Case has a great fit, not bulky. The feel of the case is good and gripping is great. The protection on the iPhone 8 gives me a peace of mind with this case, along with the glass.

The other case for my iPhone 7 finally broke, which wasn't surprising, since the fit was so tight to get the phone out of the holster part that it was always a struggle, plus the ringer switch on the old one was always accidentally getting turned off. This case is mostly better, although it required a separate purchase of a glass protector for the screen, unlike the previous one which was integrated with the case. This one has a turn switch to disable the ringer, which is fairly difficult to manipulate, but is preferable to being too easy to toggle off. No case I've found is perfect, and I preferred the clamp on the old case to this one which just slips down over the edge of a pocket, but overall I'm happier with this unit than the two previous ones for this particular phone. The price was reasonable in the scheme of things, too.

I really like Speck cases. I had my last one for over a year before it gave out. This one kind of reminds me of the Otterbox Defender case, except it doesn't have a screen protector and is far less bulky. My favorite part about this case is that is comes in two pieces. If I ever need to make it thinner or use the headphone jack, I just remove the putter case and my phone is still well protected. It also feels more durable. The only issue I've had is with the charge port cover. It is a small rubber piece that isn't really attached to the case, so it pops off easily. It doesn't really effect my use of the case, though.

Case is too bulky with the ULTRA piece on, and too slippery in hand without it. Since it was on sale, still good value as it was cheaper than the Presidio case alone.

Let me start by saying that this case is probably my favorite case I’ve ever owned. That aside, the first night I went to charge my phone, the port cover broke. The cover isn’t a deal breaker for me, but for a case marketed to be one of the toughest, first day breaks are disappointing.