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The Wallet Slayer won't make your usual wallet obsolete, but it's a handy, attractive case that'll protect your phone and hold your cash and so forth. Read More
This dual-layer case is a great choice for moderate protection at an attractive price point. Just don't expect it to last forever. Read More
This phone case offers 360-degree protection with a shock-absorbent TPU bumper and scratch-resistant polycarbonate back plate. Read More
Under Armor's iPhone case offers decent protection, but there's little reason to recommend it to anyone who's not already an Under Armour devotee. Read More
Apple's leather cases are slippery and easy to scratch, but they're certainly nice to look at. Read More
The iPhone X is an expensive smartphone covered in glass—it might survive a tumble onto a carpet, but if your case-less new phone meets the sidewalk, you're probably going to walk away with a splintered screen.
Due to the wide selection of different smartphone case styles, we were reticent to crown an overall best choice, but we did find the Silk Wallet Slayer Vol. 2 to be the best wallet-style option, and our pick for the best slim case is the Caseology Parallax.
This single-layer case from Under Armour is sturdier than most of the one-piece cases we tried out, which makes it a decent option for anyone looking for a moderate level of protection without the bulk that comes with modular cases.
The back of the Under Armour case is stiff and not as grippy as a traditional silicone case, but there are raised ridges on the side of the case that deliver a graspable texture where it matters.
Ultimately, it's difficult to recommend the Under Armour grip case for anyone who isn't infatuated with the Under Armour brand to begin with. You could certainly do worse, but the $40 asking price on Amazon is steep for what you're getting here.
Comes in a variety of colors
Soft European leather
Easy to scratch
Pretty slippery
Extra sturdy
Textured sides
None that we could find
Michael Desjardin graduated from Emerson College after having studied media production and screenwriting. He specializes in tech for Reviewed, but also loves film criticism, weird ambient music, cooking, and food in general.
Ceara Perez-Murphy is a staff writer at Reviewed. In her free time she likes trying out new recipes in the kitchen, exploring new restaurants and spending time outdoors with her dogs.
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