Skinit Custom Cases Personalize and Protect Your Devices

Skinit is primarily known for their extensive collection of skins, or decals, to cover your devices. Skinit covers much more than iPhones; you can currently order skins for dozens of popular smartphones, tablets, laptops, gaming consoles, and controllers. You can even order skins to add to other popular phone cases such as LifeProof, Otterbox, and Incipio.

Skinit also has a comprehensive line of smartphone cases, including all of the iPhones from the iPhone 6 up to the current models. Once you choose your iPhone, you have a choice of up to six different case types. Depending on how much protection you want versus how slim of a case you want, there is a style for everyone.

You can also choose your Skinit case by design. Skinit has hundreds, if not thousands, of licensed designs. Choose your favorite college or professional sports team. Disney, Marvel, DC Comics, and many other pop culture name brands, movies, and franchises are represented. Additionally, there are lifestyle categories such as Military, Pride, Inspiration, Political, and Religious. You can also choose from various patterns, art styles, and popular artists. If none of those float your boat, then you can create an entirely custom case by uploading a design of your choice.

I chose the Cargo Case for my iPhone 7. I tend to drop my phone from time to time, so I didn’t want to take a chance with just a skin or one of the thinner cases.  Rather than choosing one of their abundant designs, I went with the custom option. Designing my case was easy and fun. I chose a photo from Pinterest that goes well with my wardrobe and uploaded it to the site.

I’ve been using the case for several weeks, and it’s a fantastic case. Not only does it look sharp and my match my outfits, but it offers excellent protection. It’s constructed of plastic and a hard rubber around the edges which gives it some flexibility. This makes it easy to take on and off.

The Skinit Cargo Case has custom cutouts for the lightning port, speakers, camera, and Ring/Silent switch. It has button covers for the volume buttons and Sleep/Wake button. There is a lip around the edge that comes up over the screen edges so your screen won’t get damaged if you put your phone face down. The edges of the case have some texturizing for extra grip. Yet for all that protection, the case is not overly bulky. The decal is true to color and affixed strongly onto the case.

If I have any complaints about it, it’s only that the design doesn’t cover the entire case. Some of the other designs do have edge-to-edge designs, but the Cargo Case has a substantial amount of either black or white and gray. This gives Skinit a lot of room for branding; the name is imprinted both on the edge of the case and on the back next to the camera. I don’t mind branding on the side, but it’s not my preference to have it on the back as well. But these are small quibbles.

I recommend the Skinit Cargo Case for iPhone 7 without hesitation. If you have a different iPhone model, different tastes, or you want a different kind of case, Skinit has you covered. If you want to protect another device you own, Skinit has you covered too. Personalize your devices in style.

The Cargo Case for iPhone 7 starts at $24.99; if you want to upload a custom design, it will be $5 more. Other cases range from $24.99 up to $39.00. Choose from other iPhone models as well.