In the S22, I was comfortable with the Spigen Liquid Crystal Back, which I changed every 8-12 months when it turned yellow. You can't avoid yellowing, but the Spigen Liquid Crystal was a good case. Unfortunately, the corresponding Spigen Liquid Crystal for the S25 hasn't been released yet (as I write this review) and is listed as coming soon on their site. So, I ordered the transparent Spigen Ultra Hybrid Back for the S25, fearing it might be a bit bulkier than the Liquid Crystal I had on the S22. However, my fears were disproven. The case is quite slim, and for me, there isn't much difference compared to the Liquid Crystal I had on the S22. I'm curious how much slimmer they will make the Liquid Crystal. I will get it when it comes out to try it along with the Liquid Crystal. The Ultra Hybrid, however, is quite slim, fits very well, and protrudes just enough so that you can comfortably place your phone face down and on its back without the cameras or screen (along with tempered glass) touching the surface you place it on. Overall, it seems like a sturdy and quite protective case, considering how slim and discreet it is. I will take away one star because they could have designed the camera area a bit better. I feel that it might collect dust and generally a bit of dirt over time in the gaps between the cameras, but this also has to do with the design of the cameras from Samsung in general.
