Spigen Rugged Armor Pro Designed for Apple Watch Band with Case Series 7 (41mm) and Series 6/SE/5/4 (40mm)

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I'm not going to lie, this case is bulky for a typical woman. If you're not used to wearing something this thick, and you've gone from a naked watch to this case; It will irritate you to no end. In reality, I'm more concerned about my thick EMT work uniform (as well as my thicc-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving-saving lives ass) being much thicker and more inconvenient than this watch case It's relatively simple to adapt to. Do not let this deter you from purchasing this case! br>br>*Durability
This case has the tough durability I needed! This watch is regularly struck by a variety of objects, but the case appears to be unaffected. Definitely does a fantastic job in this regard. br>br>*Cleanliness
As an EMT, you come across a wide range of situations. liquids and undisclosed substances One of my main concerns was how it would stay so clean after coming into contact with some pretty filthy material. This watch case is extremely simple to clean; simply use an alcohol prep pad and get to work! I haven't discovered any stains, scratches, or anything stuck in the crevices, which is also a big plus! br>br>*Color
The olive green is a lovely choice! I'd love it if this case came in a variety of colors. However, I must say that I prefer the green option. ( ) Don't judge, but that's as close as I got to a color match. )br>br>*
The Damn Fifth Star
I'm sure you're thinking, "I get it. Why didn't you give it five stars if you liked it so much? " Ladies and gentlemen, the lip around the face of the watch was the only flaw in this watch case. It's CRAZY how small it is! Leave it naked and watch it get shattered and scratched like no one's business if you want to leave your fate to chance. However, I would strongly advise purchasing a screen protector (Zagg is a fantastic brand for screen protectors!). ) to wear in addition to the case. The only flaw is that the lip could be larger, which would *literally* make this product perfect! However, because it was a major concern of mine, that is the only flaw. GET THIS CASE! br>br>BOTTOM LINE br>GET THIS CASE! If you're on the fence about purchasing something, just do it. It's well worth the time and effort. br>(And, yes, my beagle is adorably adorable. ) Thank you for informing me, and thank you for attending my TED Talk. ).

Julia Thornton

| Aug 10, 2021

shock. I was hesitant to purchase an Apple Watch because I was concerned about breaking it at work. I finally decided to get one, and while it was sturdy right out of the box, it didn't give me the sense of security I was hoping for. I expected this strap to be mediocre for the price, but man, is it! I've been seen in G- I've had shocks my whole life and even have some of the new 2019 models with the new resin bands, and this band on the wrist is really nice; I have smaller wrists and was concerned about how bulky the 40mm case would be, but it's basically the same size as even the smaller G-Shocks. It looks completely natural and isn't overly bulbous, which is a pleasant surprise. So, for the safety, comfort, and appearance of the watch, this case is well worth the $20 (especially when compared to the rhinocase, which costs twice as much!). br>br>My only complaint is that the notches are just the right size for me, but thanks to the little reader under the apple watch, it stays in place. This isn't a product issue, but rather a wrist size issue.

Avianna McClain

| Sep 07, 2021

  I've had the band for about a month now, and there are a few things I'd like you to think about before purchasing! TLDR at the end, as with all of my reviews lol br>The old school watch latch with holes has always been an issue for me, with one size being too tight and one step down being too loose, as you can see in the last photo. I like watch straps that are easily adjustable. That being said, if properly tightened, this thing will not come loose! It keeps me aware of when I'm swelling up. br>I purchased this to protect my new watch, and I believe it does. The screen has enough of a lip around it to deflect most impacts, and the dial is easily accessible and appears to be well protected. In addition, the side button is tactile and easy to press. br>My only complaint about the watch is that it isn't as snug as it should be. In a safety test, it appears to be fine, but as you can see in the image, that small amount of movement ruined the screen protector I had applied. I purchased one of the scratch protectors that is applied to the watch like a film, and as you can see, even a small amount of jiggle has begun to peel my watch. This worries me because I want complete protection, which I can't get without this case. I'll try using a different screen protector to see if it's an installation issue. br>Overall, this is the best gschock-like case I've found that isn't overpriced or excessively bulky. TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR After a month of use, here are some things to think about.
1. Make certain that you enjoy bands that aren't easily adjustable. All of the sizes are predetermined on this one due to the holes.
2. It does a good job of protecting the watchbr>3. 4. It's just a tad sloppy. br> My screen protector is coming off due to the looseness. br>5. At the six-month mark, I'll return to provide an update.

Natasha Grimes

| Feb 04, 2021

The only drawback I have is that the metal for holding the band on your arm has some kind of irritant to it that bothers my wrist. I've never known myself to have any kind of metal allergy as I've used various watchbands over the years on various watches I've owned but only this one causes issues. I'm thinking about getting one of the Apple Watch bands that slip on rather than using one that requires me to loop the band through the notch like this one does, plus it keeps me away from any potential allergic reactions issues. As I said, it's a good alternative, but keep in mind that whether you have a metal allergy or not, you may experience irritation from the watch clasp's metal.

Esteban Vincent

| Sep 30, 2021