I've heard bad things about that Otterbox scratching and yellowing very fast, I would try to return it ASAP if possible.
I ordered both the JEtech and Ringke Air clear cases.
The JEtech is a solid case. The back panel is hard and not flexible (Ringke Air is totally flexible), but the sides have that flexible material and it has a good grip. The JEtech is shaped more square-like with edges/ridges on the back and front so that when you rest it down, it sits flat against the ridge instead of flush with the back of the case, like the Air. The JEtech is slightly easier to hold because the case is a little thicker, but both feel great in hand. The JEtech seems to obtain finger print smudges and dirt easier than my other clear cases and the Air, and for some reason they seem a bit harder to wipe off on the JEtech.
Both cases have very tiny microdots that are barely noticeable unless you look for them under a light (which is fine because that looks much better than the water effect.) The JEtech edges that wrap around the phone also are not as crystal clear as the Air (almost have a very slight cloudy appearance).
Between the two, I prefer the appearance and feel of the Ringke Air. The Air it feels like the sleeker or "more expensive" case in hand which you can barely tell is on your phone. It has the same round-edge clean flowing glove formfactor as the body of iPhone X itself. The JEtech is a bit thicker (but not bulky) so it would protect against drops, but its ridged design does not adhere to the smooth lines of the phone itself. However, for a slim clear case, the Ringke Air is military rated at 4ft drop protection which is sufficient paired with a tempered glass screen protector. I also like that the lip on the Air very slightly extends on the top and bottom of the phone, efficiently aiding drop protection. I will be keeping both of these in case the Ringke Air yellows or gets damaged, but I prefer the Ringke Air.
