I finally picked up my iPhone 6 on Saturday. I am loving it. Anyway, I knew I didn't want to walk out of the store (Best Buy) without a case so I picked up an Otterbox Defender. I've had a Defender case for my iPhone 4 and 5 so I knew I would feel safe with it. As an added benefit Best Buy price matched my case with Amazon and I got it for about $30.00.
I'm actually a little surprised by how thin it is. I'm use to Defender cases being much thicker. Anyway I noticed the screen protector doesn't lie on top of the iPhone screen very well. There seems to be a bit of a gap, and sometimes I have to push the screens two or three times to open something up. It didn't really bother me because in the past I would rip the cover off anyway. Yesterday I was about to cut the screen protector off, but I decided to call Otterbox first. I spoke to a great customer service guy. He explained that what I had was something they refer to as a "trampoline effect". This flaw happened with the first batches. He emailed me a warantee form, I printed it out, filled out about four or five lines, took a pic of it with the case, and now they are sending me a brand new case. It's kinda great really. If anything ever happens to the case I'm getting, I'll have the one I bought as as a spare.
I wanted to post this because I'm sure I'm not the only one here with a Defender case for their new iPhone, and if your case suffers from this "trampoline effect" it is very easy to get a replacement for it.
I'm actually a little surprised by how thin it is. I'm use to Defender cases being much thicker. Anyway I noticed the screen protector doesn't lie on top of the iPhone screen very well. There seems to be a bit of a gap, and sometimes I have to push the screens two or three times to open something up. It didn't really bother me because in the past I would rip the cover off anyway. Yesterday I was about to cut the screen protector off, but I decided to call Otterbox first. I spoke to a great customer service guy. He explained that what I had was something they refer to as a "trampoline effect". This flaw happened with the first batches. He emailed me a warantee form, I printed it out, filled out about four or five lines, took a pic of it with the case, and now they are sending me a brand new case. It's kinda great really. If anything ever happens to the case I'm getting, I'll have the one I bought as as a spare.
I wanted to post this because I'm sure I'm not the only one here with a Defender case for their new iPhone, and if your case suffers from this "trampoline effect" it is very easy to get a replacement for it.