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Spigen Tough Armor Apple AirPods Review - Is it WORTHY of the Tough Armor Name?
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I like to think of myself as a Spigen Tough Armor connoisseur. Mostly because I like the case and I’ve seen a lot of them. Does the Tough Armor for the AirPods live up to my expectations of the Tough Armor name.
It doesn’t.
If you’re serious about getting a Spigen AirPod Case, go with the Rugged Armor.
Get the Spigen Tough Armor (if you must) on Amazon!
OR
The better product, the Spigen Rugged Armor:
The Tough Armor for the AirPod’s doesn’t look bad. It looks like a case that has several parts to it but it’s just a simple silicone case. It looks tougher than it actually is and that’s what bothers me about this product.
The two piece Tough Armor comes in three colors which include a black, grey and green case. Spigen decided to use the color Military Green instead of Olive Drab used by UAG.
The case is all silicone. That’s right, unlike the actual Tough Armor case that is a combination of two materials, PC and TPU, the AirPod’s version is one. Which is why I say it doesn’t live up to the Tough Armor name. After using this product, I had a bit more appreciation for companies like Mous and Nomad who have mixed material cases.
I will add that the silicone on the TOugh Armor is very aggressive. It’s probably the most aggressive silicone finish that I’ve come across in my years of reviewing products. Which means it becomes a magnet for Monty hair and literally anything else that’s floating around in the air. The pocket pulling power of this product is off the charts. If you have really small pockets that is.
Installation of the Tough Armor is a bit of a hassle as well. The inside of the product has a high gloss finish to it which means you need to insert your AirPod’s Pro perfectly into the case or else nothing is going to line up.
The Tough Armor has a loop for a carbineer which might be handy for some people but I don’t use it. I will note that Spigen includes a sticky on the top piece of the case which prevents the cap from coming off.
/mindblown
I can’t tell you when I first started reviewing AirPod cases, how annoyed I was with products whose caps would just pop right off.
The two piece design with the adhesive on the cap preserves the satisfying “click” that you get when you pop the cases open and the cap doesn’t get in the way of accessing your buds. It’s crazy that I have to say that but there are lots of products that wont’ let you do that.
The case is Qi-charging compatible, the status light is visible and the pairing button is pushable through the back. Overall, using this case is quite decent.
When it comes to protection, Spigen doesn’t state that it’s rated to Mil-Std 810g or anything but the oversized corners are going to offer the Airpods a decent amount of impact protection. The dual piece design also exposes abit more of the airpod case as there is nothing covering the hinge of the product. I personally don’t think this is going to be an issue. You’d have to be really unlucky to drop it in that exact spot and have something damage the hinge.
The biggest downside of the Tough Armor and it’s two piece design is that dropping your case in the product may result in the buds actually coming out of the case which is terrible. Those buds bounce around like nobody’s business.
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It doesn’t.
If you’re serious about getting a Spigen AirPod Case, go with the Rugged Armor.
Get the Spigen Tough Armor (if you must) on Amazon!
OR
The better product, the Spigen Rugged Armor:
The Tough Armor for the AirPod’s doesn’t look bad. It looks like a case that has several parts to it but it’s just a simple silicone case. It looks tougher than it actually is and that’s what bothers me about this product.
The two piece Tough Armor comes in three colors which include a black, grey and green case. Spigen decided to use the color Military Green instead of Olive Drab used by UAG.
The case is all silicone. That’s right, unlike the actual Tough Armor case that is a combination of two materials, PC and TPU, the AirPod’s version is one. Which is why I say it doesn’t live up to the Tough Armor name. After using this product, I had a bit more appreciation for companies like Mous and Nomad who have mixed material cases.
I will add that the silicone on the TOugh Armor is very aggressive. It’s probably the most aggressive silicone finish that I’ve come across in my years of reviewing products. Which means it becomes a magnet for Monty hair and literally anything else that’s floating around in the air. The pocket pulling power of this product is off the charts. If you have really small pockets that is.
Installation of the Tough Armor is a bit of a hassle as well. The inside of the product has a high gloss finish to it which means you need to insert your AirPod’s Pro perfectly into the case or else nothing is going to line up.
The Tough Armor has a loop for a carbineer which might be handy for some people but I don’t use it. I will note that Spigen includes a sticky on the top piece of the case which prevents the cap from coming off.
/mindblown
I can’t tell you when I first started reviewing AirPod cases, how annoyed I was with products whose caps would just pop right off.
The two piece design with the adhesive on the cap preserves the satisfying “click” that you get when you pop the cases open and the cap doesn’t get in the way of accessing your buds. It’s crazy that I have to say that but there are lots of products that wont’ let you do that.
The case is Qi-charging compatible, the status light is visible and the pairing button is pushable through the back. Overall, using this case is quite decent.
When it comes to protection, Spigen doesn’t state that it’s rated to Mil-Std 810g or anything but the oversized corners are going to offer the Airpods a decent amount of impact protection. The dual piece design also exposes abit more of the airpod case as there is nothing covering the hinge of the product. I personally don’t think this is going to be an issue. You’d have to be really unlucky to drop it in that exact spot and have something damage the hinge.
The biggest downside of the Tough Armor and it’s two piece design is that dropping your case in the product may result in the buds actually coming out of the case which is terrible. Those buds bounce around like nobody’s business.
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