Just received my UAG Navigator (their term for white color) 6 Plus, after 2 weeks+ of shipping 



First impression is the phone immediately feels more 'solid', more comfortable of dropping it    although nope, not gonna do that.
Thickness wise, definitely not those 'heavy duty' case like the Otterbox Defender or Griffin Survivor.

It is MIL STD 810G 516.6 certified, that's about 4 feet drop tested. Good for accidental drop while text walking, but not when picking up calls.

The corner at the back of the case is 'elevated'. However, the uneven surface of the back feels weird when its in my pocket, need some time to get used to it?



The 3.5mm opening is said to be 'big' by some reviewers. Although my Shure SE215 is able to connect, it doesn't fit, it comes out easily, which is a bit turn off    It fits my NAD HP50 well though (small connector), perhaps its time for me to use the latter more often 

The front is also elevated by quite a bit, more than my tempered glass.

Overall, solid case. Finally the wait is over  . I may rest in peace now  .

PS: Without doubt, this case cannot compete with those EC taikors  . Totally different class 

I ordered from uag website, free shipping though it's a long wait 

Feel comfortable dropping doesn't mean I'll drop it on purpose  my previous phone note 2 died caz I dropped  it(without case), no scratch no crack no dent but the screen component failed, so this round I want to get something tough without being too bulky and ended up with this (again caz of the free shipping lol).

Sad to hear that though, mind sharing what phone and what case?

Considered the tough armor as well, but it is not tested. Furthermore the result of UAG drop test performed by the youtuber MobilesReview-Eh.ca is pretty convincing. That's why I bought the UAG.

Just received my UAG Navigator (their term for white color) 6 Plus, after 2 weeks+ of shipping 



First impression is the phone immediately feels more 'solid', more comfortable of dropping it    although nope, not gonna do that.
Thickness wise, definitely not those 'heavy duty' case like the Otterbox Defender or Griffin Survivor.

It is MIL STD 810G 516.6 certified, that's about 4 feet drop tested. Good for accidental drop while text walking, but not when picking up calls.

The corner at the back of the case is 'elevated'. However, the uneven surface of the back feels weird when its in my pocket, need some time to get used to it?



The 3.5mm opening is said to be 'big' by some reviewers. Although my Shure SE215 is able to connect, it doesn't fit, it comes out easily, which is a bit turn off    It fits my NAD HP50 well though (small connector), perhaps its time for me to use the latter more often 

The front is also elevated by quite a bit, more than my tempered glass.

Overall, solid case. Finally the wait is over  . I may rest in peace now  .

PS: Without doubt, this case cannot compete with those EC taikors  . Totally different class 

My tempered glass is not those "full coverage" type, so it won't be an issue with majority of cases. The fit on the side is pretty tight, can't even squeeze my fingernail in, so I think it would be an issue for those full coverage tempered glass. Anyway, never try never know 

Finally received my iPhone 6+ case as well.

Ordered it directly from the Otterbox website (which offered free delivery to Malaysia).

Decided on the Otterbox Symmetry case for my iPhone 6+ Silver

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Ordered on the 17th of November and received on the 21st of November