Loopy CasesReviews of loopycases.com

I have purchased Loopy cases since 2020, I've had many different devices bought them for my family also so I would say over the past years about 38-50 orders. That is including loops, cases, accessories. I didn't just buy 50 cases at once, this is over the years with different loopy products. Absolutely love the way their camera lens protectors look, they don't last but for a few months though. They say it's sapphire no way, scratches and cracks very easy. With the cases it's very frustrating putting it in any kind of phone holder, you have to take the case off to wirely charge the phone. The special holiday loops the graphics will rub off, so they don't last long none of the products do. They are cute though.

First time ordering from Loopy. I'm in the UK. Fell in love with the black Abalone case for my S23 Plus. Very glad to have ordered a dark case, given the poor reviews I'm seeing on the discolouration of the light coloured cases. I doubt I'll have that issue with mine. However, for the cost of these, I just don't think they're worth it. I'm not going it bother returning after finding out the return postage amount and that it'll be deducted from my refund. It's just not worth the effort. But I'm a phone case addict so I know a lot about a lot of cases! I have many from Casetify, Velvet Caviar, Burga, Brindly, Dipsoda, Harper & Blake and The Dairy. Of all these, Loopy are by far the most flimsy despite being close in price range to Casetify. Before putting the case on my phone, it appeared to be warped. Unsure if this was in transit or if they're all like this but regardless, putting the case on the phone stretched out any warping so it had no effect on the use of the case but it certainly gave it a cheap feel when I've paid in excess of £50 for it. The loop part was relatively easy to adjust. Feels very tight but I guess it has to be. The design of the case is stunning, that element I cannot fault. But if I wanted this case to guarantee my phone was protected, I wouldn't be relying on it. The bumper around the edge is very flimsy compared to all my other cases. I wouldn't trust it if I dropped it on hard ground. The back of the case feels a bit cheap too as it obviously doesn't lay completely flat owing to the ends of the loop being inside the back of the case. It also goes without saying that wireless charging is pretty much impossible regardless of all the faffing about they say you can do on their site. So if you rely on this all the time then this is going to be problematic. You also need to lie your phone screen down all the time as the loop means it won't lie flat on its back. For those of us with Samsung phones who are used to the Always On display and being able to glance at our phone and see notifications, laying the phone face down doesn't feel natural. I don't want to have to pick my phone up to look at the screen every time I get a notification. Overall, I don't really recommend these cases for the price. I will keep mine but only to use for any times when I know the loop and being able to use it one-handed will come in useful. I do quite a lot of outdoor hikes with my dog so I'm sure it'll come in handy then. But it won't be an everyday case. I have a stand on my work desk which is also a wireless charger to keep my phone charged whilst it's just sat there - this case means that wouldn't be possible. So a daily workhorse case this is never going to be for me. I wish the company would do standard cases with the same design but minus the loop. For me at least, the advantages of the loop are outweighed by the disadvantages and reduction in overall functionality. I'm not clumsy and I've never dropped or smashed a phone in my life so the safety element of the loop isn't really that important for me. If they ever release cases without the loop in the future then I'm sure I'd buy more as the designs are cute, but ultimately no more cute than what you can get from Velvet Caviar. In fact, some are so similar I'm inclined to suspect one is taking inspiration from the other but unsure who was first with some of these designs!