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The weak points are the thinnest parts of the plastic: near the top near the lens hole, and at the side by the buttons
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The weak point is the thin line of plastic on the screen side of the volume buttons and mute switch.
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Have actually bought three of them because the weakest point (nothing they can do about it) is the left volume and mute buttons.
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The slim design has some inherent weak points, which in my case meant that the thin lip that wraps onto the screen of the phone on both sides ended up splitting away from the body of the case
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It has some questionable points of design... just some unrefined cutouts for buttons and such, but no big deal
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Once it breaks, at one of its weak points, it no longer shields the glass edge of the phone from any impact
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but the weakest point on the case is the areas around the volume control
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n’t recommend the latter), but the poorly designed shape means you’ll be lucky if the case itself survives a few drops without breaking at the weak points.
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Unfortunately, in their quest to have the thinnest case there are sacrifices made and weak points in the design
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To bad I really liked how thin it was.
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The poor rating comes from the bait-n-switch of the product's protective film advertisement
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n’t recommend the latter), but the poorly designed shape means you’ll be lucky if the case itself survives a few drops without breaking at the weak points.
