I'll make sure to post here once I get the case. That TUDIA case doesn't ship to where I'm at, so it's not an option for me. But out of curiosity, how's the grip and one-handed use? A good test of that is holding it in one hand almost vertically without using any fingers (usually the pinky finger) to support the bottom, while still using the phone comfortably with only one hand (usually using thumb to press and swipe) without fear of it slipping out. The Spigen Crystal Clear case has absolutely no problem with that (but has its own set of cons, see here:
http://forums.androidcentral.com/sa...h-hard-phone-find-good-cases.html#post5197851). Perhaps for a case to be grippy like that, it tends to be a fingerprint/dust magnet? Hopefully this Cruzerlite case with that grippy android logo can be the exception.
The Spigen Rugged Armor is a classic example of a case that has quite poor one-handed use. If your hands/fingers are really sweaty all the time, then maybe it wouldn't be too bad, but it becomes quite uncomfortable if your hands/fingers are dry. This guy has it spot on with his review, except interestingly, despite it being so slippery in the hand, I don't find the case to slip around easily on most surfaces:
Spigen Rugged Armor Review - Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge Cases - Mobile Reviews Eh
I mean, you could just make sure you hold the phone as horizontally as possible when using it one-handed, but that's a restriction that I don't like when enjoying a flagship phone like this. In fact, I find there's more grip on the phone naked!
Here's a good review of the Cruzerlite case by the way:
https://techbuzzireland.com/2016/04...ied-a2-case-for-samsung-galaxy-s7-cruzerlite/
Another video review here of the S7 edge version, but you'd think it's nearly identical for the S7 version (apart from more lip on the sides):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Te3BVO6ZrXo