iPhone 6S Plus Case, Poetic Revolution [Premium Rugged] Protective Case with [Landscape Stand Feature] [Shock Absorption & Dust Resistant] for Apple iPhone 6 Plus/iPhone 6S Plus (Black/Dark Gray)

Sturdy & strong, this case makes me feel safer while using my iPhone 6s Plus! I can be comfortable in my clumsiness and not worry that my device will shatter upon being accidentally dropped! The only downside is that the clear screen protector (which you won't even know is there) requires a bit more pressure to be exerted when using the new 3D Touch features. Overall, I highly recommend this case - especially for protection against dusty and harsh environments. The order arrived well-packaged and on time.UPDATE:Poetic Phone Case
After having my poetic phone case for a year, I thought it time to say a few things about it:
On a scale of 1-to-10, I would give it an 8!  
The only negatives, to me, include: 
a) sturdiness of the kickstand - unfortunately, the kickstand snapped within a month or so after purchasing it; b) headphone access with kickstand open - a slight nuisance is the limitation of using my iPhone 6s Plus with the kickstand extended when I simultaneously want to use headphones.  The plug to the headphones usually prevents standing your phone upright unless you use it in its landscape position; c) touch sensitivity - while the ability to utilize 3D Touch and other touchscreen functions appears to work fine, there are several apps or functions where the transparent, screen cover inhibits a totally trouble-free operation with the iPhone 6s Plus.  However, when viewing my beautifully unscathed and undamaged screen after a year of brutal use by a clumsy user, it's a rather small price to pay, IMHO!; and d) appearance - this doesn't actually HAVE to be a negative or an issue at all.  However, unless you can trust yourself (unlike me!) to use your phone occasionally without its protective case, like when you're sporting a tux or in considerably formal duds, like a suit & tie, you will be compelled to utilize your phone in formal settings with what appears to be a case more appropriate to a construction site or while camping or doing some other outdoors-related activity.  In addition, the loop on the cover's top, left side which is probably made to attach a safety hook, keychain, or to otherwise fasten or to keep the iPhone safe from loss, is not an attractive item and can even create an obstacle toward use in some types of holsters or cases.  Just sayin.'
All that said, the protection of my iPhone 6s Plus supersedes all of these considerations and any need I may have to satisfy my desire for aesthetics!  The amount of abuse this user wreaks on my iPhone 6s Plus on a daily basis is significant enough to outweigh my need to keep up with the Joneses in terms of my smartphone's appearance!  After all, once stripped of its protective case, I doubt even the shrewdest eye would be able to identify which was a brand new iPhone 6s Plus if mine and an unused one were placed side-by-side! Please click if this was helpful.

A couple of misses:1. Look at the picture and the tether point. If your phone is tethered to something over your head, this won't be an issue. If it's tethered to something you're wearing or carrying, a more likely scenario, your tether has to awkwardly cross the phone and/or your hand while you talk.2. There are no instructions included with the case. While it is fairly self explanatory, other reviewers have struggled with assembly (as did I) and I thought this might help. The case is rugged and you have to manhandle it to get your phone in properly. The screen protector and case arrive assembled. Separate them. Clean your phone's screen, line up the holes and snap the phone into the plastic protector. Try not to touch the screen again. Line up the holes and work the edges into the rubber, exterior skin. That requires some effort but it works. You have to wiggle and stretch the rubber to get it together. You'll know you've done it completely when all the buttons work.The case fits the phone perfectly and all the buttons and connections work. The screen will respond a little differently than what you're used to but it works perfectly and just takes re-getting used to.

I bought this for my wife and aside from the ridiculous waiting period we had to endure (the product should be ready to sell before posting on Amazon for sale, in my opinion) she loves the case. The loop is extra sturdy and she attaches in to her purse with a carabiner clip. The case feels very sturdy and has survived some falls already. The stand in the back has been very handy for her to use while following craft instructions and recipes. It is s metal stand that seems well attached and holds the phone in place very steadily. The main issue with this phone is the screen protector. For the 6s plus there was a gap between the screen and the protector that was big enough to render the phone useless. It would not read the swipe to unlock it. Luckily I was able to pop the screen protector out and I used a ballistic screen protector from tech armor instead. The case is so well built, besides the screen protector issue, that I think it merits 4 stars. It would easily be a five star case if they solved that issue.

I use this case when I bring my 6s+ out hiking or skiing. The case is rugged, rubberized, and grippy. The corner loop on the case means I can attach the phone to my pack or a belt loop using a tether with a carabiner on the end. No more worries about standing over a waterfall or on the edge of cliff and dropping my expensive phone just to get a picture.Because the phone itself is already big, I only put the phone in the case for outdoors events, removing it when I'm back home. The case is stiff, but has held up to the repeated openings and closings with no negative impact that I can see. Ladies, if you sport fashionable nails, you might break one trying to get the phone in or out of this case.Note - this case is rugged, but is not waterproof. That said, the 6s+ is well-sealed and water resistant all on its own, and can survive brief submergence - dig around YouTube for video on this. So, I'm very happy with this case. The case has brought me great peace of mind operating the 6s+ deep in the woods. I have no plans for a waterproof case. The Revolution is all I need.

Fantastic case. Especially the little hangy hook on the corner. Only downside is: obviously, be careful your phone doesn't overheat. The screen protector is not brilliant because it doesn't adhere to the screen, thus desensitising the touch screen. Simple solution is to buy a tempered glass "full screen protector" with the curved edges that fit over the entire screen and then carefully push the plastic film screen protector built into the case out of its mountings; place the phone in the case with the tempered glass screen protector and you have complete protection for your phone. Easily the best case on the market - it's made of hard plastic rather than rubber so it slides into your pocket easily, the hanger on the corner is great if you use a lanyard then you know it can't fall out of your pocket or be pick pocketed. The little stand is great too. 11/10 would recommend at twice the price.

This is a great case if you want something really robust. Very well made and tough. The downside for me is the transparent film that's glued into the case and lays over the iPhone screen. This has a matt finish and is quite thick and rigid. It sits a little off the iPhone screen, so you have to push it down to make contact with the actual screen. It works fine but the matt finish and need to deflect the film down ruins the feel of the iPhone screen and makes swiping an irritating chore rather than the delight it normally is. For maximum protection it's alright but only worth the hassle if you need to use your phone in a really aggresive environment. I managed to remove the transparent film from my case (it's glued in well with a thin line of double-sided tape). I plan to use the case without the film, which will be fine for me. The case is very 'Tonka Toy' and make the iPhone bulky and heavy. I don't mind this but it probably wouldn't suit everyone. All the ports and buttons work well and my normal headphones plug in with no issues. The kick stand is a great idea and works well.

Brought one of these. The only word I can describe it is "impenetrable". Getting your phone into the case is simple but you will have to apply some force to seal it back up again once inside.Perfect for exterior use and for those who are in the construction or building industry.The only downside is, is that for the iPhone 6S Plus being large in its nature, this case will make the phone feel and look larger. you will definitely need to hands to operate it. but if it is strength, reliability, bulk and versatility that you want, then look no further.

This is a real boys case that looks good, is rugged and the best protection possible for all activities. All controls are still accessible and the stand turns it into a convenient monitor for films, TV or games.The screen cover is just like glass and doesn't have to be stuck on. It does reduce the sensitivity of the touch screen in some circumstances but all the other advantages make it insignificant. Great having a lug to clip it on to a belt or strap for 100% secure attachment. I love it.

Seriously beefy case that will probably withstand being run over. I like it but I pulled off the internal plastic screen protector as I found it impossible to type with it. It comes out easily enough.One thing that sucks is now nearly none of my aux cables or headphones will work. Unless you have a super skinny headphone jack, it ain't gonna fit. I shudder to think I might have to buy an adaptor.Great case otherwise.