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    Review: Incipio Executive OVRMLD Leather Hard Case for Apple iPhone

    Jeremy HorwitzBy Jeremy HorwitzMay 15, 2021 5:21 pm UTC
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    No one would have predicted last year that Incipio would become one of the most aggressive case developers for an Apple product, but that’s what’s happened: the company continues to release iPhone covers at a surprisingly robust pace. Though its latest designs, Executive OVRMLD ($30) and the SILICRYLIC Case for Apple iPhone ($30), continue to exhibit the same oversights in protection and polish we’ve seen in its earlier releases, they’re interesting enough in design that some users may like them anyway.

    Review: Incipio Executive OVRMLD Leather Hard Case for Apple iPhone

    Executive OVRMLD is the more impressive case concept. Incipio has, for the first time we can recall, used a two-piece plastic inner shell as a surface to mount a stitched leather exterior in your choice of six different colors. Red, burnt orange, white, chocolate, black, and pink versions are available, each with a black inner shell, a matching non-detachable rear belt clip nub, and a detachable rear belt clip. The company describes this design as a “leather hard case,” which is appropriate given how comparatively solid the case feels.

     

    Review: Incipio Executive OVRMLD Leather Hard Case for Apple iPhone

    Review: Incipio Executive OVRMLD Leather Hard Case for Apple iPhone

    Review: Incipio Executive OVRMLD Leather Hard Case for Apple iPhone

    As with most iPhone cases we’ve tested, OVRMLD leaves holes for all of iPhone’s top, bottom, side, and front features, as well as its rear-mounted camera, and the case doesn’t interfere with proper performance of any of iPhone’s functions. While the holes are all fine, Incipio’s stitching work leaves a lot to be desired; the thread is always a nice contrasting color with the leather, but also always uneven and a bit cheap-looking. Once again, OVRMLD doesn’t include any sort of face protection, which also puts it a step behind the top cases we’ve tested for the iPhone.

     

    Review: Incipio Executive OVRMLD Leather Hard Case for Apple iPhone

    Review: Incipio Executive OVRMLD Leather Hard Case for Apple iPhone

    Executive OVRMLD’s rear belt clip is pretty good. Though it only ratchets in 45-degree increments, it rotates through a full 360 degrees, and does a fine job of locking into horizontal or vertical mounting positions. Consequently, you can mount your iPhone with OVRMLD on a belt as you prefer; our only wish is that the nub was removable, and thereby capable of making the case thinner for those of us who prefer to pocket or bag our iPhones rather than wearing them.

     

    Review: Incipio Executive OVRMLD Leather Hard Case for Apple iPhone

    To the extent that there’s nothing exactly like OVRMLD out there, and that its $30 asking price is reasonable for a quality, novel case design, we felt that it merited a rating in our B range, but we also struggled with where it belonged on the strength of its execution. Though it was on the edge of a lower rating, we ultimately settled on a flat B. Despite some concerns we had about the ability of its side clips to hold the case firmly together, they worked properly, and the case does make an iPhone look pretty neat if you’re a fan of leather designs. For the price, you can find a number of cases with better polish and clear film face protection, but this is a better case from Incipio than some of the others we’ve seen, and generally recommendable.

    Our Rating

    B
    Recommended

    Company and Price

    Company: Incipio Technologies

    Website: www.MyIncipio.com

    Model: Executive OVRMLD

    Price: $30

    Compatible: iPhone

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    Jeremy Horwitz was the Editor-in-Chief at iLounge. He has written over 5,000 articles and reviews for the website and is one of the most respected members of the Apple media. Horwitz has been following Apple since the release of the original iPod in 2001. He was one of the first reviewers to receive a pre-release unit of the device, and his review helped put iLounge on the map as a go-to source for Apple news.

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