FXXXLTF for iPhone 15 Case, Full-Body

This is the right case for you if: -You are frequently in dusty/dirty/wet environments -You mostly use Bluetooth for your phone's sound (e.g. headphones or CarPlay) -You have a MagSafe charger This is not the right case for you if: -You watch/listen to your phone using built-in audio -You talk on the phone a lot using the phone's mic. The good: Definitely sturdy and appears to be completely waterproof. All buttons can be used. No need for a screen protector because there's a plastic layer built into the case. The bad: BIG drop in sound quality, both mic and speakers. Playback sometimes sounds muffled on audio that sounded fine before. When recording audio (or talking on the phone) there's a pronounced background hiss/hum, probably because the mic level has to be adjusted high to pick up your voice. Adds significant thickness to the original phone size. The "stand" attaches with a sticker and I'm dubious about how well it will stay on. Had to trash the screen protector I bought because you can't use one with this case (Makes sense, though, since it comes with one). If you have a wireless charger that is wider than your phone, you need to be a lot more precise with placing it: A MagSafe charger should snap into place, but because of the ridges on the sides of the case, a larger wireless charger will only touch the sides of the case and not the surface of it in the middle, which makes it a bit more finicky in getting it to charge. The power port plug is a bit finicky to get in and out, which is good because it seals well, but bad because you have use it a lot. Finally - and this is just preference - I prefer the look and feel of the glass screen without the plastic. All in all, it's not *terrible*, and if you need something waterproof for your phone, it's infinitely better than a pouch or a plastic bag. Like I said in the title of the review, compromises were made: The manufacturer chose "cheap and waterproof" over sound quality, hand feel, and usability.