Razer Arctech Slim Mercury Case for iPhone 11

I know with most "Gamer" orientated accessories, they tend to be made with poor quality materials, but this is the exact opposite.The material used for the case, is solid, yet very soft to touch. It's not like a rubbery silicone, its sort of like what an Xbox Elite Controller face feels like, hard to explain, but its very nice. The cutout has a plastic insert around the edge and feels solid and wont fall out. Even the Razer logo on this THS edition, I assumed might be a sticker or glued to the case, but its stamped in, and is a glossy plastic logo so it shines when the device is turned into the light.I got this for 28 quid, and it's 44.99 on Razers site. I defo think its worth around 30 quid, especially knowing that it's solid and will protect your £1000 iPhone 11 Pro.

I will come to the point straight. I have read in a few websites about this particular case for iPhones and I was immediately impressed. I had a very good impression about Razer as a gaming hardware company. I immediately bought this case without any second thought.But unfortunately, this case is very poorly designed or built. Let me make it clear that I have no problems with the case fitting the phone. It fits my phone perfectly. But the soft touch layer on the back of the case started to peel off within a week of purchase. I always keep the phone in my jeans pocket when I walk. Other than that I don't use the phone carelessly at all.Frankly speaking, I am quite disappointed. I will never recommend this case to anyone for sure.

Originally had the slim case in white which was a solid gloss finish but being white after 12+ months it looked grubby and showed every mark up, decided to renew to the full cover case and in black to hide the dirt. Suffice to say it looks good out of the packet but the soft touch finish is scratched off so easily. This case is only a few months old and looks in far worse condition than the white case I had on prior. Coverage is good and the lip protecting the screen is plenty big enough to about damage when dropped.And don’t believe the hype about “cooling” my iPhone 11 Pro Max is baking hot inside after playing a game and the case is hardly warm outside.

Really slippery case, and has sharp edges. Does not compare well to the black pro version of this case which is excellent.While the razer case range is really nice, the white version is not matte and is made with a smooth hard plastic.It fits the iPhone well, and it certainly feels protected. But the THS versions of the range while being the top tier, just does not match the pro level - in my opinion.Buttons are the same as the pro version, nice and clicky, and access to the chagrin port is fine. Works perfectly fine on Qi chargers, and seems to do its job of keeping the phone cool.Personally I’d not recommend the white THS Pro version of the case, get the black Pro version instead - it’s much better.

This is a great looking case. Made out of very durable and quality materials.I like the green colour around the camera cut-out and in the perforations on the back of the case.Having read the blurb regarding the "Thermaphene Performance Layer" I was sceptical that it would dissipate heat well.I am glad to say I was proved wrong. My phone is normally plugged in and charging in an in-car cradle when driving, as well as using wireless charging while at home. Both normally will cause the phone to heat up with other cases and become noticeably warm (some times very warm). With this case there is a difference, it will still warm up, but it is noticeably cooler to the touch when compared, so the thermal layer does do something.I don not think you would go wrong with this case on your phone if you are considering it.