Tech 21 Impact Clear Review - iPhone 7 cases
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Nothing has really changed between the iPhone 6 and iPhone 7 versions...other than the color of the case?
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Today I’m going to do a quick review on the Tech 21 Impact Clear. This is going to be a shorter video because I’ve reviewed this case fairly recently. I like how light this case is and despite the lack of bulk, is drop-rated to 5 ft. which is an odd number but the wear and tear may be a concern.
For the iPhone 6 version, I’ve given it a score of 4.2 Eh’s, with our updated version, I’ve given it a score of 4.0 Eh’s out of 5. If you’ve been following my top 10 lists, you’ll notice that it got downgraded and I’ll tell you why in a bit.
The biggest difference between the iPhone 6 and iPhone 7 versions, other than the cutouts is the color. Yea, the case will get yellow over time which isn’t great and some people have reported that it will change color based on the color of the pants that they use their devices in. Which is why it’s been knocked down a notch in terms of score. However, if you’re not constantly comparing a brand new case with your slightly aged case, there is almost no chance you’re going to notice the change of color over time.
For design, the Clear Impact weights only 20 g which is much lighter than a similar case, the SolidSuit HoneyComb, the Otterbox Statement, Symmetry and one of my favourites, the Thule Atmos X4. The Clear Impact fits around the iPhone well unlike the Evo Mesh and Evo Elite. Generally wear and tear of the case is higher than the average case as the clear back will show scratches quicker than other cases and as I mentioned earlier, my gripe with the handling has to do with the slickness on the back of the case. Placing the iPhone down on a flat surface will allow you to use your iPhone as an air hockey puck. This is not the case if you flip it over.
Like most of the recently reviewed Tech 21 cases, the inside of the case has these ribs on the inside of the case which I’m assuming helps with eat shock protection.
In terms of protection, this is actually the only case that I’ve seen that is drop-rated to 1.5 m or 5 ft. Most cases are either 1 m or 2m, never 1.5 m. I’m guessing that this tiny case just doesn’t have the shock absorbing power of a regular Tech 21 case like the Evo Check. Regardless, 5 ft is nothing to scoff at because most people are going to have a hard time dropping a device on purpose from 5 ft.
I had no issues accessing my touchscreen on my iPhone and the only thing I’ve noted for the hardware deals with the the power button being a little harder to use than the volume buttons on the clear impact.
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Today I’m going to do a quick review on the Tech 21 Impact Clear. This is going to be a shorter video because I’ve reviewed this case fairly recently. I like how light this case is and despite the lack of bulk, is drop-rated to 5 ft. which is an odd number but the wear and tear may be a concern.
For the iPhone 6 version, I’ve given it a score of 4.2 Eh’s, with our updated version, I’ve given it a score of 4.0 Eh’s out of 5. If you’ve been following my top 10 lists, you’ll notice that it got downgraded and I’ll tell you why in a bit.
The biggest difference between the iPhone 6 and iPhone 7 versions, other than the cutouts is the color. Yea, the case will get yellow over time which isn’t great and some people have reported that it will change color based on the color of the pants that they use their devices in. Which is why it’s been knocked down a notch in terms of score. However, if you’re not constantly comparing a brand new case with your slightly aged case, there is almost no chance you’re going to notice the change of color over time.
For design, the Clear Impact weights only 20 g which is much lighter than a similar case, the SolidSuit HoneyComb, the Otterbox Statement, Symmetry and one of my favourites, the Thule Atmos X4. The Clear Impact fits around the iPhone well unlike the Evo Mesh and Evo Elite. Generally wear and tear of the case is higher than the average case as the clear back will show scratches quicker than other cases and as I mentioned earlier, my gripe with the handling has to do with the slickness on the back of the case. Placing the iPhone down on a flat surface will allow you to use your iPhone as an air hockey puck. This is not the case if you flip it over.
Like most of the recently reviewed Tech 21 cases, the inside of the case has these ribs on the inside of the case which I’m assuming helps with eat shock protection.
In terms of protection, this is actually the only case that I’ve seen that is drop-rated to 1.5 m or 5 ft. Most cases are either 1 m or 2m, never 1.5 m. I’m guessing that this tiny case just doesn’t have the shock absorbing power of a regular Tech 21 case like the Evo Check. Regardless, 5 ft is nothing to scoff at because most people are going to have a hard time dropping a device on purpose from 5 ft.
I had no issues accessing my touchscreen on my iPhone and the only thing I’ve noted for the hardware deals with the the power button being a little harder to use than the volume buttons on the clear impact.
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