iPhone X Case, Guojia 3D Cute Camera Design Case, Cool Silicone Phone Protector, Cover with Long Strap Rope for Girls Women and Camera Enthusiast (Moderate Hardness) (White)

I just got a new iPhone 8 Plus and loved the look of this case, but was cautious to buy because many people said it wouldn't fit. It DEFINITELY fits an iPhone 8 Plus. It so unique, and there is something nice about looking like you are on a camera rather than a phone when you take photos. I bought a separate screen protector, and feel like it will adequately protect my phone (although I wouldn't want to drop this case... I will be treating the whole thing like its a real camera).Pros-Fits iPhone 8 Plus-Comes with a strap for convenient carrying-Adequately protects phone and has a truly unique look-Great conversation piece & comes with an extra basic cover if you ever wanted to take the camera cover offCons- It is bulky, but the provided strap makes carrying it very convenient- The area where the strap connects is plastic and seems like it could break easily if dropped, so again use care.... but to me it is worth having such a unique case!- No easy access to the ring/silent switch, but i do not frequently use this switch so it’s not an issue- If you hold the phone like a regular camera to take a photo, your finger covers the lens-- not a big deal, just get used to moving your finger out of the way and it still looks as if you are taking photos on a regular camera :)For $10, if it did break I would most likely order a new one because I love the look. Its far from an Otterbox as far as protection and price, but if you are not rough on your devices and want a unique look and adequate protection, this is the case for you!

a few years ago, I had an all-rubber camera style case for the iPhone 4. It was a throw away purchase from H&M while on vacation. It turned out to be the best thing I bought that trip!Having your phone dangling around your neck makes picture taking that much easier and more accessible. Normally I use a wallet case for my phones. It's nice to have everything together and in one place. However those cases aren't conducive to picture taking. I love taking random scenic pictures, puppy pics, grafitti stuff, etc. I found that over time I was using the iPhone camera less and less because it was just too cumbersome to take out. Plus, I fear dropping this expensive piece of machinery!This camera case for the iPhone 7+ is great. It fits perfectly around your phone. It's a very good looking case. The cutout for your lens and flash are big and shaped so that shadows aren't cast in your picture. I know that was a worry for me. I've had cases where the camera was so caved in it was also in a shadow.All the bit parts sticking out such as the lens, buttons, and strap connectors are solid. Like, I'm not worried about tossing the phone down and breaking off one of the buttons.At first I thought they'd placed the strap connectors on the wrong side of the phone. I guess when I take pictures I tend to have the home button to the right and the camera lens top left corner. When worn around the neck, the lens is bottom right corner. Takes some getting used to, but it makes sense since you can press the + volume button to snap the picture and that's on the top for your index finger.I wouldn't use this on a daily basis. I basically bought it to encourage camera usage whilst about town or traveling.

This is such a clever little invention. My boyfriend got me one, and I get compliments on it literally every day. The strap is super handy and prevents me from losing my phone. And it has the added bonus that I can wear it when we go to vintage dress up events. My one complaint is they have a tendency to break. I just bought my third one; the strap holder broke on the first one; the lens portion broke off the second one; and the third one just arrived. They are so cheap that I don't mind and I plan to keep the old ones for spare parts.

Received my case in the mail today; it took over two weeks to get here -- order with that in mind. I ordered this case after viewing and comparing dozens on Amazon and EBay and my decision came down to the pictures the seller posted showing the case in multiple positions to be sure of what I was getting. To my joy and relief, it is definitely a case for a 6s phone. I'm very happy with the look of the case; the lens on the front has a dark glass look like you'd see on a real camera. The focus and f-stop rings that make up the lens structure are plastic in chrome finish and give it a polished quality look; the rings do not turn nor do they need to. The hot shoe (for a flash) looks the part, but it is plastic and probably couldn't support much weight if at all. The plastic strap/mounting lugs on top of the camera look sturdy enough, but I replaced the small split rings with the kind you find on a key ring for a more secure feel. And I also replaced the included strap with a favorite camera strap I already had; there was nothing wrong with the included strap. There are two distinct parts to this case, an "inner" plastic/silicone sleeve for the phone and then a plastic "outer" shell that snugly fits on top of the sleeve. I did a few tests to see if the plastic "outer" shell would come apart from the sleeve, but it held tight. Lastly, the inner sleeve and outer shell do allow access to the volume buttons, power button, speaker, headphone jack, and lightning (power) jack; but it does not allow access to the silent switch above the volume buttons. I must say, I was heartsick that Gizmon decided not to make a 6s case, but I'm glad I made this choice as a very adequate replacement. One little, inconsequential, minor issue, the two knurled knobs on top of the case can pop off. They are made wonderfully in a plastic chrome look and do look nice, but I'm going to have to superglue them down permanently so I don't risk them popping off in my bag or pocket.

Very nice would only carry for a nice event

Case for my daughters phone, but really she only uses the iPhone 5s as a camera which is why we got the case. She’s too young (7) for a real phone. At any rate she was thrilled to get it. Loved the look. Loved the straps. Lasted a while until the pop socket craze took over. Now she just uses the case part and not the camera attachment. It’s hard to power up and down as the case covers the 5s on/off button. Other than that no complaints.