| Griffin Survivor All-Terrain | |
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(out of 5) Full Review |
| Price | Price: $49.99 USD |
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| Pros | Pros: – Great dust protection – Upgraded camera/flash cutout – Feels solid – Great access to your iPhone 6 ports and buttons |
| Cons | Cons: – Screen protector diffuses the iPhone 6’s screen – Film covering camera reduces image quality – Quite bulky |
| Potential Problems | Potential Problems: – Rubber covering may stretch over time. We’ve only seen this on our iPad 3/4 case. – Taking the Griffin Survivor out of the belt holster the wrong way may pull the screen protector off – Some of our viewers have mentioned that the rubber may peel off over time – Other viewers have complained about the sound quality of the iPhone through the Griffin Survivor All-Terrain |
| Design Rating | DESIGN  (Griffin Survivor All-Terrain) |
| Weight/Bulk | Weight/Bulk/Install (3/5): – The Griffin Survivor will almost triple the thickness of your iPhone 6 – Despite the bulk, the case feel fairly light |
| Install | Ease of Installation (5/5): – The Griffin Survivor is very easy to install – Griffin has included, as part of their case design, a very simple way to uninstall the case |
| Build Quality | Build Quality (5/5): – The materials of the Suvivor All-Terrain feel tough – The rubbered shell is quite textured which may prevent you from putting it in your jean pocket easily – Screen protector doesn’t get scratched up from general usage – The case generally keeps its shape after being dropped |
| Protection Rating | PROTECTION  (Griffin Survivor All-Terrain) |
| Shock Protection | Shock Protection (3/5): – The Ballistic Hardcore is one of the few cases that provide 12 ft protection |
| Water/Dust Protection | Water/Dust Protection (2.5/5): – This iPhone 6 cases doesn’t provide much in terms of water/dust protection. Camera cutouts and Touch ID cutouts allow dust/debris to enter the case |
| Screen Protection | Screen Protection (4/5): – Thick plastic screen protector that stretches over most of the front of the iPhone – Substantial edge (1/4 inch) provides decent clearance for the iPhone touchscreen |
| Functionality Rating | FUNCTIONALITY  (Griffin Survivor All-Terrain) |
| iPhone Functionality | iPhone Functionality (4.75/5): – Power and volume buttons are very easy to get to – Easy access to hardware ports – Membranes covering speakers do not affect sound coming from the Griffin Survivor – Touch ID membrane works well – Camera cover is replaced with cutouts. Plastic that cover the cutouts seem to blur photos |
| Screen Usability | Screen Usability (4/5): – A very small gap between the screen protector and touchscreen – Reduces the sensitivity of the screen a little bit – Screen protector extends past the touchable area which ensures that you can access your swipe menus |
| Screen Viewability | Screen View-ability (3/5): – Screen protector doesn’t sit flush on the screen which results in a increase in glare and multiple reflections – Reflections on the Griffin Survivor are wobbly |
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