What case are you using for your iPhone 4/4s?

[Clemsonfan15]

Well I guess the biggest concern for me is dropping it. So the case would need to have good shock protection, which pretty much rules out any hard plastic cases.

 

[Thai]

Well I guess the biggest concern for me is dropping it. So the case would need to have good shock protection, which pretty much rules out any hard plastic cases.

If that is the case and you don't mind bulk, then Otter Defender is the best designed case. Just remember to punch out the screen protector and use one of your own. The attached screen protector on Defender sucks...destroys the Retina Display clarity!

 

[Mark86]

I am currently using an incase slider but I don't like it too much. I may go back to the bumpers even though the back isn't protected.

 

[S p a r k y]

I am currently using the "Incipio duroSHOT DRX" its perfect for me. Fits larger connectors with ease. There are reviews of the 2 different materials separating, but for me this hasn't happened yet, even if so. It was just $7 on amazon.

I have 2 Switcheasy capsule rebels, a black and white if you are interested.

 

[BigRogers]

I've got the magpul exec ip4 case w/ invisasheild front cover. If you know the magpul products its a no brainer. Awesome case. Slips right in your pocket, not bulky or real sticky like some of the others. Plus it's a one piece case. I'd do it all again.

 

[gaterose]

I use the Otterbox Commuter. I had it on my 4 and kept it for the 4S although I'm thinking about getting a 4S commuter as they're a little tougher. The back panel on my 4 got cracked in two places while in the Commuter and covered on both sides with the Zagg InivisiShield-


Honestly though the cracks didn't bother me as bad as having to carry a fat@$$ defender around in my pocket would've. I wouldn't use a case at all if not for my head-crackin' lifestyle.

 

[broncosi]

Well I guess the biggest concern for me is dropping it. So the case would need to have good shock protection, which pretty much rules out any hard plastic cases.

I have also used a lot and this one I use now is a freaking champ. I have thrown it from my upstairs loft down to the living room numerous times from getting angry playing poker. Dropped it several times too and nothing. It's nice because the CF doesn't really scratch and is smooth in your pocket. I couldn't be happier. I always seem to come back to it.

 

[awdjunkies]

I'm using a clear SPECK case, it was like $9 at Winners. I like that it's not bulky, and the front edge is a non-slip material so it won't go flying if you put it up on the dash of the car for some reason. Pretty basic case though.

I had an Otterbox on my 3GS and appreciated the protection it provided, but it was just too bulky, and the rubber would make it hard to pull out of your pocket.

This, on SOOO many levels... That being said, I have an Otter for my Iphone4 and for my HTC :lmao::wink2:

 

[Huskey]

I spent the money on the toughest case I could find... its called lifeproof. Its fantastic, waterproof to two meters, mud dirt and sand resistant, drop resistant, and cold resistant. I take snowboarding in -20 C no problem, take it drinking with me (took a pic from inside my beer) and I'm not afraid to use it in the rain. Best 85$ I've spent on a phone case

 

[broncosi]

waterproof to two meters

Sounds like a waste of $85 if you ever drop it in a pool or anything deeper than 6 ft. for that matter?

 

[Huskey]

Sounds like a waste of $85 if you ever drop it in a pool or anything deeper than 6 ft. for that matter?

For that matter I'd be more pissed about the phone then the case as I dont think there is a case made for that. Luckily for me this is not exactly something I'm willing to try, or am that stupid/clumsy to do, I just like it for the rainy days (BC west coast).