I don’t know about you, but my phone case is an extension of me. I have several phone cases at any given time because I like to swap them to match my handbag or shoes or my mood. My new Speck Jonathan Adler Aqua Greek Key/Lipstick Matte Case for my iPhone 6s from AT&T is my latest favorite case. It stylish and protective without the bulk.
Jonathan Adler has fabulous designs. Have you ever been in one of their stores? I can’t walk out without dreaming about what room in my house I’d like to redo. I actually have a friend who is a designer for them, too. I love to look at her work.
The Speck Jonathan Adler Aqua Greek Key/Lipstick Matte Case features Jonathan Adler’s world-renowned designs brought to life by Speck’s innovative Inked technology and wrapped in slim, military-grade protection case. This military-grade drop protection is certified to meet or exceed MIL-STD-810G drop test standards by manufacturer (and believe me, it’s happened a couple of times now and my phone has been fine!). The patented one-piece, multi-layer design is sleek and low profile while providing two layers of protection. The exterior polycarbonate layer disperses impact while the interior TPE layer absorbs shock. The patented raised bezel screen protection rises above the screen to guard your glass from direct drops onto phone face and prevents the screen from scratching when lying flat.
The Speck Jonathan Adler Aqua Greek Key/Lipstick Matte Case also features perimeter port and camera protection. The TPE liner protects ports from drops without compromising photo quality or port access. The case is manufacturer lab-tested for durability: it’s tested against extreme temperatures, cracks, and abrasions.
I’ve been nothing but pleased with the Speck Jonathan Adler Case. I love the feel of the case and how little bulk is added while providing protection that has definitely keep my phone from dying during at least two drops from several feet above hard surfaces. I think I need a second one in another design for fashion purposes now.
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