Spigen Rugged Armor Protector Designed for Apple Watch Case Series 7 (41mm) and Series 6/SE/5/4 (40mm) - Black

Is it something I would purchase again? No. br>br>Summary: br>br> Spigen makes great smartphone cases, and it's still my favorite, but this watch case took away all of the watch's "elegance," making it look cheap. Worse - This case always lifts a corner of the screen protector, so I went through two boxes of screen protectors. As a result of this, I no longer use it. Unfortunately, I was let down. br>br>It's a pain to put on (and take off), and this alone has resulted in a few screen protectors being lost. It's extremely long-lasting, but - once more - at the expense of your perfectly designed watch that looks like a Casio from a dollar store br>br>Recommendation: br>br> Other options that explicitly state that they do not interfere with screen protectors should be considered. I wish you the best of luck in your search for a screen protector and case combination.

Gavin Reyes

| May 05, 2021

I'm wearing an Apple Watch Series 4 in stainless steel. But I digress. I discovered the hard way that the steel isn't as scratch resistant as I had assumed, but that's another story. br>br>I use this case to protect my Apple Watch while I'm at work. It's not too big, and the crown and side buttons are still accessible. It is simple to put on and take off. It has a raised lip to protect your screen if you hit your wrist against a wall or something similar.

Skye Burns

| Nov 06, 2021

I'm glad I took the opportunity to do so. This bumper adds a small amount of bulk to the overall size, but it gives it the appearance of a G-Force. I like shock watches, and I can't tell you how many times I've accidentally run my watch into a wall or along a less-than-smooth surface, only to be relieved by the bumper's protection and left wondering what would've happened if it hadn't been there. I strongly advise getting a bumper for your Apple Watch, and Spiggen makes an excellent product that is comparable to other similar products at a fraction of the cost.

Milani Serrano

| May 17, 2021

I like the case because it fits my watch perfectly and I don't have to worry about it getting scratched. However, I do have one issue with it: it is difficult to remove. You might be able to do it, but I'm not sure how. I had no choice but to cut the case off because I couldn't get the band's release clip to work. Spigen, I like your products, but they are a POS in this form. There has to be a better way than cutting the case off to clean the watch, as we all know dirt accumulates inside cases and around where they meet the outside world, and god forbid if we ever want to change our watch band. Now I just have to find a better case that isn't a Spigen.

Malaya Li

| Feb 23, 2021

With this case on, I was confident that a fall or impact would not damage the watch's aluminum casing. br>br>One minor flaw I discovered in the case (and the reason I gave it 4/5 stars) is that the band release buttons underneath are a little too difficult to press while wearing the case. Swapping watch bands became a chore as a result of this. It would be much easier to swap the bands if these buttons had a cutout. If you don't plan on switching bands often (or at all), this is a case you can trust in terms of protection.

Kyra Gonzales

| Mar 14, 2021

When I got my 5th generation Apple Watch, I wanted to protect it right away, so I looked at a few options and decided on the Spigen RA after doing some research. Installation would not have been difficult if I hadn't also purchased a screen protector film, which kept peeling up the edges of the screen protector film as I tried to get the armor case to fit over the watch body. The installation was only a minor annoyance, and I've been very pleased with the results thus far. It's unobtrusive, and it's already saved the watch from a couple of fairly hard impacts and rubbings across surfaces, leaving no marks or color transfer on the material. It is something I would recommend.

Adeline Lopez

| Oct 08, 2021

For women, it is not bulky. I just received the case today and wanted to write a review based on how easy it was to install and how it felt. After my 3 series screen mysteriously cracked and the touch screen would not work, I recently upgraded to the 5 series 40mm watch. That was enough to convince me to invest in a tough, long-lasting case. I used to use bumper cases, but they get old after a while. br>br>When I was looking for a watch case, I came across spigen's. It had all but been decided. This is the third time I've had to deal with Spigen. I have a spigen tough armour for my iPhone 11 and a spigen glass screen protector, and I used to have the rugged armor on my iPhone 6s. Their products appeal to me because they are long-lasting and reliable. 1. br>br> I have small wrists, so it doesn't bother me. I used to put on g-strings when I was younger. The sporty look appealed to me.
2. It hugs the watch like a phone case, which I like, so if it falls face down, the case will protect it and keep the screen from hitting the surface.
3. It was simple to put in place. I began by putting the bottom in first, which went in easily. Alternatively, you can begin with the scroll button side and it should appear immediately.
4. Last but not least, pressing the side button is simple. The case can make it difficult to reach the side button because it doesn't completely cover it, so pressing it is a little different, but this isn't a problem in this case.

Yahir Krause

| Mar 08, 2021

It feels like a sturdy silicone/rubber case; I was a little nervous installing it because it's not one of those super thin flexible cases (which is a good thing); however, if you're careful with the installation and removal, you'll be fine!.

Kairo Juarez

| Jul 06, 2021