Great case for protecting your S7 investment. The grip line aesthetics may not be to everyone's liking but allows you a comfortable, solid grip while using your phone. The top and bottom edges keep the phone face raised above a surface while the sides allow easy viewing of the S7's Edge feature. All ports are accessible and buttons work great. Probably to keep the size to look more sleek it has a hard shell with adequate cushioning inside but not a as much a the larger Otterbox type.

Case fits tight so that the edges of the phone are protected. The grippers on the back make it easy to hold and feels secure in your hands.

This is a very good protection for your phone, I would recommend it to buy it.

i bought this case as I was not willing to wait for a Spigen case to be shipped to me for my new phone. This case it OKAY and that's about it. The little rubber lines/grips on the back of my case are already coming off, I'm guessing from going in and out of my back pocket. This case also shows scratches which is new to me as I have never had a phone case do that. It is super hard too, so I'm not sure how it adsorbs any shock if dropped. Had a Spigen case on my Samsung Note 4 for over 2 year and never had an issue. Looks like its time to place an order for a Spigen.

Speck Candyshell: I really liked my Speck Candyshell for my Nexus 6P, so I wanted to also get one for my S7 Edge. The first Speck I bought for this phone was their Oynx black ‘clear’ case. It was horrible, with buttons that did not move at all (maybe it was defective) either way I sent it back. Today I saw the white Candyshell in the store, so I decided to buy it because it’s the same color as my other one that I have. Speck has the best grip out of any case I’ve used period. If you drop this case then your hands are probably covered in oil/butter/soap because it’s that good. The reason I bought the white one over the black Candyshell is because for better or worse the plastic back scratches relatively easily, thus the white one would show the scratches less. Speck’s case is a hybrid with a plastic back wrapped around a TPU core that is Mil-Spec drop test rated for added confidence. I think Speck nailed it with this case compared to the Otterbox equivalent. I’m going to repeat some things here because there is only so much you can say about the port/headphone cutouts Ports: The micro USB port has no issues fitting cables from any of these manufacturers: Tronsmart, Choetech, Samsung, Nvidia, Motorola, Aukey, and Anker. If you have large ‘studio’ style headphones with a massive aux cable you won’t be happy with the normal sized cutout for headphones, but it works fine with my Bose QC 20’s, Freestyles, OE’s, Samsung headphones, and some others I’ve tried. All microphone cutouts are also present. Speck’s headphone and micro USB port are oversized, so most if not all cables should work just fine. Volume/Power buttons: This case has the best buttons hands down as of [3/11] when writing this. They are tactile, easy to find, and just overall perfect! I don’t know how they could get better other than to have a texture on the vol+ and power buttons to help quickly identify them. I will be surprised to find better feeling buttons on a case. Overall: 9.5/10 Speck has the best overall case so far with their super ‘grippy’ back, superb buttons, and Mil-Spec drop test rating this is the case if you need just 1. (I will update this if I find a better one.)