Spigen Neo Hybrid Designed for LG G6 Case (2017) - Satin Silver

I just purchased an LG G6, as I was looking for a phone with a larger screen but smaller body. I didn't want a case that brought a lot of bulk (Otterbox), but didn't want something that was only a cosmetic shell. The overall protection of this case is simply fantastic. It adds all of about 1-2 millimeters at best on the back, sides, and top. The case comes around the front of the phone enough to make sure you won't scar the screen on something on a table or desk, but not so much that it's bulky. The back textured surface gives some needed grip, but not so much that it's difficult to pull out of your pocket while sitting.The headphone and charger ports are completely accessible. Cutouts around these, the speaker, mic, fingerprint/power button, and camera lenses are perfectly aligned. The volume rockers are still easy to push with no excessive effort like some phones I've had in the past.I use a magnetic dashboard mount for my phone in my car, which requires a very thin metal piece to be stuck on the back of the phone, or placed between the phone and the case. The case is thin enough that the dashboard mount still holds the phone securely. As the LG G6 is Qi wireless charger capable, I purchased one and found that it still charges just fine with the case on. If I needed to take the case off to charge wirelessly, I would've returned the charger. I had to move the small metal disc for the dashboard car mount to the lower section of the case in order for the wireless charger to still work, but that's not a problem.All things said, this is a very attractive, style, and yet simple case. I'm 100% pleased with it.

Okay I'll admit almost every phone I've owned ends up with the Spigen Neo Hybrid case (except for the LG V20 & V10). It's my go to case and for the G6 I picked up the Gun Metal version and must say I truly like the new design.Pros: First the fit is fantastic, no looseness or give at all. It also still provides protection while not being as bulky as say the Tough Armor case. With the black G6 being a fingerprint magnet I also like that the Neo's back is really fingerprint resistant. All of the buttons are responsive and the holes line up perfectly. And unlike some other case manufacturers out there... VRS, Poetic cough... Spigen provides enough room for larger than average headphone jacks. Oh and I'm a big fan of the way Sign changed the bottom of the Neo Hybrid case from say the Galaxy S7 Edge where it was all hard plastic with semi sharp edges around the charging port and headphone port etc. The new design had the softer TPU along the bottom which makes resting your finger there that much nicer.Cons: really only one issue so far and that's the case is still a little slippery mostly due to the new herringbone pattern on the back TPU.Overall a great case, and well worth the $15 I spent on it.

I had a similar Spigen case on my previous phone (an HTC One M9), and this one fits even better than that one did (the M9 case was fiddly about the buttons, but this one doesn't have that issue at all). As some other reviewers have commented, I do wish the case was a bit grippier in my hand, but overall I'm very happy with the quality and fit of this case.One comment for those who might want to use the case with TYLT wireless charging stands (the angled kind): this isn't a dig against the Spigen case--I imagine any case would do this--but adding the case put my G6 enough out of alignment with the TYLT's charging coils that it won't charge when it's standing upright. (Interestingly, it still charges fine when on its side.) I solved this problem by cutting a piece of foam from a pool float, about a centimeter (1/2") thick, to sit on the ledge of the TYLT. My phone sits on the piece of foam and that realigns the phone with one of the TYLT's charging coils. See the photo.

This is the 5th case I have bought for this phone all from different brands. This one is my favorite by a slim margin, literally it is the slimmest while offering a bit more protection. Looks wise this one is sweet, the silver satin one looks great with the platinum G6. I wish it had a little better grip on the sides, but the hard plastic border is the cause of that as there is only a small amount of softer TPU. Then again the hard plastic border is what is supposed to offer more protection. The textured TPU back offers good looks and grip. It's a bit wider than my second favorite case (which has better grip) hence the 4 star rating. I would definitely recommend this case and will buy again (once I drop my phone and scratch the outer border). Updated, I finally had my first drop with this and it actually flew about 6 feet in front of me a bounced a few times on a hardwood floor and the case and phone were fine, good stuff.

Spigen Neo Hybrid LG G6 case vs Spigen Thin Fit LG G6 case.Neo Hybrid perfect fit, all the cutouts align, volume buttons work great. Of the two, this one definitely has more protection (around 1mm) in the rear camera and sensor area as well as how far the lip is raised. My only complaint is that it is a little slippery because of the smooth plastic frame on the side.Spigen Thin Fit case also has a great fit and alignment. Much better grip because of the synthetic sides but unfortunately the case doesn't wrap around the top or bottom, consequently keys and change could scratch those areas of the phone. Also the side profiles are a little less high (maybe 1mm?) so the glass face has less protection if dropped.Ended up using the Neo Hybrid because of the wrap around protection and more substantial protection, I'm just more careful when handling it.

Buen producto, proteje bastante bien el celular. Ha resistido caídas de poco más de un metro y el celular no tiene ni un rasguño.

Excellent product. Have used Spigen before and it is well worth the extra price for quality. Excellent design fits the phone like a glove. and enhances the appearance.

If you're used to Spigen's Neo Hybrid range, prepare to be surprised - they've given it a bit of a facelift! I'm a big advocate of the Neo Hybrid style. As much as I love TPU's rubbery simplicity, I find that without some sort of bumper to keep it in place, it pops off my phone a little too easily. I learned this the hard way when my iPhone, contained in a TPU case, fell off the edge of a table, and in a freak accident, the TPU bottom edge was caught on something on the way down, meaning my phone picked up a nasty scratch.The LG G6 Neo Hybrid is a different style entirely. I've put photos of the G6's Neo Hybrid next to my iPhone Neo Hybrid, and you can see that they're totally different. With the iPhone, the bumper runs around the edge of the phone, with cutouts at the bottom of the bumper for you to insert the charger and expose the speakers, as that's where they are on the iPhone. On the G6, the bumper goes around the edge, but swings up slightly up from the base of the phone. It's a very similar style to Caseology's Parallax phone cases ( iPhone 7 Plus Case, Caseology [Parallax Series] Modern Slim Geometric Design [Matte Black] [Textured Grip] for Apple iPhone 7 Plus (2016) ) for the iPhone series. Ironically, they have reverted to a more old-style Spigen-like design with the bumper around the edge of the phone for their G6 version of this case. Anwyay, I digress. I do like this style of "Not around the edge" bumper. I tested it for impact, and the TPU did not peel away from the base of the phone at all.The black TPU is textured with carved in shapes, and while it doesn't really offer a great deal of grip, it does offer up enough friction to feel more secure in your hand than an unembossed surface. I must admit that I'm not a huge fan of these deeply embossed patterns though. Get a tiny amount of dirt stuck in the ridges, and it's glaringly obvious. I was shredding old papers, and some of the white paper dust managed to embed itself in the TPU ridges. I could not get it out without a fight, and the white of the dust just glared out at me until I did. To be fair, not a problem unique to Spigen, but something I wish they'd consider. Again, take a look at the Parallax range of case, which have lightly embossed shapes, rather than a carved pattern.Fit is good, and I had no trouble getting this case on and off of my phone. It feels secure, and like I mentioned earlier, it's going nowhere unless you want it to, meaning your phone has decent protection at all times. You won't get that with a single piece case. Cutouts are precise, and I had no trouble with the sensor on the rear of the phone.Overall, a very nice case. Spigen have created a stylish winner. Excellent protection and good looks. A few little things which I'd change, but that's probably just me being picky because I have high expectations of this brand! I wish they'd bring out this facelifted version for the iPhone so I can give my other phone the benefit of the new, improved design. iPhone 7 Plus Case, Caseology [Parallax Series] Modern Slim Geometric Design [Matte Black] [Textured Grip] for Apple iPhone 7 Plus (2016)

Muy buen producto como todo lo de Spigen. Buenos materiales y calidad. Quizá si estuviese más ajustado el marco del material champagne, sería mejor.

First class case very easy to fit arrived Very quick and at was great price