I receive products to review from various sellers. In every case, I provide a totally unbiased review to benefit those interested in these products.
Here are my thoughts that make this case unique:
- Highly protective case without the bulk of other cases in this category
- Case material is not tacky - slips into your pocket easily
- Textured design makes it easy to hold on to
- The buttons are covered, the covers are at the right height and the tactile response is precise
Compared to the Spigen Hybrid, a similar case, the Poetic Affinity is made of sturdier material, which makes it superior, IMO. When pressing the power button with the Poetic case on the Note 5, the case does not bend inward, lifting the screen protector, which happens with the Spigen. In addition, when using a swiping gesture that goes off the side of the display, the Poetic does not move, but the Spigen flaps a bit, which has an annoying feel.
The case that I tested is clear, which shows off the back of my Black Sapphire Note 5 very nicely. I think the black version would look more integrated, and less like a "case" - but that's a matter of taste.
Here are my thoughts that make this case unique:
- Highly protective case without the bulk of other cases in this category
- Case material is not tacky - slips into your pocket easily
- Textured design makes it easy to hold on to
- The buttons are covered, the covers are at the right height and the tactile response is precise
Compared to the Spigen Hybrid, a similar case, the Poetic Affinity is made of sturdier material, which makes it superior, IMO. When pressing the power button with the Poetic case on the Note 5, the case does not bend inward, lifting the screen protector, which happens with the Spigen. In addition, when using a swiping gesture that goes off the side of the display, the Poetic does not move, but the Spigen flaps a bit, which has an annoying feel.
The case that I tested is clear, which shows off the back of my Black Sapphire Note 5 very nicely. I think the black version would look more integrated, and less like a "case" - but that's a matter of taste.
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