Phone Cases and Covers

1. Phone Cases and Covers Let’s face it: Cell phones are here to stay. With such widespread popularity comes a wealth of peripherals: necessary, nice, and not needed. In general, cell phone cases fall into the necessary category as a means of protecting one’s important and somewhat costly investment. Functionally, phone cases are designed to shield a phone in the event it is dropped, and it is a rare person indeed who does not drop their phone at least once or twice each year.

2. Phone Cases and Covers Beyond protection, though, there are other considerations, such as the case’s appearance, design, functionality, construction material, quality, and price. Reviewing these features better

3. Phone Cases and Covers prepares a cell phone owner to make a purchase, confident that he knows just what he wants. Though users can ​shop overseas for a variety of in-person or online outlets, has a wide range of phone cases to meet every need. 1. Durability Although different cell phone makes and models have varying degrees of durability, they all have one thing in common: their owners drop them at one time or another. To protect their investment, a phone case is highly recommended. Depending on the degree of abuse to which the phone is a subjected-for example, a cell phone in a military setting or on a construction job site probably receives more mistreatment than one in an office or home setting-its durability is most likely a factor. Ideally, a phone case lends protection through a silicone or thermoplastic interior; hard plastic or molded rubber exteriors. iPhone cases, not only cushion against cracks and scratches but lend further protection from dust, sand, and water. 2. Design

4. Phone Cases and Covers For the modern business professional, a classic black or metallic case may be the design du jour; touring musicians, on the other hand, probably want a phone case that helps them stand out. Whoever the person, whatever the lifestyle, a perfect phone case awaits. Most phone case manufacturers have a range of styles, from the very basic, such as those made by Shades; to the decked out, like the unique designs that you can find out on iBhejo; and from the plain to the wildly decorated. 3. Functionality Bottom line: If the case does not protect the phone, then it is not performing its function. Of course, many people want the case to do more than just safeguard against their own clumsiness. Some people want a case that is both protective and attractive; others want something that prevents their phone from slipping. The question of docking is a good one, too, as those using charging stations instead of power cords do not want to remove a case each time their phone needs to be charged. A cursory review of phone case options should help a cell phone user determine which features and functions to put on their list.

5. Phone Cases and Covers Remember that functionality may include waterproofing, such as that provided by some OtterBox cases; this is important if the consumer frequently uses the phone outdoors. Despite how tight a fit a phone case seems to have, if the specs do not state that it is waterproof, then it probably is not. Complete waterproofing may not be an option for all phones; in other words, a good case may protect against raindrops or the occasional splash, but it probably does not hold up in a pool of water. 4. Material Construction of a phone case is a primary consideration when it comes to durability and is an important determination in any phone case purchase. Among the many phone case materials-including ABS, leather, metal, and thermoplastic- silicone, such as that used in Case-Mate cases, remains the best known. However, newer construction of thermoplastic and ABS polymer offers advantages that silicone cannot, including greater impact resistance, higher transparency, and lower heat transference, which are offered by ​Empire​​.

6. Phone Cases and Covers 5. Quality While quality is not always easily defined, most people take an “I’ll know it when I see it” approach. However, looks can be deceiving. When it comes to phone case quality, there are more considerations beyond what type of plastic inner layer it has. How durable is the exterior? Is it easy to clean? Does it hold up in the event of drops, dirt, or water, the way some Shades and Griffin cases do? Taking a careful look at the product itself, either physically or using photographs displaying more than one angle, is the place to start. Potential buyers should examine the front and side of the case, taking note of the interior as well. The connecting line is visible from the side of the case; this is where the front and back snap together, encasing the phone. A good rule of thumb when assessing quality is to pay attention to this line; the less visible it is, the higher the quality of the case. 6. Price Although the price is usually a good determinant of the phone case’s quality, this is not always the most important factor. The

7. Phone Cases and Covers key is to find the quality, design, and features desired without overspending. Luckily, thanks to the wealth of products on the market, purchasing even the highest quality phone case does not have to break the bank. Still, it is not worth overpaying when a less expensive model, such as a basic Empire model, does the trick; similarly, it pays to look beyond the cheapest model. After reviewing various phone case buying considerations, cell phone users should be better prepared to find the right product for their needs and budget. 7. Fit Although less common, another consideration in making that final phone case determination is bulkiness. This includes not only the phone’s ability to fit neatly into a pocket or purse but also the ability to dock on a charging station or speaker system. (Some hard-shell cases must be removed before the phone can be docked.) Compatibility with the phone’s functionality also bears thought, as the ideal case does not interfere with the camera, volume button, speaker, or headset jack.

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