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I just received the case. I'm using the phone in the case as I type this review. I usually buy Otterbox cases but the tactical/military look sold me. First of all, the build quality and presentation/packaging are excellent. Those were the first two items I noticed. They put thought into it. This case feels well made in the hand. It feels durable and the precision design looks laser cut. The belt clip is on par with the case in build quality. Clips on/off easily. The built in screen protector is right against the screen and feels good using swype. The finger "grippiness" is about the same as Otterbox built in screen protectors. I like the deep recession of the screen lip/rim. It gives plenty of protection from the front. I confirmed the wireless charging works using a OEM Samsung wireless charger. This was very important to me. Can't speak for third party chargers. The case is really tight fitting so I'm curious of the longevity of the silicon. Otterbox silicon usually expanded after 8 months. My only complaint is this: the two tabs covering the micro usb and audio ports on the bottom of the phone/case are slightly sharp at the edges. If you like to rest your pinky on the base of the phone during one handed use, it might be an issue. I noticed it pretty quickly. But this probably won't be a problem for most. Bottom line, $18 vs $35 for Otterbox Commuter case (current prices): The Otterbox Commuter doesn't come with a belt clip and includes an adhesive screen protector instead of the built in one with this case. Half the price with more to offer and better looks (in my opinion) make this an EASY recommendation. I took some quick photos to upload. I'll update this review if something comes up. Again, I typed this review on the phone, with swype, using the case. UPDATE (4/5/16): I dropped the phone twice since I've had it. Both drops were from 4ft high and both were on kitchen tile. There was no damage from the falls. Granted, the falls weren't high. I also wanted to mention that if you have a Gear VR, you'll have to remove the tight fitting case each time you want to use it. This is a small inconvenience. BUT if you're going to use the Gear VR on a regular basis, it might be too much. A more basic case might make sense for heavy VR users. Still happy with the case so far. UPDATE (8/4/16): It's been 4 months with the case. I've dropped the phone a number of times on a number of surfaces and it's performed admirably (including 3FT-4FT on concrete). The outer shell remains tight fitting. I ended up buying an identical Supcase for an LG G4. I honestly don't know why I've insisted on Otterbox in the past. The sharpness of the tabs at the bottom aren't an issue anymore. Maybe I've gotten used to it, but I wanted to mention that. One suggestion for Supcase would be to add a thin/discrete rear stand on future models. UPDATE (12/21/16): It's been over 9 months and the outer silicon is still tight fitting. It's not loose like the Otterbox would be by now. The front cover is still scratch free. Wireless charging still works well and removing the case for VR use hasn't been that big of a deal.I would still highly recommend this case.