Overview
The Ingear Polarize Shell is a unique take on a case, Its basically a Matte Finish TPU case but on the back, the upper half is a clear plastic window to show off some of the phone. The case can be found at Ingear's Website and Comes in 4 Colors - Black, White, Blue, and Pink. The retail price is $18.99 and inside the packaging, you'll find a crystal screen protector
Close-Up Look
Looking around the case, at the top there is a covered up sleep/wake button and an open cutout for the headset jack and second mic. The headset jack has a medium sized cutout, its not large, but not too small either. On the left side there is a opening for the ringer/vibrate switch (Won't accommodate the Verizon iPhone) and covered up volume buttons. The buttons are extremely responsive and tactile. At the bottom there is a large cutout for the microphone, dock connector, and speaker, and on the lower right side of the case, the Ingear Branding is embossed into the case. The back is where most of the action is, The top half is a clear plastic shell and the bottom half is a ridged matte TPU material. The bottom half helps you to grip the device and the top half lets the Apple logo shine through. There is also a large pill shaped cutout for the camera and LED flash, and thankfully there were no issues using the flash in low light situations.
Pros/Cons
+Unique Design
+No Camera Flash Issues
+Tactile Buttons
+Good amount of lay on table design
-Plastic Back Scratches Easily and has slight rainbowing effect in bright light
-People have complained about Plastic back separating from TPU
-Fit and Finish isn't as tight as I'd like it to be
Overall Rating: 3.5/5
Some Extra Pictures:
The Ingear Polarize Shell is a unique take on a case, Its basically a Matte Finish TPU case but on the back, the upper half is a clear plastic window to show off some of the phone. The case can be found at Ingear's Website and Comes in 4 Colors - Black, White, Blue, and Pink. The retail price is $18.99 and inside the packaging, you'll find a crystal screen protector
Close-Up Look
Looking around the case, at the top there is a covered up sleep/wake button and an open cutout for the headset jack and second mic. The headset jack has a medium sized cutout, its not large, but not too small either. On the left side there is a opening for the ringer/vibrate switch (Won't accommodate the Verizon iPhone) and covered up volume buttons. The buttons are extremely responsive and tactile. At the bottom there is a large cutout for the microphone, dock connector, and speaker, and on the lower right side of the case, the Ingear Branding is embossed into the case. The back is where most of the action is, The top half is a clear plastic shell and the bottom half is a ridged matte TPU material. The bottom half helps you to grip the device and the top half lets the Apple logo shine through. There is also a large pill shaped cutout for the camera and LED flash, and thankfully there were no issues using the flash in low light situations.
Pros/Cons
+Unique Design
+No Camera Flash Issues
+Tactile Buttons
+Good amount of lay on table design
-Plastic Back Scratches Easily and has slight rainbowing effect in bright light
-People have complained about Plastic back separating from TPU
-Fit and Finish isn't as tight as I'd like it to be
Overall Rating: 3.5/5
Some Extra Pictures:
