Smartphone case
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I would like to, but I use a dock both in the house, and in the car. Unfortunately, even with the adapter taken out of the docks, my phone still wont fit with a case or skin on it.
It's a Droid Bionic, if that matters.
It's a Droid Bionic, if that matters.
When I have smart phones (usually torture test units not actually connected to att) I like to have a case, but the phones just get thrown away when I give them back anyway. I might upgrade to a smartphone this summer and I will defiantly buy a case for it and that liquid armor screen protector (much easier to apply)
I use an Otter Box case for my iphone, but it will be the last one. The double protection design concept is good, but there are some caveats. Once the plastic window gets a bit worn from use, it takes away from one of the great assets of the phone, it's display. When the original holster broke, I called and they sent me a complete replacement, not just the holster. But lo and behold, that one broke too because it is just a poor design with cheap plastic, and no real spring to hold it's form. Probably the reason they're so willing to replace it without hassle.
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Always! Especially after Sprint told me that my Blackberry had moisture damage from "your hands getting hot, sweat slowly seeping into the phone and causing the internal components to seize" a.k.a my keypad stopped working. Apparently the best cases have silicon around the edges with hard plastic/high density foam on the back/corners. That blocks out moisture and has shock absorption properties. I also use the screen protectors.
um...definitely. I drop my phone way too much and my photon is way to nice/awesome to not have a case. given that the screen is gorilla glass, I didnt really need a case that covered EVERYTHING, so i went with the OtterBox commuter. I've had it since I got the phone in December, and it is starting to show some wear. I do drop it every once and a while, and i use my phone ALOT, so it is all expected normal wear and tear for me.
not a case, but rather a holster. My Driod snaps into the holster whenever I need it, its right there.
A case is a bit of a PITA to me.
A case is a bit of a PITA to me.