iPhone 8 Case, Trianium Protanium Apple iPhone 8 Case (2017) with Heavy Duty Protection/Shock Absorption/Dual Layer TPU + Rigid Back Armor/Scratch Resistant/Reinforced Corner Frame -Gunmetal

Excellent protective case.Annoying design flaw in that the corner bumper on the back of the phone, the one by the camera, is not as tall as the other three. Therefore, the phone rocks every time you press anywhere in the upper-right section of the screen. Super annoying and should have been found and fixed before manufacturing.The other flaw is that the “mute” switch is almost inaccessible by the case. The case is ~3mm thick there, meaning the switch is down 2mm in a tight hole, making is very hard to switch with my feeble fingernails.

I bought one of these several years ago for my iPhone6. It worked remarkably well. I dropped the phone numerous times, it never suffered any damage, nor did the case!! I gave the phone and case to relative, and they remarked that both looked "brand new"!I just bought a new iPhone8 and and received my new Trianium Case yesterday. It's well-constructed as I expected, and I'm expecting to use it for four years as I did my first one. It does fit the phone very tightly (as it should), but I rarely remove it from the phone, so the snug fit is not an inconvenience to me. It doesn't conceal any of the phone's display, but it does not provide any face-shield for the phone. If that's important to you, you'll need to buy separately some sort of screen protectors.This case is a great buy at twice the price! Five stars, for sure!

This is the first time I bought a case from Trianium. I really like it... The case has two parts. I expected the inner rubbery TPU sleeve to be really floppy but it was surprisingly firm in a good way. You could definitely use the inner sleeve alone. It’s tough and rubbery. Definitely will handle impacts well. The corners seem to have some gel reinforcement built in which is really reassuring. Without the hard shell that clips on the only thing that MAY discourage me from using the sleeve alone are the sides that move a little, when tugged. The sleeve grips and fits the iPhone 8 perfectly. I was worried about that specifically because the iPhone 8 is fractionally bigger than the iPhone 7. The hard plastic shell fit perfectly. At first the top right side was a little raised. I removed it and gentle put some downward pressure on that side. When I fitted it again it was perfect and flush all around. Is it heavy? No. Do the edges protect the screen? Yes. They not only protect the edges of the iPhone 8 but are raised so that when turned on its face, the screen is not touching. My only tiny gripe was the mute switch was not big enough to allow the edge of my finger or thumb to reach. I had to use a fingernail. That wasn’t really a problem anyway because I use the Assistive Touch digital home button and controls for mute, volume etc. All other controls work perfectly with this case i.e. the Volume buttons and Home button. The charging port is very big and will not obstruct any lightning cables. Speaker ports are big but deep enough to offer excellent protection. Personally I don’t like the big cutout on both parts for the Apple logo on the back but I can live with it. Looks? Gorgeous! I have the gun metal grey and it’s beautiful. The case is an excellent deal for under $20. Its well designed, tough and classy. Lovely to hold and feel. This case along with a tempered glass screen protector just made my new iPhone 8 perfect. Hope this review helps.

Good basic cell phone case for a cheap price. I ordered this case for my daughter’s I phone 8. I just wanted something basic that was reasonably priced and this fit the bill. It was very easy to install. Looks great on the phone. Very sleek design that doesn’t add much size to the phone. Easy to grip. The one problem I have is that the opening for the switch to turn the ringer on and off makes it hard for me to reach with my fingers. I have to is a pen or key to flip it. The slim design gives me doubts on how sturdy it is. So far it hasn’t been subjected to any drops.

Great value and great product! I just received my iPhone 8 Trianium case and I am very, very happy with my purchase.The case is a great color (gray with black), lightweight, but solid, and better and nicer than any other case I've had. The price was right, too and I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a new phone case. There is also a lifetime warranty for their products and free limited supply gift(s) for customers who purchase their products.So far, Trianium seems like a great company with a great product!

The case looked good upon arrival with no visual defects.I am switching from my Otterbox Defender Series because I've had to replace two of those cases already due to random cracks appearing in the plastic "skeleton" without significant drops (~$110 in replacements - 4 total replacements, 2 free warranty replacements).I'm trying out Trianium as a cheaper (and hopefully longer) protection as an alternative to Otterbox. I will update my review if there are any immediate issues.One thing that is very notably different from the Otterbox Defender is virtually no drop protection if you drop your phone on the screen - thankfully I have an expensive tempered-glass screen protector, and I guess now I will find out how effective it is.Also, this company offers a limited lifetime warranty too, like Otterbox, but they have you email a Gmail account and fill out a Google Survey, which seems slightly unprofessional - most professional companies have email accounts tied to a company website and a website dedicated to warranties.

Decent case. Snapped on easily, but I am wondering if it will protect as well as my previous otter box. It's light but is hard plastic, not rubbery. Also, just signed up with the card they sent along with it to receive free case upgrades. Sounded sketchy, and I got a follow up email that looked super sketchy....typos and asked me to click on a link to complete sign up. I did not, and now wish I had never sent the email at all. Bet I get tons of spam now.

un peu long d'attente mais sens vau la peine