for Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.5 Inch Case 2018 (Unicorn Beetle Pro), [Built-in Screen Protector & Stand] Heavy Duty Rugged Protective Tablet Cover for Galaxy Tab A 10.5 SM-T590/T595/T597, Blue

Can't beat the value and looks of this case for the price. I've paid more than double for popular branded cases and they did not even compare to this unit. This is exactly what i want in smart phone case - it's rugged and protects the phone, but it doesn't add hardly any size - fits like a glove to the phone - yet incredibly sturdy. In addition, it comes with a nice clip on accessory that adds even more protection, and works great for working out and other more demanding sports/activities. Compared to the high-priced cases such as otter box, etc. - this case is an incredible value. I bought a spare case just in case mine gets damaged because the value is so great. I purchased the original case for my primary phone, and liked it so much i replaced the cases on all my phones. The protection is worth it, and the great price allows you to pick up 3 or 4 of these cases for what you'd pay for something like an otter box. In addition, the cases fit very tightly to the phone, so you're not getting a bunch of extra size - in fact, it is almost the same size with the case as without - just a bit thicker. But despite the tight dimensions, it's definitely a strong case that protects your phone. It's the best case I've ever found and I look around a lot - it drives me crazy spending close a grand on a cell phone that is thin and light, and then having to drop another $50-60 for a bulky case that protects the phone, but basically makes all those lean dimensions of these new phones pointless since you've got to have this big rubber protective case or else your phone is going to break the first time you drop it. This case hardly adds any bulkiness to the phone, but offers major protection - better yet - it has an additional clip that snaps into place over the back, or in my case I put it over the screen, and it offers bullet-proof protection for stuff like skiing or other sports and activities. Bottom line - love this case, can't beat the value.

I didn't want to review this case until I had it for at least a week. So far I've only dropped it once on carpet, which is quite rare for me since dropping my iphone 4 onto concrete was a daily thing for me. With this as my only experience of a hard impact with this case, I cannot judge the case's protection in that aspect, but I will provide my pros and cons on everything else. Pros: -Case seems sturdy enough to withstand 3-ft drops on hard floors - the "inner" case is a hard plastic, then the "outer" part is a tough rubber with a hard plastic backing similar to the Otterbox material for the iphone 4 case. -Does not allow the phone to bend while in my front pocket. -Built in screen protector allows easy access to the finger print function of the home button. -Side buttons are easy enough to push through the case Cons: -Case is hard to install/remove -Screen protector does not rest flat and smooth on the screen, especially around the Home button, so there is a small space between the screen and protector that allows small particles that can interfere with the touch screen -Since the screen protector doesn't rest flat across the screen the outside edges of the screen don't always register your touch through the screen protector, so you have to press/swipe a couple times to get it to register. -Also, the screen protector is a magnet for dust and particles, so be sure to wipe both the phone screen and the screen protector super clean before installing. Other than that, I really like this case. My previous case was an Otterbox for the iphone 4, and I dropped that thing every day for 2.5 years and I never once cracked the screen or had a problem with it. This case seems almost to that standard for the iphone 6, but as I said, I have yet to drop it on hard floor, but this may be that the phone is bigger and easier to hold, or that the case is more "grippy" than my old case that slid out of my hand easily. For now, it gets a 5/5 stars. We'll see what happens when I drop it for real. Edit April 19, 2015: So I've dropped the phone in this case a few times now, and no damage whatsoever. Great case Cons: The included screen protector just kept getting stuff (dirt, lint, etc.) stuck between it and the screen, so I just took it out and bought a $10 tempered-glass screen protector. I was able to put the screen protector on the phone, and then put the case back on. It's so much better this way, but there is quite a collection of lint/dust between the edge of the screen protector and where the case covers the phone. However, I don't mind this, and, therefore, I haven't had to take the case off since I installed the protector (~December 2014). I would still recommend this case, but I would say get rid of the built-in screen protector and buy a stick-on to save yourself some hassle with having to clean it every week. Update October 10, 2016: This case outlasted my iphone 6 (after 2 years of use the screen won't turn on, so getting it replaced). The case protected my phone from several drops on hard floors and the screen never cracked, and the phone looks like new. I have had the 3rd party screen protector on it this whole time and the phone has been functional with both the case and screen protector. I even dropped the phone in a small tupperware of ~1" bleach and bacteria, and the case worked great at preventing water leakage. The only things that have broken on the case were the small plastic pieces at the bottom that help hold the flap covers for the 3.5mm jack and the lightning cord slots. One side for each slot broke off, but it doesn't much affect the functionality of the case except it might affect water protection, and the covers don't stay as tight. But for $20 for this case lasting 2 years and protecting my phone like a brick, I'd say it was well worth it.

Excellent case! I have used this case every day for about a week now and it is almost exactly what I wanted. In less rugged situations I prefer my simple leather bumper case but when I am doing rugged outdoor activities this case provides a much greater level of protection. I used an Otterbox on my old iPhone 4 and it did a fine job of protecting but this case suits my needs slightly better for the iPhone 6. I sometimes carry my phone in a breast pocket while rock and ice climbing, where it can be subject to substantial bumps and bangs, bordering on abuse. The main feature I wanted was a rugged, rigid cover for the screen to protect it while climbing. A simple screen protector (the type that allows you to use the touch-sensitive screen while in place) is nowhere near adequate protection in this situation. Like the Otterbox, being able to add a solid plastic cover over the screen allows this case to provide adequate protection for my needs. So, for me, it comes down to this case or the Otterbox. Compared to the Otterbox, this case is: 1) not as bulky 2) much easier to slide in and out of a pocket (the rubber on my Otterbox tends to catch on the fabric) 3) comparable in terms of protection (at least it seems to be based upon using it thus far) 4) slightly easier to put on and remove 5) less expensive (although the price difference is not a significant factor compared to the $840 value of the phone it protects) All of the phone's features work fine with this case in place but it does require a bit of extra time to access the charging and headphone ports and to put it on and remove it. These are tradeoffs that make sense for me, maybe not for everyone. I am not fond of the belt clip (which mostly just gets in the way when the phone goes in and out of my pocket) and I will probably never use it as intended, especially in a rugged environment. All in all, this is the best case I have found for my purposes. Note, that it provides excellent protection against bumps and bangs, and good protection against splashes, but it is NOT waterproof. If you need a case to be truly waterproof I suggest putting your phone into a waterproof box.

This is a great case and clip, but not perfect. I gave it 5 stars because it is the best one I have bought and used and am buying another one. First, the good. I'm pretty careful with my phone, but accidents happen and I've dropped it a few times. The case performed well in protecting the phone and screen. The volume and power buttons work well through the plastic. The screen protector kept minor splashes and rain out of the sensitive areas. The cut-outs are well placed and stylish and allow you to use the phone's features. The belt clip uses a sturdy plastic hinge and metal flat spring and has never had a problem. Now, the bad. The little rubber flaps were so annoying I ended up cutting them off. They weren't waterproof and there were other open orifices that allowed dust and liquid entry so I decided they weren't worth the trouble. I've had my case for just over a year and gone through two belt clips (my wife doesn't use hers so I was able to "borrow" hers). Both broke in the same place. The phone is held in the clip by a plastic catch that you are supposed to flex out of the way to remove the phone from the holder. After about six months, the plastic fatigues and cracks, decreasing its hold strength. The first hint this is happening is when the phone falls out of the holder. The case is rugged and price is right, so I look at the money spent as renting a case for 6 months. That's why I'm buying another one.

I hope this case holds up for a while. It appears so good that I'm tempted to cancel/refund my AppleCare. I've had previous iPhones in Otterbox cases. Initially I used the Defender, but pretty soon you realize that case takes too much of the elegant design away... converting your high-tech and well-designed device into something big and clunky. I "graduated" to the Commuter, and I was quite happy with that on the 4s and 5s. What I liked about the Commuter is the raised lip which provides screen protection... and the Otterbox "hard screen" (if you know what I mean) provides more protection, while it doesn't even seem to be there. Where the problem comes in... is with the new Otterboxes. Read the reviews... they're horrible. People say the fit is off, etc. So I started looking elsewhere. Costco offers the Spigen Armor case... which fits well, but doesn't seem to offer virtually any protection... certainly not on the screen side. It's not that it has no screen protector, but even the lip is TINY TINY TINY... Barely any lip at all... so, what's the point? Since the iPhone 6 screen has this curved edge on it... if the case just grabs that... and you drop your phone, you're going to be very lucky if nothing hits the screen... even if the phone lands flat... a dime is thicker than the Spigen case lip. Guess what? The Spigen case is going back. The other case I liked, which disappeared from Amazon before I could order it the same day I found it... was Obliq. I also ordered one of those from eBay... but if I had already received this case... the SupCase... I wouldn't have bothered. The SupCase is PERFECT... it's the perfect compromise of protection, while maintaining a fairly sleek and techy appearance on your new iPhone. If it holds up... I almost can't say one thing bad about this case! If I had one criticism... I'd encourage SupCase to lose the "flaps" for the lightening connector, etc. Flaps on cases suck... just mold those openings into future cases... but with the "pros" of this case, I can live with that one small "con". Here's what I like: It has a nice, deep lip around the screen. Not too deep, but deeper than many slim cases I've seen. This lip not only rises around the perimeter of the screen, but it actually slightly encases the front screen. Meanwhile, you lose ZERO screen real estate to this protection. You can see the actual phone screen edge before the perimeter of protection starts. The screen protector is nice. It's like the good protection that came with the older Otterboxes... i.e. a HARD SCREEN that's just like the phone glass... if you take your time putting on the case, and do it right (which isn't hard, but have somebody with good hands do it)... then it's as if it's not even there. Mine came out perfect and I felt the whole case install was quite easy. I used an eyeglasses wipe to clean off my fingerprints... then a few strokes with a dry lens cloth. I looked across the face in the light to be sure I wasn't about to trap any dust between the protector and the phone... and Voila'! Perfect! The case has slightly grooved edges... so it's easy to hold your phone too. Again, this is a subtle design cue... just a nice touch. The rubber of the outer case is kind of stiff... and a little hard, but at least to me, that inspires confidence, and it also keeps your phone very pocket-able. The "knurled" texture and soft rubber of an Otterbox makes it nearly impossible to quickly pocket any phone. You won't have that problem here. I also like the overall shape and indented design on the back of the phone. The angles and edges look sharp, without feeling sharp. The "holster" works... smoothly and seems to be secure, although I don't expect to use it much, if at all. There are times when the larger size of the latest phones could be a problem for pockets... so who knows, maybe I'll give it a shot. The fit inspires confidence. Finally, the on/off button was difficult to push with the Spigen case... All button action through the SupCase is BRILLIANTLY EASY... as if the case isn't even there! So... am I happy? Yes! I'm very impressed with almost every detail of this case... and it's reasonably priced. Realize that I just got it and wrote a review right away... so this could change, but I'm so impressed with the fit and finish of this case that it prompted me to give a glowing review right away.

Love this case!! Very reasonably priced for excellent protection! Otter-what? LOL. Pros: - Price is boss for this protection! - Love the fact that it covers the top part of the face with heavy plastic, and around the face. - Built in screen protector is good. I figured what those dots are: They keep the screen protector from having that oil slick effect that everyone hates. Good design feature. (see below for a cool mod I did :P - Very slim and not rubbery like otter... slides in and out of my pocket with ease. - It has covers for all ports. Headphone access fits my earpods and Monster iSports easily. - It doesn't have a cut out in the case to see the apple logo. Yes, this is a plus to me. I think cases that do that ruin the structural integrity and the apple logo just fills with crud and gets scratched anyways. - It also come with a belt clip! - It say Unicorn Beetle on the case back... What more could you want? Cons: - The hole that is cut out for the Touch ID lets dust under the screen... - My screen protector scratched after a week or so. Not blaming Supcase, probably was my fault with something in my pocket. See below for my remedy B) *** Here is the custom mod I did to mine. I love screen protectors by Armor Shield and Skinomi, because they are much more durable and don't scratch. So I used the flat side of my knife from the front of the case and applied pressure like I was going to cut the screen out of the case and guess what? The screen just separated from the case face plate! AWESOME! Then I slowly just went all the way around and TADA it was removed. It's held on by some kind of adhesive. I very carefully scraped the remnants of the adhesive off made sure it was smooth. I applied my Armour Shield (Not the "case friendly" ones, those are dumb and leave a humongous gap around the edges). Let it dry. Then I snapped this case back around my phone and I couldn't be happier!! Ultra protection all around! Maybe Supcase can just sell the frame without the screen protector... I wonder if it would work with a glass screen protector... I showed everyone at work my case and they all got these!! I'm gonna order more just to get all the colors! Note: the iBlaison one looks similar, but lacks the port covers and the belt clip. Booo!! Another thought: I wish they made these for Iphone 5/5s... The ones they do make are lame.

I had just gotten a new iPhone and had previously bought this style of SUPCASE for my Samsung Galaxy S5 Active. Seeing as how I loved that case I had no problem coming back to SUPCASE for a case for the iPhone. While the build quality and accessibility to the phone is great, this case just felt a bit off to me. I felt as though I really didn't have a good grip on the phone and the port flaps seemed tougher than usual to open to insert headphones or a charger (which is no big deal as they will become more manageable over time, that's not at all a reason to not like this case). Also the screen protector does not sit flush on the screen, unlike the SUPCASE I had for my Galaxy S5 Active. The screen protector would be flush up top but was puckered/raised towards the bottom near the home button/finger scanner and that allowed dust and debris (or lint if you kept it in your pocket) to get in under the protector and onto the physical screen. Meaning you'd have to take the case apart to clean it every once in a while which is kind of monotonous. The product also comes with a belt holster. ...Which unfortunately snapped upon the second time I used it. It was NO fault of the manufacturer, it was just unfortunate that the case snagged against the seat of the car while I was getting in and pulled on the edge and snapped the clip from the base. Not a big deal for me as I haven't used a belt holster in quite some time but I digress. The belt holster it comes with is sturdy and keeps your phone secure while on your hip. It does not double as a kickstand if that's anyone's cup of tea. All in all SUPCASE is still a great alternative to the Otterbox empire and they make quality products that I'd have no problem recommending to others. Just a few minor things for me that swayed my liking of this particular product from them.

WINS: — 2-piece design ensures phone stays in its case, unlike so many 1-piece press-in cases that pop out (even partially) in my pocket — Case doesn’t flip switches on the phone without my knowledge b/c it’s coming out — Well protected when phone falls on the floor or ground — The two case parts fit very well together and look sharp when the case is put together. ISSUES — Clear plastic layer glued onto case frame wants to serve as a screen protector, but it’s design is fundamentally flawed in two ways: 1) When the case is exposed to even a few drops of water or mist, water invariably finds its way into the wrong places. Both the hole in the clear layer around the home button and the hole at the top for the phone speaker etc. expose the phone to the air, so water easily wicks up and gets trapped between the clear layer and the phone screen, in large, thin, annoyingly persistent and mobile globs. These globs can make the touch screen interaction unreliable, and they don’t just evaporate away. Even cleaning the phone case with a tiny 91% alcohol spray can cause the alcohol to get trapped in the same places. These globs persist until the tight-fitting case is pried off the phone and both case and phone are dried off completely. 2) When you are drying off your phone and case (or just cleaning them), HEAVEN HELP YOU if you don’t use a dust-free, static-free microfiber cloth, because even a few dust particles trapped between the phone screen and the case will drive you CRAZY. FWIW I fixed both of these issues permanently by carefully prying the clear layer off the case. The company shouldn’t bother with this layer; good screen protectors like the ones Clearz makes are great, they attach well to the phone screen, and don’t cause problems like this. — Not the easiest to take the case off — Case’s steep upward slope at the edges of the screen can make it hard to select text, etc. at the edges (this is true of many cases that use this strategy to try to protect the screen during falls) SUMMARY With the screen protector piece removed, I am now very happy with this case. My last several cases were one-piece press-ins that drove me nuts when the case would flex in my pocket and start peeling off, switching the Mute Switch to ON without my knowledge. This case completely solves that issue while looking sharp and keeping my phone safe. For this, I am grateful.

Nice case, offers a good degree of protection for tablet, basically got this to protect the screen but like it for the all around protection it provides, robust without being too bulky.

I bought this based on Amazon US reviews & was as impressed as most of those reviewers. For the price it's excellent value: the build quality is good, it all fits together well, and the plastic screen cover is firmly pressed against the screen so that there's no space between (i.e. when you tap you don't hear the screen cover hitting the screen glass).

Sehr schneller Versand. Verarbeitung und Qualität ist für den Preis völlig ok. Würde ich jedereit wieder bestellen. Touch funktion bleibt tatsächlich wie vorher. Hätte ich nicht gedacht.

Excelente producto, resistente, sencillo, queda como guante a la mano

Au premier vu j’étais très sceptique (en réception), cependant après avoir installé mon téléphone dedans, je constat qu'il est protégé de manière très efficace. Devant comme dernier, il est protégé mais tout reste accessible et fonctionnel. La boiter a un look assez industriel donc dire au revoir au look raffiné de ton iphone. Mais au moins je sais qu'ici 2 ans il restera comme neuf dans sa coquille assez rigide. Les connectiques sont bien protégés, mais restant accessibles, grâce un son système de "bouchon". Le caoutchouc est dure, ce qui don un air un peu "cheap", mais au contraire, de ce que j'ai pu constaté, il est de très bon qualité qui résistera à l'épreuve du temps. Bien nettoyer l’écran avant l'installation de la partie face. Plus besoin d'un vilain protège écrans avec ses maudites bulles d'air!!! On peut le resortir de sa coquille mais il faut de la patience et de la tendresse! Quelques petits embouts de fixation en plastic/caoutchouc ont l'air fragile. Sinon sans problèmes. Je le recommande fortement. Qualité/Prix très correcte.