Comments on: Should You Get an Apple Watch Protector Case (and what kind?)

By: Alex Hanneman

Alex Hanneman — Fri, 24 Jan 2020 16:00:18 +0000

In reply to Bob B.. This happened to my case as well, are there any cases I can get where this won't happen?

By: Bob B.

Bob B. — Tue, 23 May 2017 12:21:15 +0000

My wife got the protector case that covers the watch with soft plastic. The very first morning workout we both had sweat get up under the casing. Water was trapped and it caused the Watch to start turning on functions. My wife’s Watch actually locked her out for 15 minutes because the trapped water underneath was pushing the lock codes. Also so found you need to touch lightly when pressing down.

By: Kev Pude

Kev Pude — Sat, 10 Oct 2015 13:02:00 +0000

Just fired this off to Spigen re Rugged Armor case:
The case has been fitted to my polished stainless steel watch for about 6 weeks. Whilst I have been generally pleased with the look and fit of the case and thought it was providing protection, the latter is not true. I removed the case today to find multiple rub marks and scratches on the finish. Needless to say I am very disappointed that a case designed to offer protection is in fact causing damage to the finish of my watch. Is the TPU material too hard? Should dust be able to find its way into the case and could this be causing the damage? Is the stainless steel finish of the watch not resilient enough? I note that I am not alone and this problem has been highlighted in a number of customer product reviews posted on the Internet. I would be grateful for your comments on this matter.

Kind regards,

Kev Pude