$35 is about as much as I think I want to spend on a case. I'm not particularly clumsy, so therefore feel I can skip on the Otterbox's and Lifeproof's of the world. I've narrowed it down to these two. I love the Spigen as the metal wraparound band gives the feeling of almost using the phone nude, while the Apple silicone case is just simple and understated, yet classy. Anyone have either of these on their 6s? If so, thoughts?
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Spigen Neo Hybrid Vs. Apple Silicone
- Thread starter I_am_a_loser
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
My long shot third place case choice is the Trident Aegis as, it too, is right in my wheelhouse of $35.
Of those two I'd definitely buy the Neo Hybrid. I hate Apple's cases.
But why not consider the new Neo Hybrid Carbon?
But why not consider the new Neo Hybrid Carbon?
Ended up going with the Neo Hybrid. For $35 it provides adequate protection over simply a silicone case for the same price.
I did quite abit of looking around and went with the Spiegan Neo Hybrid Ex for the same reason. Low key look and protection on the most vulnerable parts. And it has a lot of great reviews on Amazon. Got the Jetech screen protector to finish it off, though I can't comment on that - I've had my 6s for awhile, but haven't decided on a carrier yet :/ The protectors will go on then.
The Neo Hybrid looks nice and its available for 11€ on Amazon here in germany.
So, does this case really not work in combination with the Apple lightning dock?
What would be a similar alternative which provides a full protection and is of a nice building quality? I already considered the Apple silicone case, but im not convinced due to the open unprotected bottom.
So, does this case really not work in combination with the Apple lightning dock?
What would be a similar alternative which provides a full protection and is of a nice building quality? I already considered the Apple silicone case, but im not convinced due to the open unprotected bottom.
I have two of the Spigen NeoHybrid cases. I put a glass screen protector on it. This way I have full coverage. I'm not sure if it works with the dock but it works with the cable and most of my headphones. I don't like those Lifeproof cases because you have to take them off sometimes or find the right cables to fit. One of my spigen cases I have to use a headphone adapter which is cool. But other than that I'm happy with them. I get a lot of complements. Often my friends will ask me if I got a new case because they do still look new.
