for Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G Case with Screen Protector [Military Grade Drop Tested] Heavy-Duty Tough Rugged Shockproof Protective Case for Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 6.5", Black

Works,nice looks

The case fits the phone very tight and protects it good it not to thick works great and you can choose many colors. It looks good on the phone and it snaps on nice and firm so it's not going to fall off.

Looks great an very pleasant to handle. Slip resident capability right in comfort, fits nicely in pockets. Plenty of camera protection and screen protector included with cleaner and prep whips.

This is a great phone case that has plenty of grip while also slick enough to get out of pocket easily, tough build, stiff buttons.

Awsome

Holds up to drops and falls on the floor

Bought 2 case's. My grandson dropped his phone and broke the phone and had to pay ATT $200.00 for an replacement phone that is under contract.

I just wanted to say that I love how this case looks and feels. The outside shell is a hard, textured plastic and the inside is a smooth, slightly flexible plastic. It seems sturdy and heavy, which I love. I would trust this case to protect my phone from a drop.My ONLY complaint, is that the buttons are very difficult to press. The plastic is stiff, VERY stiff. Moreso than any other phone case I've used before and I've had several, includong for my S20 FE. Pressing the buttons is do-able, but if you're pressing the volume and power buttons somewhat often, it's a bit tiring. Sometimes I'll press multiple times (with force) just to get the button to respond.I don't know if I got an unusually defective one, since nobody else seems to have a problem with this, but it's a deal-breaker for me. I already used the screen protector and the case for a few days, so I don't think I'm able to return it.Edit: I just figured out what the problem is! The buttons on the case are too thin and don't press against the phone buttons, so you need to press with a lot of force to get the phone to respond. To solve this, I put three layers of duct tape together and cut it to shape with scissors, then applied the tape on the bottom side of the buttons to fill some of the empty space. It works perfectly and the buttons are much softer to press. It's unfortunate that I need to fix this problem, but I'm happy that I can use ithe case with no complaints now.