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Luvvitt Clear Case for iPhone 6

 So I've had this Luvvitt case for my phone for nearly a year and it has done a great job so far. The case is very affordable and it isn't bulky. I do like the slim design of the iPhone and this kept it slim while giving it a bit more grip in my hands. Also the clear design is nice since I do like the look of the phone.

The case is a clear plastic. The backing is hard plastic that's thicker than the rest of the case. The sides of the case are more flexible so you can fit it on your phone. Its snaps into place pretty well. The power and volume buttons are covered. Pushing them isn't hard to do at all. The camera, ringer switch, headphone jack, charger connector, and speakers have cut outs. There is a bumper along the screen so the screen doesn't touch the surface of a table, and the camera is the same as well. Dirt and dust can get in, but its very little.

I like to think I'm careful with my phone but falls do ends up happening. It would fall out of my pocket or from a table 3 feet above the ground. Its dropped on concrete, wood floors, and tile floors. It has fallen on both front and back of the phone and no damage to the phone. Not sure how people brake their phones with this case on. Though I don't have a very active lifestyle.

Overall, this case is excellent and well made. I'd definitely continue to buy their cases.

Panasonic RPHJE120K In-Ear Headphone

Since my last earphone finally kicked the bucket I needed a new one for my everyday use. I have the Apple earphone I only use as backup. Saw that this Panasonic is the bestseller on Amazon so I figure I should try it out. My last earphones where the JLab JBud earphones that was a top seller on Amazon but its gone down to about 40 on the list. I really do like them and would recommend them. Its been a bit too long since I last heard them so this review will be comparing the Panasonic to the Apple earphones.

The earphones comes in a number of colors but I just got the standard black ones. Its packaged in those annoying plastic things that take forever to open cause you need a sharp item to open it. It comes with three different sizes soft earpads. They're alittle on the small side but the middle one fits perfectly fine in my ear. They're not the most softest thing so perhaps with time they will soften up? Otherwise I'm not going to fully insert them into my ear to prevent soreness or discomfort.

The earphone shape is interesting though. Its like the Apple earphone but the earpad is on the far end of from where the wire is placed. Its weird but it does put less pressure on your ear canal from the wire end compare to other earphones.

Sound quality is uh ... well its much more muffled sounding than the Apple ones. The Apple are much clearer and crisp sounding. Also the volume is a quieter so I will need to up the volume. After about 5 minutes of listening to music its not bad once I get use to it.

So far its ok. I probably will buy the JBud's again instead. I will update this when the earphones start dying.