memumiReal Aramid Fiber Case for Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, Sturdy Durable 0.5mm Slim Case for Galaxy Z Fold 6, [1500D Aramid Fiber] With Military Grade Drop Protection BlackClimatePartner certified

Genuinely a brilliant case for the Z fold 6. It's thin, light and unobtrusive. The case fits perfectly to the phone with every cutout for the camera, microphone, speakers etc being really well aligned. It doesn't offer hinge protection, or protection of the volume rocker, but I assume it is not designed that way to reduce bulk. It's is all presented well in a really high quality presentation box. It also comes with additional adhesive strips for the front cover that are required due to the odd fitment of a folding phone. Not even Samsung provide that with covers twice this price. The thin design of this case also prevents any interference using the fingerprint scanner and the folding function is not compromised. On top of that, the design is really nice and a bit unusual.For £40-£50 it is a bit pricey, however, justified for the quality. Especially considering you could pay almost double for a Samsung official case that in my opinion was much lower quality. It is a small price to pay considering the cost of the phone it is going on.

So, picking the right case for the Fold6 is a bit of a balancing act. You want protection, but you also don’t want to turn your sleek foldable into a brick. That was my main worry—getting a case that adds bulk and weight. Thankfully, this one does neither. It’s super thin, fits perfectly, and doesn’t feel like you’ve strapped a tank onto your phone.Now, protection-wise, I’m not entirely sure how it stacks up against the chunkier cases out there. It’s definitely better than nothing, but if you’re after heavy-duty drop protection, this might not be the best choice. That said, it does come with extra adhesive strips for the front panel, so if it ever loosens, you can reapply them and keep it snug. The back cover, on the other hand, fits so well it doesn’t need any.A nice touch is the slight camera protrusion, which means your lenses won’t be resting directly on surfaces. Aesthetically, it’s a win—light, colourful, and just looks great. I went for the sunset colour, and I’m loving it.The only real downside? No hinge protection. And yeah, it’s a bit pricey—I’d say it feels more like a £25-£30 case, but then again, all cases are overpriced these days. Still, for what it is, it’s fantastic, and I’m really happy with it.

Thinner and lighter than other Meramid cases on the market, plus cut-outs are more precise.Texture and grippiness is also better than other Meramid cases, although the pattern is a bit garish.One sticky strip is pre applied which is great, but the other lengths should really be pre applied as otherwise the sides are too loose, it would be so much easier and less fiddly if these were pre-applied.

Case is easy to fit and currently shows no sign of wanting to come off, unlike some I have tried. However, there is absolutely no protection over the hinge. How vulnerable this is only time will tell I suppose. Not having a hinge cover does mean, of course, it will work with a wireless charger when open.

I have been using this for a few months & it still looks like new, it's a very nice close fit for the phone and seems to protect it very well. Vastly better tan the standard Samsung equivalent!

Its thin and adds good grip to your hands. The fit is just fine except on cover screen where I applied the supplied extra double tape to make it fit even better.

Front piece is to small and cannot use screen protector,I use spiegen glass which is the exact size of the screen and the front piece covers the front screen edge as its to small so bubbles appear in top corner. Waste of £45.

The Back case fits perfectly, but as other reviewers have observed the Front case caused bubbling of the screen protector which had no bubbles at all, because its so tight you can't avoid the bubbling, I tired with a new screen protector and same thing... but more troubling was that the phone accidently slipped off on my kitchen counter to the floor so drop of a few feet - that oh no moment :( At first I thought all was fine with the phone no scratches on the inner screen luckily (it was opened out when it fell) but a few days later I noticed the corner was damaged with a dent - I had purely focussed on seeing if the screen was damaged and didn't notice the corner dent until I was on a well lit train and noticed light reflecting off the corner of the front case, I took it off to reveal the dent. So beware lovely looking case but without Hinge protection and with a vulnerable Front case that definitely isn't military grade protection when you get a dent so easily I would think carefully about buying this. I had my iPhone for 5 years and no dents still... gutted as its a lovely phone, my first venture to Android because of the folding feature. I'd advise to buy a tougher case especially if you have OCD like me, now have a £2k phone with a dent after 2 weeks...