Already, we’ve gotten comfy checking out the various accessories from Spigen for the Samsung Galaxy Note and Galaxy S III. Well folks, mainly because it’s one of the newest premier smartphones around right now, it’s only natural for us to check out Spigen’s line of Apple iPhone 5 accessories.
In general, Spigen’s set of accessories for the iPhone 5 are a bit more unique when compared to the competition – that’s because there’s a hint of premium attached to them. From screen protectors to business-end pouch cases, we’re going to dive deep to check out what they all have to offer.
Therefore, if you’re most concerned about quality and functionality, we’re certain that you won’t be disappointed by any of the available offerings that we’re checking out. In this hands-on look, we’re scoping out the GLAS.t Premium Tempered Glass Screen Protector, Ultra Oleophobic screen protector, Ultra Crystal screen protector, Leather Pouch Crumena Series case, and the Illuzion Series Leather Case.
Unlike some of the traditional and flimsy screen protectors we’re bombard with, the GLAS.t Premium Tempered Glass Screen Protector for the iPhone 5 is wickedly durable and strong. Although it’s noticeably thicker, it outshines the competition with its superior strength. Additionally, it features an oleophobic coating and a few colored home buttons for some personalization. Priced at $27.99, it’s no doubt expensive, but it surely goes a longer way than the typical cheap screen protectors out there.
If you still want the anti-fingerprint and anti-smudge properties of the GLAS.t screen protector, but don’t want to shell out a lot to buy one, you can opt to check out Spigen’s Ultra Oleophobic screen protector for the iPhone 5. Of course, it’s significantly thinner than its sibling, but it’s also sporting a lower price point of only $13.99
Likewise, if you prefer clarity and durability with your iPhone 5 screen protector, but don’t want to unload a hefty tally, then the Spigen Ultra Crystal screen protector is going to be the right thing for you. Specifically, its main features include a high-grade clear hard-coated film and 30% increased light transmittance. For $13.99, you won’t go broke buying it.
Nowadays, it’s a rare occasion that we find pouch cases, but nonetheless, Spigen has you covered with its Leather Pouch Crumena Series case for the iPhone 5. Made out of premium genuine leather, it clearly has that business-like feel to it, but we have to say, we’re finding ourselves tugging on our handset to remove it from the case’s tight fit. Still, if you prefer this premium pouch case, it’ll cost you a mere $29.99.
And finally, we have the Spigen Illuzion Series Leather Case for the iPhone 5. Combining the functions of a traditional case with a wallet, you’ll be traveling lighter with this one. At first, it has the appearance of being made out of leather, but upon closer inspection, it’s actually synthetic leather – giving it that subtle rubbery feel. Regardless of that, we like its contrasting color scheme.
Inside, there’s an Ultra Thin case where the iPhone 5 rests, while on the opposite side, there are two slits that’ll accept your various cards. To tell you the truth, it’s not meant to totally replace your wallet, but rather, it’s one of those things you can substitute if you’re going out to town. To pick this beauty up, you’ll need to fork over $32.99 for it.
Unlike some of the traditional and flimsy screen protectors we’re bombard with, the GLAS.t Premium Tempered Glass Screen Protector for the iPhone 5 is wickedly durable and strong. Although it’s noticeably thicker, it outshines the competition with its superior strength. Additionally, it features an oleophobic coating and a few colored home buttons for some personalization. Priced at $27.99, it’s no doubt expensive, but it surely goes a longer way than the typical cheap screen protectors out there.
Unlike some of the traditional and flimsy screen protectors we’re bombard with, the GLAS.t Premium Tempered Glass Screen Protector for the iPhone 5 is wickedly durable and strong. Although it’s noticeably thicker, it outshines the competition with its superior strength. Additionally, it features an oleophobic coating and a few colored home buttons for some personalization. Priced at $27.99, it’s no doubt expensive, but it surely goes a longer way than the typical cheap screen protectors out there.
If you still want the anti-fingerprint and anti-smudge properties of the GLAS.t screen protector, but don’t want to shell out a lot to buy one, you can opt to check out Spigen’s Ultra Oleophobic screen protector for the iPhone 5. Of course, it’s significantly thinner than its sibling, but it’s also sporting a lower price point of only $13.99
Likewise, if you prefer clarity and durability with your iPhone 5 screen protector, but don’t want to unload a hefty tally, then the Spigen Ultra Crystal screen protector is going to be the right thing for you. Specifically, its main features include a high-grade clear hard-coated film and 30% increased light transmittance. For $13.99, you won’t go broke buying it.
Nowadays, it’s a rare occasion that we find pouch cases, but nonetheless, Spigen has you covered with its Leather Pouch Crumena Series case for the iPhone 5. Made out of premium genuine leather, it clearly has that business-like feel to it, but we have to say, we’re finding ourselves tugging on our handset to remove it from the case’s tight fit. Still, if you prefer this premium pouch case, it’ll cost you a mere $29.99.
And finally, we have the Spigen Illuzion Series Leather Case for the iPhone 5. Combining the functions of a traditional case with a wallet, you’ll be traveling lighter with this one. At first, it has the appearance of being made out of leather, but upon closer inspection, it’s actually synthetic leather – giving it that subtle rubbery feel. Regardless of that, we like its contrasting color scheme.
Inside, there’s an Ultra Thin case where the iPhone 5 rests, while on the opposite side, there are two slits that’ll accept your various cards. To tell you the truth, it’s not meant to totally replace your wallet, but rather, it’s one of those things you can substitute if you’re going out to town. To pick this beauty up, you’ll need to fork over $32.99 for it.
honestly, please kick up the aperature a notch. I love that its beautiful wide open but when looking at your pictures or watching your video, you get out of the focus distance and theres barely any detail in your reviews/pictures.
the glass tempered screen protector is pretty cool. For someone who drops his phone a lot.. it's important to me to have it protected. I have a 4 yr old son, and he is always grabbing my phone wanting to play with the apps, and subsequently he always drops it!
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