The Commuter on the other hand relies on a textured grip around the edges of the case and your phone. The grip further cements the idea that the Otterbox Commuter is more suited to everyday use as opposed to heavy-duty grip and protection. Out of the two cases, I would say this is an area where the Defender is ahead because it offers a good grip throughout the whole Otterbox case whereas with the Commuter it is confined to the sides. When you are in the market for a phone case to use when on an outdoor pursuit, protection is really the main feature that you need.
Much in the same way that a watch needs to be sturdy and stand up to the elements, a phone case needs to provide protection to your Smartphone. Overall the Defender series offers a higher level of protection than the Commuter. This is down to its 3 layers of protection it provides — a hard inner shell which also has a thin phone pad which helps protect the back of your phone, a synthetic rubber outer layer and on some models, there is also a built-in glass screen protector too. Although in the newer versions you can use different screen protections with the Otterbox Defender.
I would feel much more comfortable dropping my phone against a hard rock or solid ground with the Defender. A phone case needs to protect your device but it also needs to ensure that your device is still functional too. While the Defender is thicker, you can still use all the functions on the device with ease.
You can find both models available for a wide range of smartphones such as iPhone and Samsung Galaxy Galaxy note, etc… amongst others.
Fitting both the Otterbox Defender and the Commuter is a fairly straightforward process and you will get instructions that help you to put it on.
You can easily find a wide range of online videos that will show you the process as well. The Otterbox Commuter series is a bit easier to get onto your Smartphone or iPhone as it only has two layers of protection whereas the Otterbox Defender has three layers so it is a little trickier.
The cost of each phone case can depend on the type of phone you are buying it for. The Otterbox Commuter series is in general a bit cheaper than the Defender phone case so if you are really on a budget you can still get good protection for your Smartphone and save a few bucks in the process.
The Beasjoy iPhone Case is one massive upside to the cases from Beasyjoy and one massive downside as well. Like the Defender and Commuter from Otterbox, these phone cases provide a high level of protection and they are designed to safeguard your phone against drops in any situation but especially in outdoor pursuits.
Unlike Otterbox, these phone cases are waterproof which is a big bonus. They are a certified waterproof case for 10 feet or 2 hours — you can also take photos underwater with this case on too which is pretty cool.
The downside to the Beasyjoy phone cases is that they are only available for iPhones. Not bad if you have anything from the iPhone 6 and above but not great if you have a Samsung or a Pixel. Still, for iPhone users, they are a very good alternative to the Otterbox models. Protect your phone from water or rain, perfect for underwater, swimming, or daily use. Fully-sealed cover stop any dirty and dust into your iPhone7, if the case dirty, you can washing it directly by water.
With various layers of protection that will help protect your phone against drops and bumps, it also comes with a belt holster that you can use. Both have the same features except the belt clip. Does it worth the money? This time we will cover both cases plus and minus sides, usability and more. From the title, the defender series is tougher than Commuter.
But why? What makes the difference? Both are made from Synthetic rubber and Polycarbonate shell, both block the port covers.
The main difference is that the defender uses the rubber on the outside and the Commuter on the inside. Defender will protect your device better in our opinion since the outside rubber will directly absorb any shock from impact in any direction. This is where Defender come in handy to put the rubber side outside. In our opinion, the Defender surely defeats Commuter. Now we will describe why not to choose defender. The only thing that causing an issue for us is to put it in our pocket. Does it matter?
On the other hand, The commuter is better due to the plastic side on the outside. Slide in and out with ease and pocket ready. What about screen protectors? To be honest, the defender series is very bad at it. But which OtterBox case is right for you?
Verizon offers multiple lines of OtterBox cases, each designed for different uses. Consider asking yourself the questions below to help find the right OtterBox series case for your lifestyle and needs:. The silicone interior and polycarbonate exterior guard against drops, bumps and shock. The Commuter case also includes a self-adhesive display protector to prevent scratches as well as port covers to keep out dust and debris. This slimmer case is made for carrying your device in a bag or for sliding easily in and out of your pocket.
The ultra-thin, one-piece design withstands drops and features raised edges to help keep your touchscreen safe. The compact, portable charger has foldable prongs to fit neatly in a pocket or purse. It's drop-tested and wrapped in a tough exterior for ultra durability. Are you an Apple iPhone 12 user?
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