Is This Case Too Thin? Mous Super Thin 2.0 iPhone 16 Review

If you think most iPhone cases are too bulky, should you go with a thin case like Mous's Super Thin 2.0? I have two thoughts about this: If you're planning on going with the clear version, don't because it handles like a wet bar of soap and how much do you drop your iPhone?

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Mous Super Thin 2.0 Review

-Nothing really special about this case
-Biggest difference between this case and other thin PC case is the microfiber innards
-The handling on the case isn't great

-Not a lot to this case
-Won't add much bulk to your iPhone
-Thin case that doesn't offer much protection
-iPhone eats the initial impact
-Because of the low deceleration and low decay rate
-Screen (especially with protector) is going to break more often in this case because there is no corner protection for face first drops
-Coating on the case prevents it from sliding around easily
-Oil resistant coating (fancy way of saying soft rubber coating) will scratch
-Below average MagSafe magnet strength
-Rotation of my test Magnet doesn't even register
-No issues accessing iPhone
-Overall access is different (I way weird) because the case extends further than the buttons
-So instead of looking for something that juts out of the case, you're looking for an indentation
-The opposite of what Apple wanted for access to the iPhone
-No issues accessing the screen (with a screen protector) because the case edge is short\
-Expensive for what it is