JETech Slim Fit Case for Samsung Galaxy S8, Thin Phone Cover with Shock-Absorption and Carbon Fiber Design (Black)

Fits perfectly, has a nice grip, yet slides into a pocket easily. I've not 'drop tested' it yet, but sure provides a lot of protection vs. no case.My wireless charger would rather I put the phone face down rather than back down when charging but another more expensive wireless charger works OK either way.The price was great. And finding a case for such an 'old' phone was nice.

Easy to install. I have dropped my phone a couple of times and it still works so I guess this protects it like I had expected.

It fit my phone, it's sturdy and I've dropped my phone in a couple tragic ways lol. My 1 year old granddaughter thought she'd use my phone as a door mat!! My phone survived with no problems!! Tho I do keep my phone out of her reach now. Good solid product. I like it better than my phone at this point.

Excellent value

AAAA+++

A very nice design fits well, and lightweight

Lightweight and thin nice quality.

To start off with, when I saw the interior honeycomb pattern, I thought it was actually molded on the inside for shock absorption. And with them highlighting the inside that you'll never see, I'm sure that was their intent. The pattern is just printed on the inside and serves no purpose. Just irks me that they did that. As far as the case though, it's decent for the price. My main issue is that the buttons and the back sides are fairly sharp and can dig into your hands and fingers. The case does look nice and the carbon fiber looking insert looks better than most fake carbon fiber patterns. Mine did come with a decent sized scratch on the back but I'm sure I just got unlucky as this doesn't seem like it's a second or b stock. As I was saying earlier though, spending the $10 for the spigen version of this is well worth it. It's called the Rugged Armor and it's just a better designed case with nice rounded corners and smooth edges and actual shock absorbing pockets on the inside. Also, the cutout in the back for the camera and fingerprint sensor is tapered to make it easier to fully access the fingerprint sensor. The JEtech one isn't and it's sometimes hard to get your fingertip on the sensor completely. The Spigen version is just a better case in all aspects and it's still a good deal at even at its current price of $10, especially when considering it's to protect something so expensive and fragile. I'm only comparing these cases as they seem to be direct competitors and my decision was between these two. I'm sure others will be choosing between them as well. Hopefully my review helps with your decision.