I am glad the Mgr.over Samsung recommended this easy to get off case and the absorption show resistance is GREAT!!!

My first phone was a Samsung and I've never had problems with any purchase.

I had originally bought one of those really cool looking Samsung Galaxy s7 edge S-View covers with the see through window where you can interact with the screen. WELL, turns out the case scratches the screen. I don't usually use anything covering my screen at all and have never had any scratches. They want you to interact with the S-View screen while the flap is closed, but if any debris gets in between the screen the screen, it literally etches the screen. So I went to Best Buy and the guy took me to this case. He was part of the Samsung in-Store area also. Took me to this one and said this one is the best they have. This is definitely true. The phone still charges wirelessly with it on, it is snug, it feels great when you hold it, and it doesn't unnecessary cover the edges. It still has that rubber part on the edges and corners though so if you drop it, I think it should be ok. I don't even have any screen protector on now and still NO more scratches. So take that Samsung for saying it was me! Buy this case instead!

Protective case that dies the job while looking good. Clean lines and solid protection. Thin enough that it will not be too bulky when in your pocket. Price is reasonable as well.

I recently had the life-altering pleasure of purchasing the Tech21 Evo Frame Case for Samsung Galaxy Edge S7, and, to put it mildly, it has been life-altering. Allow me to make a comparison. You saunter over to your local MerceLexIfini dealership and decide to acquire the latest of their uber-costly luxury sedans. You drive it home. You show your friends. You drive it to work for a day or two. But then... you realize something. It might get scratched! It might get dented! Pop quiz: What can you do? One thing and one thing alone. You park that luxury vehicle safely near the back of the lot, diagonally across two spaces because that is scientifically proved to safeguard any car, and then run do not walk into the store to do the only sensible thing possible. You purchase a full-sized, form-fitting, rubberized plastic sarcophagus for your new vehicle, to keep it out of harm's way. Obviously. Anyone who doesn't do so is playing with fire. And that is exactly what this case is for, assuming the car in this analogy is your new phone, and the sarcophagus is this case. "You" still represents "you." You bought an expensive phone, yet it's light as a feather. It slips in and out of your pocket or purse with dangerous ease. It slides across your countertop or desk or workbench or foosball table with the grace of Brian Boitano gliding across ice. Do not kid yourself. Every single second is a risk. You know, in your heart, the truth. You know your phone is only a heartbeat from destruction at any moment. What will save it? What will protect your precious cargo? You owe it to civilization to enshrine your phone in this plastic angel and let it sing! Hark! Hear it call out to you in safety and security and with an aesthetic that is price-appropriate. Doesn't your luxurious, top of the line phone - something you may be paying a large sum for monthly over the next several years - deserve the kind of swaddle cloth that you can get for a couple of Andrew Jacksons? Yep. I nodded with you. I know. And the color. It's called Smokie. What better way to relive the 1977 classic Burt Reynolds film than to simply look into the awesome grayness of this case. Go on, you Bandit! If you have already bought this case, I raise mine to you in solidarity! If you haven't, I simply shake my head, wondering what you're waiting for. Every moment is one where your phone, like a certain one ring, might forsake you, slide off the couch, and dash itself on your new formica floor. Don't be a statistic. Get this case. For America.