Griffin Survivor Extreme GIP-032-BKG Case for Apple iPhone 11 - Black/Grey, transparent

Survivor cases are a must for any smartphone, and this one doesn’t disappoint.Still need to apply a tempered glass screen protector though.

As the title suggest this case is amazing if you’re looking for something rugged that won’t let you down, I got the iPhone X in November and went caseless for three months until I got this, in that small amount of time I managed to ding it in a few places but I don’t have to worry about that anymore!There’s only a couple of issues with it, either hope you’ve got big hands or prepare to use two of them because this case is big, which I personally like but could be an issue for others.The second problem is definitely the worse one for me, the old survivor case I had for my iPhone 6 was fully incased where as this one isn’t, it’s still the two piece front and back but there’s a cut out around the camera/speaker on the front as well as for the rear camera too which can be a problem as dust/debris can get into the case fairly easily, I find myself having to disassemble it weekly to clean it out, this could be a major problem for anyone working in construction or anywhere with excessive dust or dirt.The last issue is more of a gripe compared to the older version survivor case I had, that one was more rubber on the back which meant it could quite easily grip to angled surfaces where as this one feels more like plastic and doesn’t grip to things nearly as well.All in all if you’re looking for the ultimate stylish protection this is the one for you, just be prepared to be cleaning it periodically.

For the price it is an ok case. However the claims of "military spec protection" just don't seem to ring true. After a single drop from 5 feet and the phone landing on its back, the screen has shattered. Another issue is the mute switch is extremely loose and needs to be pushed in hard to activate. Also, after a short period of time, the texture on the sides becomes rather uncomfortable and sharp, but does provide good grip. The rubber part covering the charger gave up staying closed after a month of being opened to charge once a day (I cut it off shortly after) . Build quality is okay for the price. After using otterbox cases for years, I personally, found this case rather disappointing. Cheap, but disappointing. For a piece of rubber and plastic to wrap around your phone, it's great. As a form of protection, it's rubbish. For me, the Otterbox is worth spending the extra money on.

So your in need of a case ? Just how far do you go when we look at the standard silicon cases they really don’t offer anything in terms of outer protection more for looks than function.With the XS max with its glass back and front your usual case just won’t protect it if you drop onto hard flooring, so this is where the Survivor case comes in it’s got plenty to shout about.Pros:- 360 degree protection- Modern military look- LIGHTWEIGHT- Nice quality composite materials used- Easy to take on or off with its back slider- Convenient buttons that include a lock switch built inCons:- Price not the cheapest on market but it does work extremely well.- Built in screen protector causes touch problems on screen.- Not the Smallest case although it still does fit in your pocket.Screen protector flaw Advice : On my case I simply pushed through the clear project or and took off (very easy to pull out) then you just install a regular tempered glass protector instead.To conclude if you are looking for the ultimate in phone protection that doesn’t make your phone a complete brick then this certainly is the best choice out of them all.- Hope you have liked my review please please if you’ve found it useful or even jus read it can you simply tick on the helpful button it makes the world of difference for me and shows me that somebody out there is reading my posts thankyou in advance.

I have used otterbox defender on all my iPhones until now. However I heard that newer ones don’t have screen protection anymore so did my research and this one seemed most favourable. I’d give it 5 stars but the switch for silent mode is far too easy to knock. Missed a few calls because of this. Either needs to be stiffer to operate to prevent this happening or an access flap like on a otterbox. Would be 5 stars if it weren’t for this.

This is the second Griffin case I've had . the first was for an Iphone 7. That case survived a lumber truck crushing the phone on Highway 5 in Oregon on a visit , and outlasted my second I phone 7 which I dropped face down and smashed the screen. Now upgrading to the 11 pro I couldn't think of a better endorsement for a case So sought out a Griffin case for my new phone. This case is a bit more sophisticated and seemed a bit fiddly on first impressions to get the phone into , but was in fact really easy and what's more seems more rugged that the last case and looks like it has improved features which should save the screen from being damaged or debris from getting into the charging port - SO on first impressions- this is excellent , and on that basis would recommend this case to anyone