I've been using the Spigen Neo Hybrid on my iPhone 8 and have been very happy with it. I'm now looking at the Spigen options for iPhone 12 Pro and wanted some advice on three of their models: the Neo Hybrid, Liquid Air, and Thin Fit. I'm looking for something light weight that doesn't add too much bulk, with good drop protection (about 3-4 feet since I drop it from a standing position), a lip over the screen and camera (my phone sometimes falls it on it's face so I want that protection), and compatible with a screen protector. The Neo Hybrid sometimes slips out of my hand which might be because of the slippery bumper and round edges of the case, so would either of the other two cases have more grip, or does the iPhone 12 Neo Hybrid have more grip than the iPhone 8 version?
It looks like the Neo Hybrid is the most protective, with the Thin Fit being the least protective. All 3 of them seem to have a lip on the front and the camera. The Liquid Air and Thin Fit are one piece but other than slight differences in their thickness and different textures, I can't tell much of a difference. My current Neo Hybrid is not too bulky for me, so I would not have a problem buying it again but wonder if the thinner models would also offer good protection. Can someone who's used more than one of these cases share their experiences, and would any of these 3 fit my needs?
It looks like the Neo Hybrid is the most protective, with the Thin Fit being the least protective. All 3 of them seem to have a lip on the front and the camera. The Liquid Air and Thin Fit are one piece but other than slight differences in their thickness and different textures, I can't tell much of a difference. My current Neo Hybrid is not too bulky for me, so I would not have a problem buying it again but wonder if the thinner models would also offer good protection. Can someone who's used more than one of these cases share their experiences, and would any of these 3 fit my needs?
