absolute minimal design (I know there's a backless bumper that's been recently released by Nilkin, but it's not a very appealing design).

For the record, this is a review for the CLEAR case, since I know Amazon bundles reviews of all the variants into one grouping.I like this case. I bought 2 cases to try out and I like this better than the other one I tried.Even though this case is currently in use, I only gave it 3 stars. There are definitely pros and cons with this thing.What I like:The case feels slim. No big bulky feel to it.Buttons are cut out. I really like the feel of the buttons on the Nexus 6 and I don't like the feel of case buttons that cover the actual buttons on phones.The clear shows off the sexy Nexus phone style instead of covering it up.It maintains the dimple over the Motorola M so you can place your fingertip there.A little perk is that you can access the sim card without removing the case. Not a big deal since you probably would change it out once it is in but I thought it was worth mentioning.In my current usage, it will protect the phone from normal day to day wear (scratches and small bumps). For "tough" protection, that is a con - see below.What I don't like:It isn't a full covering case. The back and sides are covered fully, but the top and bottom edges are not. It looks fine (I even like how it looks), it functions fine, but I figure if I drop this thing the chances of it hitting one of those edges or a corner is very high. I don't expect protection from drops with this case - which isn't that what a case is for? This is the biggest flaw with this case in my mind.The nice clear plastic is awesome, but I bet after a few months of use it will be super scratched up and be more of a blemish than a positive. Mind you, this is speculation as I have not had the case that long.The plastic is slippery feeling. Reminder, I am talking about the clear version. From my understanding the other versions are not like this. While I don't think it is a good design, it doesn't bother me too much for holding and using. But I tried propping the phone on it's side to take a video, and it kept slipping down and falling. So there will be some minor inconveniences like that.At the end of the day I am using this case over the other one I bought.So that says something for it.Buying it on a lightning deal for $5 I am not sorry I got it. However if I were to buy a case again I probably wouldn't choose this one.

Das Spigen-Case für das Nexus 6 ist sehr gut verarbeitet. Das Auspacken ist schnell erledigt, da das Plastik nicht zusammengeschweißt wurde und lässt sich so leicht anbringen wie entfernen. Das Case schützt beim Nexus 6 die linke und rechte Seite sowie jede Kante zur Hälfte, macht dafür aber keine Probleme bei Kopfhörern oder Ladekabeln, da die Anschlüsse weitgehend frei bleiben. Auf der Rückseite ist die Kamera und das Motorola-M-Logo ausgeschnitten. Das SIM-Kartenfach ist zu 10% bedeckt, sodass man das Case für einen SIM-Kartenwechsel abnehmen muss. Rechts sind 3 Löcher für die Buttons. Während die Lautstärketasten mittig sitzen, ist die Power-Taste einen Millimeter zu weit unten, aber es stört nicht und es fällt auch nicht auf. In Sachen Passform ist es wirklich perfekt ausgeschnitten, nichts ist verzogen und auch an das Mikrofon bei der Rückseite wurde gedacht und ein kleines Loch freigelassen.Leider muss ich doch sagen, dass die vorderen 2 Kanten oben und unten nicht geschützt sind und die Ecken immer nur zur Hälfte. Ich weiß nicht, ob das bei einem Falltest wirklich ausschlaggebend ist, aber sollte es einmal dort drauf fliegen, ist es nicht geschützt. Die Wahrscheinlichkeit ist zwar gering, aber wenn es passiert, bringt die Hülle nichts und das Display ist sicher auch gesprungen. Ich werde mir wohl ein anderes holen. Ich mag vielleicht nur paranoid sein, aber ein Komplettschutz ist mir hier sehr wichtig.Dennoch muss ich sagen, dass es für eine Hartplastikhülle doch sehr weich ist und Stöße gut abdämpfen sollte. Zudem liegt es aufgrund der weichen Rückseite gut in der Hand und rutscht nicht so leicht raus. Durch seine Dünne verändert sich die Haptik des Gerätes nicht so stark, aber wenn man es auf einen Tisch legt, dreht sich das Nexus 6 immer noch um seine eigene Achse beim Verwenden.Fazit: Ein sehr gutes Case, das ich empfehlen kann, aber ich möchte gerne immer einen Komplettschutz, also dass jede Seite und Kante 100-prozentig bedeckt ist. Das wusste ich schon vorher dank des Produktbilds, deshalb 5 Sterne. Wer sich darüber keine Gedanken macht, sollte zugreifen!

When I replaced my Nexus 5 with a Nexus 6, I knew I wanted the same slim fit Spigen phone case I had on my 5. I ordered the shimmery white, and it it fits just as well as it did on my N5. This case is not going to offer serious protection if you drop the phone, but it will protect the back and edges from scrapes and scratches. Also, if you like to put your phone face down, as I do (especially with this curved back), it gives an extra little lip to keep the glass raised off the surface. Note that my husband got the clear case for his N6, and it's made of a different, softer, more rubbery material than the hard plastic white case. The clear case is a little thicker and clunkier. We both prefer my white case. As another reviewer stated, the finish on the white case is a little sharp on some edges - the finish is not quite as smooth as it was on my N5. It's a quibble.One final thing - as a lefty, I find that holding my N6 in my left hand, my fingers curve around the back and the tips tend to rest on the power button and volume bar. I'm finding the placement of these buttons a minor irritant with my N6 as I'm always pressing those buttons by mistake. The Spigen case offsets the surface just enough to help mitigate that problem.

It's exactly what it says it is.

I've had this case for nearly a year now. It fit pretty nicely at first and the phone looked great, as the hard transparent case shows off the phone very nicely. Unfortunately, I've had two major issues with the case:1) I dropped the phone the other day and the case did not protect it. There's a huge crack down the middle now. It looks like the point of impact is the edge. I think a bumper case makes way more sense. This is my own fault but worth pointing out if you're considering this case.2) I also had problems with the case slipping off and powering down the phone. For some reason when I put my phone in my pocket the case would come off slightly and press on the power button. It was extremely annoying. It happened a large number of times. The case cracked a little later and that seemed to have fixed the issue for now.Because it's hard and clear, the case will get dirty on occassion. Otherwise, the sizing is really nice. The power and volume buttons are really easy to reach, and the USB and headphone port I've never had problems with. I'm going to replace the case with something else.

The cover has an overall good quality - being made to the fraction of a millimeter to fit exactly around the phone. Even the small deepening with the Motorola logo is followed perfectly by the cover. It is very thin and allows without problems for wireless charging without needing to first remove the cover.An additional nice feature is that the buttons on the side of the phone are not covered - instead they will need to be reached by a more solid and deeper push - which is good for avoiding accidental pushing them (being left-handed, I hold the phone with my right hand and without the cover my thumb is resting exactly where the buttons are).However, for some reason the cover does not surround the phone completely: at the top and bottom ends it covers only partly. As it is very slippery and the phone is easily gliding out of my hand, I am tempted to hold one finger underneath, at the lower end of the phone. But there the finger will be met by the sharp edge of the cover, which is quite unpleasant.I have now replaced it with a silicone type that covers the ends fully and is much more pleasant to use. It also is less slippery, allowing for a more pleasant positioning of the fingers. But the downside of the silicone cover is that it covers the side buttons, which are then difficult to see and feel - and easily pushed by mistake.