Spigen Tough Armor Case..

[Terb]

Decided to try a Rugged Armor case from Spigen since the sport is gonna be my work watch. This lil rubber case is awesome, I love it

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[John Yester]

Nice can you take a side shot to show thickness.

 

[Terb]

It really adds no thickness , level with screen

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[Dlemos]

I ordered the black for my SG/Black watch. It' on back order until the 16th.

 

[Terb]

Amazon is showing they are "In Stock", but ships from Spigen
I really enjoyed mine today, hope ya like it!

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[Trees]

Did you go with a Spigen screen protector?

 

[Terb]

Yes the tough armor case came with two included. I installed one, perfect fit.


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[jarran6]

I have the Tough armor case, only issue is you cant really turn the crown very well, good thing is it has an integrated screen cover. I wear it for work and although I am mostly office bound I do occasional have to get my tools out... So to speak so this dude should keep it safe, and its pretty easy to remove for weekends

 

[iDrizzy01]

Nice!!


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[GolfnCPA]

I have both the Tough Armor and the Rugged Armor, I prefer the Rugged Armor. No issue with the crown or button.


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[frederichustman]

Very thick. How many mm wide?

 

[Lord Killington]

I too have the Tough Armor (it's hard for us Brits to spell armour without the u!). It has a built in screen protector, it does add some bulk to the watch and the crown it a little more tricky to use.

I work as an engineer and initially bought the 42mm Space Grey Sport, I didn't use a case and the screen (IonX) got scratched within a month, bummer. I then sold that one and bought a 42mm SS W BSB. I use this case Monday to Friday to prevent any knocks and scrapes damaging my new watch. I like this case for 2 reasons, firstly the protection is great all round, secondly is disguises the fact it's an Apple watch. This is good for me as I work in some very dubious areas and don't really want to advertise what's on my arm. I wouldn't wear it out in the evening or at weekends but for anyone with a rough job this is brilliant.

 

[tech_fan]

I too have the Tough Armor (it's hard for us Brits to spell armour without the u!). It has a built in screen protector, it does add some bulk to the watch and the crown it a little more tricky to use.

I work as an engineer and initially bought the 42mm Space Grey Sport, I didn't use a case and the screen (IonX) got scratched within a month, bummer. I then sold that one and bought a 42mm SS W BSB. I use this case Monday to Friday to prevent any knocks and scrapes damaging my new watch. I like this case for 2 reasons, firstly the protection is great all round, secondly is disguises the fact it's an Apple watch. This is good for me as I work in some very dubious areas and don't really want to advertise what's on my arm. I wouldn't wear it out in the evening or at weekends but for anyone with a rough job this is brilliant.

I had mine on yesterday and someone asked me if that was the Apple watch. Maybe they could tell by the band. I am still torn between the case and not. I do know that I have a habit of banging these against walls, on treadmills, etc.. and usually wind up scratching the devices that I purchase. Then I have the memory of being careless.

 

[lackster2]

Have any of you with this case taken a shower while wearing the watch? What i'm curious about is the fact that water may squeeze between the clear protection screen cover and the watch face, thus clouding the display. I know you could disassemble and wipe dry, but that seems like a hassle.

 

[tech_fan]

Here are some pictures of the Rugged Armor case in white.

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[Lord Killington]

Have any of you with this case taken a shower while wearing the watch? What i'm curious about is the fact that water may squeeze between the clear protection screen cover and the watch face, thus clouding the display. I know you could disassemble and wipe dry, but that seems like a hassle.

Water will definitely get between the tough armour case and the watch, therefore increasing the exposure to moisture time. I wouldn't recommend showering with it on. I personally don't think there's any point, might as well just give it a wipe over with a damp, lint-free cloth every few days. Hope this helps.

 

[Trayscragg15]

Don't think it's worth having a case to be honest. Just try looking after it with little more care IMO