Better jump on this one while you can, folks. Spigen Canada has their iPhone 6/6s Slim Armor cases on sale on Amazon.ca, ranging from $4.99 to $6.99 (and higher for those not on sale) depending on colour. These qualify for free shipping on orders over $25. If you go through Spigen’s store shipping is free says RFD.
The cheapest Slim Armor (which comes with a built-in kickstand) is the Champagne Gold version for just $4.99, fulfilled by Amazon (meaning Prime eligible).
For the Champagne Gold at $4.99, that works out to 88% off, saving you $35 off their MSRP of $39.99. If you need a cheap iPhone 6/6s case, this is it, plus it comes from a well-respected company like Spigen.
Update: if you go directly through Spigen’s Amazon store you an get free shipping.
Click here to buy your Spigen iPhone 6/6s case before they sell out (deal was posted on RedFlagDeals)!
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