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Bumper case

Does anyone have this case?
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Seen it on eBay and it looks awesome! But I'm confused about the accessibility of the hardware buttons (volume and power)
If anyone has this case please explain..
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See this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1646592
and this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1513620
I just ordered a silver one from a member here, apparently they cause signal issues on the Verizon models. Also the buttons have rubber bits that extend through the case. It apparently adds quite a bit of bulk so my intention was to use it on days when I need a more rugged bumper, and to use the cheap tpu bumper available here when I care for a slimmer profile http://www.focalprice.com/MS0167W/TPU_Protective_Frame_for_Samsung_I9250_Galaxy_Nexus_White.html
Hope that helps!

I have the GSM Galaxy Nexus and currently have these two covers.
The one on the left is only .2 mm thick and although provides no protection, it feels awesome on the hand. The one on the right is okay I guess but I want something that protects the corners of the phone because I dropped it once already.
But I'm really interested in that bumper case.. just wondering if its worth the price.
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Rock Quicksand hardcase

I just want to show you guys few pics with my new hardcase Quicksnad from Rock. I bought this on Ebay for 10 pounds. It's high quality, scratch resistant, giving you a very good grip, protecting your lens and back of SGS3. I did check few of hard cases, but this one is defo the best for me.
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Thanks, I was convinced that the sgs3 didn't need a case but after seeing this, it doesn't look half bad. I might just get one.

I bought one too, and I really like the feel. However it does not fit my phone, one corner appears to be too short to go over the phone at that point and slips out. Poor QC

I've bought it too. Hope it will fit in a yomix pouch: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0076I5JS2

Nope, it doesn't fit in the Yomix. But the ROCK Quicksand fits perfekt on my S3 so I don't a Yomix.

Might have to look into this one not terrible looking
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Not bad at all, doesn't add too much bulk either.

Looks pretty cool, i like the texture on it
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Do cases interfere with NFC?

If they can, what are some good cases that don't interfere?
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don't get full metal cases. or battery backing. for the most part it'll kill NFC or severely impair it.
plastic, silicone, etc should be ok.

I have the Griffin Survivor which is one of the bigger cases, a combo of hard polycarbonate plastic and thick silicone rubber.
NFC work just fine. As said above the full metal cases / battery covers usually effect it.
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plastic cases don't interfere with NFC.

I have the uag and the seidio surface and neither interfere with it.
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No problems with any of my cases. Otter box type and plastic cases. Haven't used any metal ones though.
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I have the Urban Armor Gear case and NFC works fine.

Cool. Thanks guys.
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Ballistic Style Case for Cheap!

Bought this one off of eBay for $4.25 shipped. They have numerous colors and they usually go for about what I paid at auction via bid, buy it now for a few more dollars. Search "dual layer hybrid case s3" and you'll find them. Figured I'd give everyone a heads up who like the ballistic style cases because for the price you can't go wrong.
Now to my review... Fits surprisingly well, conforms to the phone tight. Buttons all line up fine, only negative is I had to trim a small amount around the charge port in order to get the charger to fit as snug as stock. As far as protection it looks as if it will do very well. Thick bumpers to protect the edges and a plastic hard case to protect the sides & rear. This case also feels way lighter and makes the phone feel much smaller than my otterbox defender did. Pretty happy with the case for the cost! Anyways here's a few pics.
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Nagebee vs Ringke onyx case.

I have both cases in hand.
Nagebee is really bulky! Twice the thickness of the Ringke. Nagebee has a super deep finger print hole, it's like sinking your finger into a deep well,very uncomfortable. The Nagebee is also slippery even though it has a texture on the outside edges. The case is basically garbage in my opinion.
I like the Ringke case for now, very slim but I will be on the look out for more cases to be released that have a bit more rubber and shock absorption to them.
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There's actually another thread for cases(where I posted pics of both with the phone in them) but I'll add that I have both these cases as well. And today was my first full day using the ringke case and loved it. Best case I've ever used.
Yes the nagebee is bulky but it'll protect your phone in case of a fall or something and that's the point of it basically. Im going to use the nagebee during my work days and the other one on the weekends.
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I have the nagebee too, but I haven't been able to take it apart to put the phone in it. Plus without a tempered glass I will stick to the defender.
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