Speck iPhone 11 Clear Case - Drop Protection, Anti-Yellowing, Anti-Fade Slim Transparent - Extra Grip - Shock-Absorbent iPhone 11 Cases Bumper Cover - Heavy Duty - Perfect Clear Presidio

Still slippery. ridges help. Clear scratches easily.

This is a replacement for one just like it, which I knocked to the floor too many times. It finally developed some serious cracks but my phone was never damaged. I like that it is clear and has those raised ridges which makes easier to grip without slipping from my hand. I had problems finding this model but I did find one on Amazon. I hope Speck hasn’t dropped this from their line. I’m sure I will need another someday.

I purchased this phone case specifically for its promise of durability and anti-drop features, and it has not disappointed. The case provides excellent protection for those prone to dropping their phone frequently, thanks to its textured design that enhances grip and reduces slips. It did gain some cracks to it, but never breaking the phone or the case itself.The material feels sturdy and has held up well against daily wear and tear. It offers sufficient coverage without adding excessive bulk to the phone. This makes it comfortable to hold and easy to slip into pockets or bags.However, as with many clear cases, it's important to note that discoloration can occur over time, especially around the corners where the phone is most handled. A yellowish hue may develop, which is a common issue with clear materials after extended use.Overall, I'm satisfied with this phone case for its durability and practical anti-drop texture. It's a reliable choice for anyone looking to protect their phone without sacrificing style.

Like this case because no matter how many times we dropped it and never broke

This phone case is my favorite ever! Love the simplicity of the clear case design which showcases the pretty mint green color of my phone, and the geometric lines of the grip feature truly enhances the aesthetic. The case is compatible with wireless charging which is great, and also makes you really appreciate the grip aspect since wireless charging means no more pop socket in my book

A month or two after the intro of the iPhone 13 I decided to buy an iPhone 11 and needed a case. I would have bought a Speck Presidio in blue/black if it had still been available. I didn't want black, and decided that since I couldn't get the blue/black one that I liked, that I might as well get a clear case. I narrowed the choice down to the Presidio Perfect Clear and the VANMASS clear case. Since trying to find either locally would be out of the question, I ordered both with the realization that I would have to choose one without opening the other so that I could return the one I didn't want to keep. Or maybe I would get lucky and it would be possible to open and inspect both, being very careful not to get either one dirty or scratch either one. Well, I got lucky. It was a difficult decision for a half hour or so. The Speck Presidio Perfect Clear was made from a much harder plastic. This made it more difficult to get on and off the phone, but I thought that it would probably be better from the standpoint of protection. And it was slightly more compact, mainly in terms of the front-to-back thickness, where the VANMASS is ever so slightly thicker because of a more pronounced protective rim on the back side. When looking at the pictures I thought that I would like the looks of the VANMASS better, but once I was able to see them in person and hold them in my hand, it was the opposite. But not a huge difference. The major difference, for the first half hour, was that very slight difference in thickness. But then I began to increasingly notice the difference in slippery-ness. The Speck Presidio Perfect-Clear is much, much more slippery than the VANMASS. The ridges don't really make any difference, because the plastic is fairly hard. The clear plastic used in the VANMASS, on the other hand, was just soft enough to feel more secure and more comfortable in my hand. I was leaning in that direction. Then I sat down at my desk and sat the phone down on the desk. I could not help but notice that the Speck Presidio Perfect-Clear did not like to stay put. For me this was annoying because when using the phone at my desk, when making a call or for any other reason, I like for there to be a little bit of friction between the phone and the surface of the desk. With the Speck Presidio Perfect-Clear, it was almost like an air-hockey puck on an air hockey table. Well, that's obviously an exaggeration, but the point is that there wasn't much friction there at all, due to the hard plastic. In fact, with the VANMASS I would have liked more friction, but at least I could tolerate it, whereas the more I experimented with the Speck Presidio Perfect-Clear at my desk, the more annoying it became because of the ease with which it will slide around when unintentionally disturbed in the least. Touching the USB cable caused the phone to move. This ended up being the deciding factor. I have no idea whether the VANMASS will still be perfectly clear a year down the road. That remains to be seen, however for now, the VANMASS is the clear winner for me.

I love the sleek look and cool of this case. It was hard to push the side buttons for the first couple weeks but eventually has become a lot easier with time and use. Installed a pop socket to help with grip and use for watching videos.

I replaced this my old Spec case with this Spec case. The old one had a grippy rubber area on the back. This one is marketed as a "grip" case, but it is hard plastic everywhere with no "gripp" rubber area like all of the other Spec cases that I have seen. It is difficult to hold, especially if you are used to the rubber grip on most Spec cases. My expensive iphone is now shattered from a slip out of a hand. The case didn't protect it at all from a 3 foot fall on the floor. Would NEVER buy again.