Now I'm going to start this review by saying I don't usually like these kinds of cases on my phones. The reason being, if it gets stolen the thief has your £500 phone, ID, debit and credit cards. I gave it a fair shot anyway.
I'll start with the negatives, apart from what I mentioned above the only downside is the size. This triples your phones thickness. But that could be a positive too in some aspects. Easier to handle and more to hold on to.
Positives are that this case has a really premium feel to it. Soft leather with padding all the way round. It doesn't have that cheap tacky feel that most cases like this do have. There's so much padding to it that it will protect from a fairly substantial fall. The case has loads of room inside for your cards, business cards and other things you desire. The clasp is magnetic so you don't have to struggle with a clip or anything. All case cut outs are precise and there's none of that horrible glare from the flash like a lot of cheaper cases give you.
Although this kind of case isn't my thing for security, it is a perfect case if that doesn't bother you or you're carrying stacks of business cards around. It is solidly made and feels like a £50 case to me. Fantastic value for money.
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The FlexiShield Ultra-Thin case is one of the thinnest cases I've ever seen on a phone, it's hard to feel that there is a case on the phone which is great for me. When I buy a new phone I always need to have a case on it but I can't stand big bulky cases. It's really thin and perfectly clear so the only way you can ever really tell that there's a case on is if you look at the cut outs.
All cut outs for the case are clean, precise and smooth. With some cases you get a slightly sharp edge but not on this one. The case will not protect amazingly with falls but day to day it will do the job perfectly, slight edge so the screen doesn't touch a desk if put face down.
I have one complaint about the case and that is my worry of dirt or something from my pocket getting in between the case and plastic of the G4, due to it being a gel case it would move and potentially scratch the plastic. I haven't seen this yet but I have had to remove lint and dirt on a daily basis.
Overall, if you want a seriously thin case just to protect against light tumbles or scuffs from a desk this is brilliant but I'd look elsewhere for serious protection.
FlexiShield are quickly becoming one of my favourite brands for phone cases, everything is made to a high quality and this case is no exception. It's made from a hard rubber that holds on to the phone securely and makes it feel substantial in your hand. The cut outs on the case are perfect, around the camera and buttons there's a hard black plastic to add ridity around the large cut out. I feel like the micro USB connector is a little too big but it's not a big deal. The case has a really rugged finish to it making it feel secure in the hand which is great if you just get a new phone. The case doesn't add very much bulk to the phone which is great but it feels like it will add a lot of protection if the worse happens. There's a reasonable recess for the screen so you can lay it face down without a worry. It adds a slight bit of weight but the LG G4 is light so it makes it feel more sturdy. I'd say this is a great case for every day use especially if you've just bought the G4 because the textured feel means you can have a better grip of it and less likely to drop it.
Benjamin Lothian 
