Next up is the UAG Outland Case, a more tactical designed case to protect the new iPhone from bumps and bruises. Most cases claim protection from accidents, but UAG goes a step further by drop testing to military standards. This strength comes from the 2-ply protection, a soft inner core with a hard plastic shell. What I did like about this case, which was not included in the card case, was extended corners for grip and skids pads on the back.
Both of these cases also include protection from scratches by
providing easy to install screen guards. Each also allow easy access to
the buttons, have a low profile to allow use of most headphones, and do not
interrupt pictures with glare. Depending on what the case is being put to would
define the best fit, if outdoors often or just generally clumsy then the UAG
case would be my suggest go to, but if you find yourself as a minimalist that
has been searching to do away with a wallet then the Q Card Case is where it’s
at.
UAG’s case is available now in six different colors with a
price of $39.95. The Q Card Case by CM4 is available in three colors and has a
$39.99 price tag