Sparkly Black Peacock Feather Still Life Case-Mate iPhone Case

I ordered the tough case and it is well made. The rubber lining protrudes just enough around the face of the phone to add an extra bit of protection--yet the case is still thin and light. Very pleased with the quality. I like the design, a peacock feather against a sparkly black background. Except the "sparkly" background is a photo of sparkles. This was not clear to me when I ordered or I would have chosen a similar design on a solid color. The photo of the sparkles looks a little cheesy to me. The feather though is large and colorful and I DO like that part. Couple that with my satisfaction with the case quality and the sale price, and overall I am pretty satisfied.

Very pleased. Arrived within time scale about 8 working days. Little worried at the time as this was a special present for my daughter who was returning home from working abroad. However, on emailing ZAZZLE their communication was quick and the parcel tracking was good. Quality excellent would order from this company again. Quality very good and colours and printing exact.

The case fits the iPhone 5 well. It adds very little bulk. I'm glad I chose the Vibe case instead of the Barely There, because the rubber insert for the Vibe case adds a layer of protection without making the phone significantly larger or bulkier. That said, I wouldn't hesitate to buy another case. In fact, my chief complaint is that as soon as I received this case, I wanted more, with different images. In case anyone at Zazzle and/or Casemate is listening, I think lowering the price on these cases would be a good idea. At current pricing, it's hard to justify collecting a wardrobe of cases. If they were cheaper, I'd find it easier to give into the temptation to buy another -- and probably another after that. The image on the case is sharp, and the finish is glossy. The midtones in the image came out somewhat dark. The light tones are quite light, so I would not say that the printing itself was dark. It may be that the process tries to enhance contrast, so the lights and darks are strong while the midtones get lost.