ELEHOLD for Samsung Galaxy A36 5G Case with Slide Cover Protector 360° Rotation Metal Ring Kickstand Impact-Resistant Shockproof Support Magnetic Car Mount Rugged Case ,Rosegold

Looks great on the phone. Snug fit, so it won't wiggle off. All phone buttons accessible, and USB cable fits into USB port without hitting the case (which would restrict how far the cable can be inserted). Has a stand on the back which can be useful to view handsfree the screen. However, the bulge on the back for the stand kept snagging on my belt holster for the phone (which was oversized to accommodate the phone with an armor case). I insert the phone with its front to the back/inside of the holster to protect the screen from outside impact which means the backside of the phone is on the outer inside of the holster, and the bulge for the case stand kept snagging on the outside edge of the holster when sliding into the holster. I could endure the nuisance, but I rarely ever prop up the phone, so losing the stand was a non-issue. I bought another case just like this one without the back stand, and it slid easily into the belt holster for the phone w/case. In addition, the bulge on the back for the stand prevents the phone from laying flat on a table, so the phone wobbles while sitting on a table. If the backside stand is not an issue for wherever your stow your phone, and you don't care about stability while the phone sits on its back on a table, this is a very good armor case. If you do have those issues, there is a version of this armor case without the bulge of a backside stand. This is a 2-part armor case. A soft TPU shell fits around the phone for impact cushioning, and the hard shell fits over the TPU. The fit is tight, so you may have to work on the fit, it doesn't just snap on, but it also isn't going to slip off. Most phones nowadays have permanent batteries, but if you have one with user-replaceable batteries, and you tote one around as a spare instead of lugging around a power bank, you'll find it difficult to remove the case, swap in a charged the battery, and reinstall the case. This does not come with a hardened glass cover over the phone's screen. I've tried those, but they added too much resistance to sliding a finger across the protector, and any screen edge actions became tougher to trigger. The plastic screen protectors have the worse friction, but even the glass screen protectors have more resistance than the glass screen of the phone. Since I carry my phone in a belt holster instead of in a pocket or bouncing around in a bag, I didn't need a screen protector. Keys in your pocket won't scratch the phone's screen. It's the lint in your pocket that contains silica that scratches glass. I thought the camera lens protector was a neat idea, but too many times I'd take a pic only to get a black photo, because I forgot to slide open the lens cover in the armor case. Eventually I gave up using the lens protector. For pocket carry, though, it makes a lot of sense to use it.