Spigen Liquid Crystal Designed for Galaxy S22 Ultra Case (2022) - Crystal Clear

El protector es de buena calidad y 100% transparente, siempre utilizo esta marca y es de buena calidad, sin embargo despues de 6 meses de uso empezó a presentar una coloración amarillenta y tuve que cambiarlo.

The S22U is as slippery as a frozen piece of butter. Squeeze your hands just right and it could fly across a room. This case solves that problem. Gives you a good grip on the phone. It does NO affect wireless charging.One thing that makes this stand out from the others is it as separate holes for three of the camera lenses and one slot for the one standard telephoto, focusing sensors and light and that prevents lint from adhering to the lens protrusions from the phone (a known problem does not affect the cameras or phone, but makes it look bad).Also, since the back is thicker than the lens protrusions, it offers good protection for the lenses if the phone is dropped.I will say, having used clear cases for years, in about six months the sides will start to yellow from my fingers and will yellow for you due to your fingers. However, with these covers are not expensive, so replacements are not a big hit. And if you don't mind or even note the yellowing, it does not affect the case.Someone posted that the case rocks, but appears they only viewed the case without the phone inside. I have this case and my case; WITH the phone inside does not rock on any surface regardless of screen being down or cameras being down. It is a very sturdy case. It does not offer as much protection as some of the heavy duty cases but it does offer some protection.Update 11/29. Sides do turn yellow, started to look bad a week or two ago. However, ordered the same case. The yellow problem is due to oil in the hands, unless I wear white gloves when touching the phone, these cases will turn yellowish over time.But it adds decent protection, looks better than others on the market (my opinion). And not overly expensive.

Great minimalistic case, has protected my phone from multiple drops at all angles. It did turn hello in less than 1 year though.

I love these clear phone cases! They are strong yet sleek. I like the color of my phone, and the clear case helps to see that color. I used my original one for over 3 years, and the structure of it is still great. It did start getting yellow, but that was from the usage of the phone. I would continue to buy from this brand, and I highly recommend it to you.

I've been using Spigen cases for quite some time. Four generations of mobile phones. They've all been great, lightweight, minimal sleeves to my daily-use devices. I've always used the solid black ones, but figured why not show off these pretty colors?This case fits the bill. I get to admire the color of the phone without sacrificing its safety. The protection is adequate if you are easy on your hardware—I cannot speak to its durability regarding multiple drops on hard surfaces, rough handling, etc. as I'm obsessively careful with this stuff. (I used to go for hardier cases, but seldom needed that much cushion and eventually it just wasn't worth the bulk.)If you just need a barrier to prevent light scratching, the occasional bump, or just want some added confidence and peace of mind to handle your device without worry, it's the perfect compromise. It is transparent as they get, though coming from the opaque models I do wish they'd make a matte version with the same texture as their black cases—a frosted option, if you will. That would be the perfect case in my opinion, as my fingers appreciate just a little more texture and these clear cases are so smooth as to be a bit sticky.

I ended up buying both this Spigen Liquid Crystal case and the Ringke Fusion Clear case and did a comparison.Does it lay flat? No... the S22 Ultra inside the Spigen will still rock back and forth when lying face up on a table. When placed side-by-side, it looks like this Spigen case is not as thick as the Ringke case. (The S22 Ultra inside the Ringke is completely stable when lying face up on the table.)Lanyard? There are no lanyard cutouts in the Spigen case. This surprised me, because the Spigen Liquid Crystal case for the Xperia 1 (2019) does have lanyard holes on the left. If you want lanyard holes, the Ringke Fusion Clear case has holes on both sides.On the bright side, the Spigen Liquid Crystal tends to have slightly more functional cutouts than the Ringke Fusion Clear:USB-C: This Spigen case has a large shared cutout around both the USB-C port and the bottom microphone. This doesn't look symmetrical since the opening is wider to the right of the USB-C port, but I like having as much clearance around the USB-C port as possible. (Ringke, on the other hand, has a much narrower cutout around the USB-C port, joined with a tiny dot cutout for the bottom mic. This looks neater, but is less practical for plugging in USB-C devices.)S-Pen: This Spigen has fairly wide margins on all 4 sides of the S-Pen. The cutout might be a little wider than Ringke on the top (screen) and bottom (back panel).Camera: This Spigen has 4 form-fitting cutouts for the camera lenses/modules. (Ringke, on the other hand, only has 1 large P-shaped cutout.)Additionally, while both the Spigen Liquid Crystal and Ringke Fusion Clear look oily when light hits it at certain angles, the Spigen looks much worse IMO. This Spigen is on the right - look to the right of the camera cutouts. The Ringke on the left has a much cleaner surface to the right of the camera, and only looks most oily at the outermost edges (see the bottom).However, I can't get over the fact that this case wobbles on a table when I tap the phone in certain spots.