5:SUPCASE with Tempered Glass. 
4:Dexnor Heavy-Duty Rugged.
3:Temdan Waterproof protector.
2:Oterkin Waterproof Case.
1:i-Blason 9H Tempered Glass.
What to Look for in a Case with Screen Protector
Before we dive into the top 5, it helps to understand what separates a good screen-protector case from the rest.
- Full front coverage (screen protector built in) vs just bumper or bezel protection.
- Clear touch sensitivity: how well the screen protector preserves touch, gestures, Face ID.
- Drop protection: reinforced corners, military-grade ratings, raised bezels so the screen doesn’t hit flat surfaces.
- Usability features: lens protection, camera buttons, MagSafe or wireless charging compatibility, grip, weight.
- Durability vs Comfort: A rugged case often adds bulk or weight; there’s a trade-off.
We only recommend what’s truly worth it—and all picks here are tested for real-world comfort while offering strong screen protection.
Here are the best 5 options, ranked from #5 to #1. For each, I’ll highlight what makes it good, what holds it back, and who it suits best.
#5: SUPCASE with Tempered Glass
What It Offers
- A tempered glass screen protector built in (~0.33 mm thick) that keeps high clarity and preserves touch response.
- Hard back (polycarbonate) + soft edges (TPU), with corner airbags to cushion drops. Drop-tested to about 15 feet.
- Anti-slip textured sides and a built-in kickstand for hands-free viewing.
Strengths & Weaknesses
The pros are excellent front-and-back protection, very clear screen cover that doesn’t kill touch sensitivity, legitimate rugged drops, and useful stand + MagSafe functionality. The cons are the added bulk and weight; it’s less pocket-friendly.
Who It’s For
Choose this if you need solid protection including for the screen, e.g. commuting, outdoor work, kids, or you’re often around rough surfaces. If you prefer something feather-light or invisible, other picks may feel more suitable.
#4: Dexnor Heavy-Duty Rugged
What It Offers
- Dual-layer armor (hard plastic + soft bumper), raised corners, rubberized edges.
- Screen protector options (some frames include PET front guard or allow custom screen film), plus a flip camera cover for lens protection.
- Strong frame features like a kickstand.
Strengths & Weaknesses
The pros are superb drop protection, lens safety, and the versatility of front frame options—so you can choose between more screen protection or more responsiveness. The cons include bulkiness, less sleek feel, and reduced pocket comfort compared to slimmer screen-protected cases.
Who It’s For
Good pick if dropping the phone is a real concern and you want rugged armor + screen protection. If you’re minimalistic, everyday indoor user, this might feel overkill.
#3: Temdan Waterproof Protector
What It Offers
- Fully waterproof design (IP68 style), total sealing against water, snow, dirt, etc.
- Built-in screen protector and camera lens cover; transparent back so your phone’s color shows through.
- Significant drop resistance (approx 16 feet), sturdy build for harsh environments.
Strengths & Weaknesses
The pros are all-weather protection, serious drop safety, full-body guarding including screen and lens, giving reassurance outdoors. The cons are increased bulk, some loss of tactile feedback through the screen protector, and heavier feel in pockets.
Who It’s For
Perfect if your usage involves water (beach, pool, snow), or outdoor adventures. Less ideal for someone who mostly uses indoors or carries phone in tight pockets.
#2: Oterkin Waterproof Case
What It Offers
- IP68-level waterproofing, double-layer shock design, corners reinforced, built-in screen protector (~0.33 mm), raised bezels around screen and camera.
- Maintains good MagSafe / wireless charging compatibility, with minimal power loss.
- Designed to hold drop impacts from about 15 feet.
Strengths & Weaknesses
The pros are excellent all-around defense: water, drops, lens, screen – you get peace of mind. Raised lips help protect screen from flat falls. The cons are extra weight, a thicker profile, and maybe less “bare glass” feel.
Who It’s For
If you want worry-free protection from both liquid damage and drops, this is likely one of the best. If style, slimness and lightweight are your main priorities, this may feel too hefty.
#1: i-Blason 9H Tempered Glass
What It Offers
- Built-in 9H tempered glass screen protector, which is among the highest hardness for glass screen covers; preserves touch sensitivity and looks crisp.
- Military-grade drop protection, with full-body design, reinforced corners / airbags.
- Strong N52 magnet for MagSafe accessories; camera stand / camera-button enhancements on some versions.
Strengths & Weaknesses
The pros are superb clarity, excellent screen protection (both scratch & crack resistance), high drop resilience, and useful features (MagSafe, camera stand/button). The cons include bulk and weight; screen protector adds a layer that some users may feel a little less natural than bare screen.
Who It’s For
For anyone who wants the most screen protection possible—especially if you dread scratches or screen damage more than bulk. If you often drop your phone or work in challenging settings. If you want minimal everyday elegance rather than armor, perhaps go for #4 or #5.
Side-by-Side Comparison
Here’s a quick summary table to help see how they match up:
| Case | Screen Protector Type | Drop Height / Armor | Weight / Bulk | Extra Features |
| SUPCASE with Tempered Glass | Tempered glass built-in (~0.33 mm) | ~15 ft + corner reinforcements | High bulk, heavier | Kickstand, textured grip, MagSafe |
| Dexnor Heavy-Duty Rugged | PET or optional front frames + screen frames | Strong drop-armor, flip camera cover | Bulky, thicker than lighter ones | Kickstand, lens guard |
| Temdan Waterproof | Full screen protector + lens cover | ~16 ft, IP-rated seal | Bulky, heavier | Clear back, waterproof ingress protection |
| Oterkin Waterproof | Built-in glass screen protector (~0.33 mm) | 15-ft drops + water resistance | Thick, feels rugged | Raised bezels, MagSafe adherence, waterproof design |
| i-Blason 9H Tempered Glass | High hardness glass (9H) built in | Very high drop protection | Bulky but “worth it” for screen lovers | MagSafe magnet strength, camera stand/button |
How to Choose the Right One for You
Here are questions to ask yourself when choosing:
- Do you often expose your phone to water or elements? If yes, waterproof models (#2, #3) are more valuable.
- How often do you drop your phone? Many drops or rough terrain → more rugged protection (#1, #5).
- Is screen clarity & touch feel super important? If yes, glass screen protectors (like in #5 and #1) or high-quality fronts matter.
- Will bulk bother you? If you keep the phone in pocket or tight spaces often, slimmer screen-protected cases may be more comfortable (#5 or lighter waterproof).
Final Thoughts: Which One Should You Buy?
If I were you and had to pick one all-purpose winner from these five, I’d go with i-Blason 9H Tempered Glass. Why? Because it offers top-tier screen protection (the 9H glass), plus very strong drop resilience and extras like MagSafe support and reinforced corners. It gives you the best combination of safety + screen clarity.
If your need is more specific—say you swim or ski a lot—Oterkin Waterproof or Temdan Waterproof might serve you better. For something with a screen protector but slightly less bulk, SUPCASE delivers very well.