SmallWorks BrickCase for iPhone 4/4S - Verizon, AT&T & Sprint - Black

I was a bit worried that this would be a bulky case. I wanted something that wasn't rubbery, offered some decent protection, and was relatively small to keep the bulk down. This fits all of those perfectly. The fit is fantastic. Super snug but not difficult to get on. The finish is nice, it's just black plastic so you might lose some shine, but the color won't fade. The protection is adequate, it covers all 4 corners and has a lip above the screen to protect the phone from any flat surfaces (it'd take a corner of some sort to damage the phone). It's not too bulky and doesn't add a ton of weight, and the posts on the back aren't annoyingly large. In fact they provide a good amount of grip for pulling the phone out of pockets. Finally, all the buttons and ports are very accessible, it's well engineered all around.My only worry is cleanliness. Lint gets between the posts quickly and is tough to get out. I've yet to see what happens between the back of the phone and the case, but I think the obvious solution is just pulling it off weekly and giving it a good rinse to clean it out. I'm guessing the cleanliness won't be an issue, but even if it is, it's easy to remedy. Awesome case for regular folks as well as lego nerds like me :).

This is a very solid case that fits tight but it may just be too thick and slippery. It's my only case so I have no basis for comparison, but I ordered the Elago slim fit to try and it's in the mail. The slippery texture of this case combined w/ the increased thickness from the lego nubs make me feel like I'm about to drop my iphone every time I hold it. I'm not sure who said that the nubs add grip but they don't. They are huge and slippery and feel just like a mess of legos, which I guess you'd expect. I find myself wondering why I'm concealing one of the sleekest, thinnest phones on the market w/ this giant lego brick. It seems like it would protect the phone better than the Elago, but on the other hand it's so dang slippery that I'm sure to drop it, where the Elago is rubberized and I might never drop it. It's really a toss-up.

Cases are very much like sunglasses as one size and style does not fit all. But I knew as soon as I took it out of the packaging and put it on the phone that I made a great choice. I immediately grabbed and attached a few slim bricks from my son's collection to fashion a stand that can be assembled on the fly.I have shown this to a lot of folks and the reaction is always the same, smiles and wonderment.Although i would have liked to have seen a little more protection for the corners There is still enough of a lip that the glass does not touch the surface and the plastic itself is very strong, fits very well and does not feel cheap.Although the sides are smooth, I don't think I would have wanted to feel studs on the side.I applaud the effort and am glad I got it!

This case works great. It fits very snugly on my iPhone 4 and is much slimmer in person than it looks in pictures. While I don't recommend dropping your phone I did drop my iPhone flat on the asphalt while it was in this case and while the case got a small nick on it the iPhone was not damaged at all. Everyone who sees this case loves it which is probably due to most people having nostalgic memories of Legos.The only negative thing I would say about this case is that it is hard to remove. However, that is a byproduct of the fact that it fits so darn well. Most cases are just slightly loose which makes it easy to get them off but then they don't look, fit, and stay on as well as this case.

For the most part, I enjoy this case; it's one of a few I currently use. My only real complaint about it is that it doesn't quite fit. When it's on the phone, it has a little bit of a bow to it - the sides don't reach all the way up and over the bezel, so it looks almost like it was designed for a slightly different (smaller) phone. It's really close and it's really picky, but a tiny bit more material or a slightly more pliable construction might have made the difference. Other than that, I think it's neat - lots of people have asked/commented on it.. I just wish it was perfect.

I just got my brickcase for iphone 4 and I like it very much. It ajusts firmly on my phone (even a bit hard to remove) and doesn't cover the camera flash, which is great. My first impression though is that it's a bit heavier than I expected. Still getting used to the wheight of the phone with the new case. Also the cover is open on the bottom which is allows to use with amplifiers, perfect!

I went through 2 of these cases, they are great conversation starters, but both cracked within 4 weeks...The materials used are very frail and any amount of pressure in some weak spots will crack it, namely the area around the upper right, where the camera is...that whole upper part is not well designed.I contacted the manufacturer, and I am still waiting for a response...If you want a case that is designed for aesthetics, this is it.I wanted a protective case that had good design AND protected the phone...I did find it, it's the Magpul...half the price for a better design and better materials.

The novelty of this case was enough for me to buy it, and it is a fun concept that people really like whenever they see me with it.My only complaint is that the plastic seems very fragile. I haven't had any specific problems, but it just feels like if the phone were to have even a minor fall, that the case would crack. But like I said, I didn't buy this for its ability to protect.The only other downside is the hard plastic at the top middle hurts my ear a bit when I'm using the phone.