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Straight fwrd. Looking for full coverage and at amazon,[is more recommended ]
I want to check some stuff before buying my note.
Links? Thanks!
I ordered one for the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 from Amazon and it should arrive today. I couldn't get an answer as to whether it would fit so I decided to take the chance. It's only a few bucks anyways.
I'll report back later on the fit.
I'm not sure what you mean by full coverage, but I sent a recommendation to DecalGirl to make a full skin for the back as well.
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I ordered one for the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 from Amazon and it should arrive today. I couldn't get an answer as to whether it would fit so I decided to take the chance. It's only a few bucks anyways.
I'll report back later on the fit.
I'm not sure what you mean by full coverage, but I sent a recommendation to DecalGirl to make a full skin for the back as well.
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Full fit i mean not just the screen but full end to end..get it? lol >.<
The Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 rooCASE screen protector I ordered fits perfectly including the cutout for the camera. There isn't a cutout for what I believe is the ambient sensor though.
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I went to feel my phone protection is fairly
I wonder what will S Pen do to screen protectors. I managed to ruin one with Adonit Jot stylus on Transformer (many, many scratches) and S Pen has much sharper ending.
Magnesus said:
I wonder what will S Pen do to screen protectors. I managed to ruin one with Adonit Jot stylus on Transformer (many, many scratches) and S Pen has much sharper ending.
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Eventually you will have to replace the screen protector. There are two schools of thought on this:
1. Buy really cheap screen protectors and replace them often,
2.Buy decent screen protector and you won't have to replace them too often.
I use photodon MXH, which are an "HD anti-glare" they provide some glare and fingerprint reduction, without sacrificing too much screen clarity. Everyone has a different opinion on which type to get (clear or matte), but my personal preference is the matte. I have had a Photodon MXH on my Cintiq for about a year and there are minimal scratches. So minimal that I don't notice. l'll be ordering a couple for the Galaxy note this weekend.
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Just curious on why you want a screen protector for the Note 10.1. Is it scratch protection, glare reduction etc.
I've given up on screen protectors myself on all of my devices since gorilla glass and with the s-pen on the note 10.1 I would have thought a screen protector would impact the writing.
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con_oner said:
Just curious on why you want a screen protector for the Note 10.1. Is it scratch protection, glare reduction etc.
I've given up on screen protectors myself on all of my devices since gorilla glass and with the s-pen on the note 10.1 I would have thought a screen protector would impact the writing.
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I know, but i have a little brother and am install some educational apps for home, he need some pushing, and I know what you mean. But i rather be protected than having to to pay child support! [^-^] (Hhaahhahhah) So you get me?
con_oner said:
Just curious on why you want a screen protector for the Note 10.1. Is it scratch protection, glare reduction etc.
I've given up on screen protectors myself on all of my devices since gorilla glass and with the s-pen on the note 10.1 I would have thought a screen protector would impact the writing.
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I would agree to the fact that gorilla glass is supposed to be immune to scratches but I wouldn't bet my note on that and be left without it for it to get fixed. Hence a nice protector is not a bad idea IMO.
I ordered one along with a simple case I found on ebay. As I am in the uk I wont have it until the 3d of september so k can't report back just yet
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cmunho said:
Eventually you will have to replace the screen protector. There are two schools of thought on this:
1. Buy really cheap screen protectors and replace them often,
2.Buy decent screen protector and you won't have to replace them too often.
I use photodon MXH, which are an "HD anti-glare" they provide some glare and fingerprint reduction, without sacrificing too much screen clarity. Everyone has a different opinion on which type to get (clear or matte), but my personal preference is the matte. I have had a Photodon MXH on my Cintiq for about a year and there are minimal scratches. So minimal that I don't notice. l'll be ordering a couple for the Galaxy note this weekend.
Sent from my Galaxy Note 10.1
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I would second Photodon screen protectors. I use it on my Lenovo X220T which also uses Wacom stylus and can confirm that it does note interfere with the stylus and is incredibly resilient. Photodon is also a pleasure to do business with and has excellent customer service.
Zagg is no good
I bought a zagg protector at best buy with the tablet.
Had to remove it because it was almost impossible to use the pen for drawing.
I have it on my phone and nexus 7, but for this particular tablet I can't recommend it.
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I bought a zagg protector at best buy with the tablet.
Had to remove it because it was almost impossible to use the pen for drawing.
I have it on my phone and nexus 7, but for this particular tablet I can't recommend it.
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Yes it is. If Best Buy had decent product knowledge they would know that the zagg sp won't work. Honestly, Zagg should know better too, but they are just out to make a buck.
I hope for your sake you returned it. If not you should because it really won't work with the pen.
It should also be noted that the Wrapsol and BestSkinsEver won't work either. Stick with the "hard" plastic dry install screen protectors. So far I'm having good luck with the matte rooCASE screen protector I got from amazon. I may wait on ordering the photodon.
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Yes it is. If Best Buy had decent product knowledge they would know that the zagg sp won't work. Honestly, Zagg should know better too, but they are just out to make a buck.
I hope for your sake you returned it. If not you should because it really won't work with the pen.
It should also be noted that the Wrapsol and BestSkinsEver won't work either. Stick with the "hard" plastic dry install screen protectors. So far I'm having good luck with the matte rooCASE screen protector I got from amazon. I may wait on ordering the photodon.
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Could you please post the link for it?
I'm having a hard time finding it in amazon.
You think I should be able to return it?
I think is going to be a great headache trying to explain why it doesn't work...
You said it yourself they have no knowledge about the product.
I bought these Saturday, they will be here this week-
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008MPVVPS/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00
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californiarailroader said:
I bought these Saturday, they will be here this week-
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008MPVVPS/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00
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Thanks, just placed my order.
Let me know how it goes with the installation...
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Could you please post the link for it?
I'm having a hard time finding it in amazon.
You think I should be able to return it?
I think is going to be a great headache trying to explain why it doesn't work...
You said it yourself they have no knowledge about the product.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0081K6Q0Y/ref=mp_s_a_4?pi=75x75&qid=1345472335&sr=8-4
These are the screen protectors I ordered. Install was easy enough, but I'm experienced at it. The fit is perfect.
I would attempt to return the zagg. Talk to a manager and show them how the pen sticks to it. Its not functional. If that fails, I would contact BB corporate and put a call into Zagg. But that's me. I hate wasting money. Like lighting fire to 30 dollars.
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Thanks, just placed my order.
Let me know how it goes with the installation...
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Sure thing!
So I contacted Photodon and they gave me the dimensions for their screen protector.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (#5832-01) is cut to 242.5 x 170.5mm (9.5 x 6.7”); 5/16” corner radius; camera location 130mm from left and down 11mm.
Screens diagonally less than 17” - We normally subtract 1/2mm from each dimension to make installation a little easier, so please indicate if you like your film cut “exactly” to the measurements that you specify.
Can somone confirm that this is the same as the note 10.1?
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So I contacted Photodon and they gave me the dimensions for their screen protector.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (#5832-01) is cut to 242.5 x 170.5mm (9.5 x 6.7”); 5/16” corner radius; camera location 130mm from left and down 11mm.
Screens diagonally less than 17” - We normally subtract 1/2mm from each dimension to make installation a little easier, so please indicate if you like your film cut “exactly” to the measurements that you specify.
Can somone confirm that this is the same as the note 10.1?
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Based on those measurements the screen protector will be a good fit with the note. The only thing that jumped out is the camera hole is 11mm to the bottom of the hole, not center so I'm not sure where they measure to. The corner radius looks correct too.
I ordered a screen protector for a Galaxy Tab 2 from amazon, just so I would have something quickly and it fits the Note perfectly. I like the Photodon stuff too, but this one I ordered is pretty good so far. I'll eventually grab a Photodon though. I ordered a decalgirl backing skin last night, but I know that's not going to fit perfectly, but it will provide good scratch protection the the back plastic since I don't use a case.
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Have been doing research online for a screen protector that provides a "paperlike" resistance and sound when writing. I personally find writing on a slippery surface difficult.
I discoverer the WriteShield brand which supposedly does exactly that - give you a paper-like feel.
However, from what I can see they only have it for the Tab 10.1:
http://www.amazon.com/WriteSHIELD®-...stal-CLEAR/dp/B0055T0N5S/ref=reg_hu-rd_dp_img
My question is, is the glass surface area on the Note 10.1 different in size and shape from the Tab 10.1? I know the shell size is different but I am referring only to the glass area.
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Have been doing research online for a screen protector that provides a "paperlike" resistance and sound when writing. I personally find writing on a slippery surface difficult.
I discoverer the WriteShield brand which supposedly does exactly that - give you a paper-like feel.
However, from what I can see they only have it for the Tab 10.1:
http://www.amazon.com/WriteSHIELD®-...stal-CLEAR/dp/B0055T0N5S/ref=reg_hu-rd_dp_img
My question is, is the glass surface area on the Note 10.1 different in size and shape from the Tab 10.1? I know the shell size is different but I am referring only to the glass area.
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I wonder if it consumes the tip of the pen more quickly
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Have been doing research online for a screen protector that provides a "paperlike" resistance and sound when writing. I personally find writing on a slippery surface difficult.
I discoverer the WriteShield brand which supposedly does exactly that - give you a paper-like feel.
However, from what I can see they only have it for the Tab 10.1:
http://www.amazon.com/WriteSHIELD®-...stal-CLEAR/dp/B0055T0N5S/ref=reg_hu-rd_dp_img
My question is, is the glass surface area on the Note 10.1 different in size and shape from the Tab 10.1? I know the shell size is different but I am referring only to the glass area.
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I know the tab 2 is the same, but not sure about the original tab.
I have a writeshield on my Asus ep121 and it feels exactly the same as my MXH Photodon, which feels the same as the rooCase screen protector I have too.
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I wonder if it consumes the tip of the pen more quickly
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Any matte protector will wear the tip faster.
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So do all those brands you mentioned provide a paperlike resistance or is it basically the same scratchiness one gets from any matte protector?
I would ideally prefer a non-matte protector as i like a bright clear screen. I wonder if anyone makes a crysgal clear screen with a paper feel? I was under the impression the WriteShield clear version offered the same papery resistance. No?
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So do all those brands you mentioned provide a paperlike resistance or is it basically the same scratchiness one gets from any matte protector?
I would ideally prefer a non-matte protector as i like a bright clear screen. I wonder if anyone makes a crysgal clear screen with a paper feel? I was under the impression the WriteShield clear version offered the same papery resistance. No?
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They are ok. Mind you, a paper like feel is only accomplished when a pen gauges a surface causing deep crevices. You might not want this
Joking aside, you get the idea. These screen protectors do scratch themselves, and it's sort of a mixed bag. I have a very nice Photodon on a couple of my tablets. I really don't notice much difference. I just put those on plastic surfaces to avoid scratches, not to improve slipperiness.
I'm really not sure about a few things regarding this. I have felt nibs that do make a difference (although probably slight) but I'm not sure if these could actually pick up more particles, and in so doing cause scratches. Don't know, and that's the beauty of screen protectors; you don't have to worry.
I think i'll just use the supplied pen. Samsung brags about it's 'rounded surface', and how it will not scratch. This may be the case.
I think UltraCrystal by Spigen/Steinhil is hands down the best. can't tell it is on there and very durable. So we can confirm that the screen for the tab 2 10.1 is the same as the note?
Just want to know from you guys experience.
Who makes the best cases/covers/shells for samsung?
And if any of you are using cases/shells/covers, which are you using? Would you recomend?
What are your experiences?
I'm not really a fan of the flipcases
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If you are on a high budget, you could look at the Impact-absorbing Tech21 cases.
Those are of high build quality.
I recently got a casemate tough case for my sgs4 mini and I am very pleased with it, both handling-wise and in terms of general ruggedness.
Did anyone get a screen protector? I loved the exim ultraprotect on my old nokia, but the s4 mini is my first phone with a capacitive touch screen and I am unsure if a screen protector will hurt its responsiveness.
I got a screen protector applied the moment I unpackaged my phone at the shop. They applied a Screenguard branded clear (non-matte) screen protector and responsiveness hasn't been an issue in the 4 weeks I've had the phone.
This screen protector ($4) is a fingerprint magnet though, but it has perfect cut-outs for the light, proximity sensors and front - facing camera as well as the home button.
Case
I just bought a Belkin case named "Grip Sheer Matte" in a blackish-brownish transparent tone for the black S4m (ha! SAM!).
It was 12€ in an electronics store here in .de but you can probably get it cheaper online (see link).
I like the soft and smooth feel. The case fits quite good and protects the back and all edges. The ports and buttons are accessible and the holes on the back for camera and speaker are in the right places.
Cheers,
CS
I bought the original Samsung Flip Cover with view... I think its the best but it was not cheap.
Just got a Samsung Flip Cover without view (which replaces the back cover). After using a ROCK flip case, a MERCURY Fancy Diary flip case and a simple metallic-red non-flip case, the Samsung Flip Cover seems to do its job best. The cover is heavy enough to hold itself down when the phone is facing up, and folds behind nicely such that it is comfortable to hold.
What's the point of having such a small metal bumper? In case of a drop it won't absorb any energy ...
Its probably to protect the original metal rim against scratches and bumps. Good for maintaining the resale value! (The screen protector will protect the front, and the back cover is replaceable)
damn.. i want those pretty and sturdy cases from otterbox, uag, spigen etc
Does the S-View cover also protect the edges?
After almost 2 months I notice that I already have a couple of bumps right on the edge of the screen. I don't want to buy a thick shell since I bought the Mini exactly because of the sleaziness and the S-view looks quite nice..
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Does the S-View cover also protect the edges?
After almost 2 months I notice that I already have a couple of bumps right on the edge of the screen. I don't want to buy a thick shell since I bought the Mini exactly because of the sleaziness and the S-view looks quite nice..
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No. The S-View cover replaces your back cover of the phone. Thus it only protects the back. The sides are exposed except for the left side of the phone where the cover flips over the phone.
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No. The S-View cover replaces your back cover of the phone. Thus it only protects the back. The sides are exposed except for the left side of the phone where the cover flips over the phone.
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For me the ideal would be a bumper, so that the edges are protected and I'm not carrying around a brick. I'll keep on duckduckgoing and see what I can find..
I've been looking for a decent rubber bumper as well. I've only seen a metal one with a weird branding on the side. Do post here if you manage to find one!
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I've been looking for a decent rubber bumper as well. I've only seen a metal one with a weird branding on the side. Do post here if you manage to find one!
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I found this one here, http://www.mobilefun.com/40209-flexiframe-samsung-galaxy-s4-mini-bumper-case---black-clear.htm but I might actually get an official samsung case, it looks quite nice: http://www.samsung.com/se/consumer/mobil/mobil/mobiltillbehor/EF-PI919BNEGWW-gallery?subsubtype=bags
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Will a rubber bumper protect against a drop (say, from table height)? Will the S-view cover protect against a drop?
I wouldn't be bothered by scratch or bumps on the plastic housing. Mainly looking for protection against the screen/digitizer/glass breaking from a fall.
I bought this one.
Fits tightly around the S4 mini and does not add any bulk. The phone still looks very slim and small. Material is of good scratch resistance but probably not a real bumper. It's slightly transparent, so the Samsung logo and the silver pattern of the back cover shines through a bit. Really looks good.
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I found this one here, http://www.mobilefun.com/40209-flexiframe-samsung-galaxy-s4-mini-bumper-case---black-clear.htm but I might actually get an official samsung case, it looks quite nice: http://www.samsung.com/se/consumer/mobil/mobil/mobiltillbehor/EF-PI919BNEGWW-gallery?subsubtype=bags
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I ordered this one:
http://goo.gl/KusTUO
It kind a looks like the "Flexiframe" from mobilefun and for the price you can't go wrong.
axelpix said:
I bought this one.
Fits tightly around the S4 mini and does not add any bulk. The phone still looks very slim and small. Material is of good scratch resistance but probably not a real bumper. It's slightly transparent, so the Samsung logo and the silver pattern of the backt cover shines through a bit. Really looks good.
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I just received the same case and it is better than expected. Took less than a week from Germany to UK and less than 10 GBP Inc postage.
This case is so small and thin that it doesn't alter the feel of the phone apart from the texture. It'sthin enough to fit in my S2 desktop charger/dock and also my windscreen mount with the case on.
I ordered the following in blue/black. It looks somewhat...different! I hope it's not too much when I put it on the phone. It came to six euros which is reasonable. I'll post my impressions when it arrives.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=171080302080&ssPageName=ADME:L:eek:C:US:3160
Anyone found a good film protector that cover's most of the front surface of the phone? Thanks
Waiting on Spigen and Ringke/Rearth offerings first.
Best option would be the pure gear. Picked one from a T-Mobile store. The tray coming with the kit means effortless mounting. And the film covers the entire screen from below the LG logo to above the secondary screen minus the camera.
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I'm using the A.R.M station, it came free with the phone, bottom part is just stops at the bottom of the LG logo, top part just before the curve.
At present you need a TPU one for full coverage.
Thanks for the suggestions, I need to clarify that I am most concerned about the screen/black area of the front. It doesn't have to cover absolutely everything.
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Thanks for the suggestions, I need to clarify that I am most concerned about the screen/black area of the front. It doesn't have to cover absolutely everything.
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I purchased this one and am happy with it. Does not cover screen at curve on top and bottom. You need to start at the bottom where your screen actually lights up when installing and you will be fine.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01LKVLTQ6/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1
naturecannon said:
I purchased this one and am happy with it. Does not cover screen at curve on top and bottom. You need to start at the bottom where your screen actually lights up when installing and you will be fine.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01LKVLTQ6/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I just installed the skinomi brand one. Complete coverage (perfect fit of entire screen). Installed without bubbles and all. Has a really nice feel to it. Unable to comment on durability at this time.
I bought the IQ shield matte and it's great. Fully covers glass right to the edge and works with a case
naturecannon said:
I purchased this one and am happy with it. Does not cover screen at curve on top and bottom. You need to start at the bottom where your screen actually lights up when installing and you will be fine.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01LKVLTQ6/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Can you post a pic of this temp glass installed on your V20? Thanx in advance!
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I just installed the skinomi brand one. Complete coverage (perfect fit of entire screen). Installed without bubbles and all. Has a really nice feel to it. Unable to comment on durability at this time.
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Is the skinomi slippery or grippy? I prefer brands that more slippery like power support but they're not offered for this phone.
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Is the skinomi slippery or grippy? I prefer brands that more slippery like power support but they're not offered for this phone.
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If I had to call it one or the other I would lead towards slippery. It feels like the actual screen glass IMO. Not super slippery, but slides comfortably.
Although they didn't give a release date, phantom skinz will have one out soon. I've used them for all my phone's and they have always been great. They also offer full body coverage as well.
I buy a bunch of xtremeguard during their sales
I'm still using the stock screen protector.
I hate the flap so I cut it off and mount the spen on the back with super glue lol
Edit: official glue at the middle. Much easier to hold and avoid rocking when unfold
the only problem with this setup would be that the phone cannot lie flat once unfoldid.
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the only problem with this setup would be that the phone cannot lie flat once unfoldid.
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i haven't glued SPen yet so still flat so far. May not use Spen at all. Only the back attached. WIll look for the front screen protector
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i haven't glued SPen yet so still flat so far. May not use Spen at all. Only the back attached. WIll look for the front screen protector
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Thanks ! i was wondering if you could glue the thin bracket alone , spen case can easily slide in and out.
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Thanks ! i was wondering if you could glue the thin bracket alone , spen case can easily slide in and out.
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I glue it to the middle now so easier to hold and avoid rocking when unfold. Yes you can glue the other alone but it will look a bit ugly (I did try before - thicker and without spen it does look beat up lol)
I recommend only cutting the top cover flap off and keeping the pen silo portion of the case where it is from factory. I did this today and really like it so far. Thickness of the phone stays the same when pocketed. The pen silo actually acts like a grip for your fingers when the phone is unfolded too
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I recommend only cutting the top cover flap off and keeping the pen silo portion of the case where it is from factory. I did this today and really like it so far. Thickness of the phone stays the same when pocketed. The pen silo actually acts like a grip for your fingers when the phone is unfolded too
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Can you put some photo's please?
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Can you put some photo's please?
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This is what I mean by the pen silo being a grip for your fingers. Acts like a ledge of sorts in landscape orientation. Main problem of course is that when in folded orientation, the pen flaps around a bit - but it isn't as bad as I thought it'd be
Looks good.
Will the pen flaps scratch the screen?
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Looks good.
Will the pen flaps scratch the screen?
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Doubtful. The cover screen is gorilla glass and the inside of the case is micro fiber
I saw this on YouTube. Lol. I don't know what real reason to my the case like this. Nothing help.
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This is what I mean by the pen silo being a grip for your fingers. Acts like a ledge of sorts in landscape orientation. Main problem of course is that when in folded orientation, the pen flaps around a bit - but it isn't as bad as I thought it'd be
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I just did this. You solved 2 issues. 1-got rid of the flap and 2-gave support for holding while open. Great idea!
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I just did this. You solved 2 issues. 1-got rid of the flap and 2-gave support for holding while open. Great idea!
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Right! I've been pleasantly surprised just how well cutting the front flap off has worked out. Another plus is that this doesn't interfere with wireless charging. It's pretty comfortable holding the tablet with just my left hand now too
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This is what I mean by the pen silo being a grip for your fingers. Acts like a ledge of sorts in landscape orientation. Main problem of course is that when in folded orientation, the pen flaps around a bit - but it isn't as bad as I thought it'd be
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i did try that and the moving part killing me so i cut it off too lol. The spen for me in the middle of the hand when folded create better grip (same with unfold - not moving parts)
What glue did you use for this? I wonder if I could get the stylus to stick to the official silicone case...
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What glue did you use for this? I wonder if I could get the stylus to stick to the official silicone case...
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Just normal super glue at $.99 cent stores
I'm thinking of buying a stylus holder that you can buy and stick to just about anything. It would look and function just as similar. I hate this case but I'm not sure I want to destroy it yet. Having had a Mate 20 X I'm used to having the stylus separate. Actually still have the leather holder I bought for it.
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I'm thinking of buying a stylus holder that you can buy and stick to just about anything. It would look and function just as similar. I hate this case but I'm not sure I want to destroy it yet. Having had a Mate 20 X I'm used to having the stylus separate. Actually still have the leather holder I bought for it.
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I'm thinking of doing the same.
Here is what I did. What two pen holders off Amazon for like $15. They have adhesive that connects to any kind of plastic it won't work with metal for some reason. I also got the plastic case off of Amazon and I'm just using the back. It not only works and stays in it but it also wireless charges too even though it's held up slightly
piezan said:
Here is what I did. What two pen holders off Amazon for like $15. They have adhesive that connects to any kind of plastic it won't work with metal for some reason. I also got the plastic case off of Amazon and I'm just using the back. It not only works and stays in it but it also wireless charges too even though it's held up slightly
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I'm doing something similar. I ordered a couple of these:
in-Line Multi Functional Foldable Stylus Pen Magnetic Holder Comparable with 1st & 2nd Gen, Keeps The Flatness, Supports 2nd Gen Pencil Wireless Charging (Black) https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B097H5J78T/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_XP4TF2MJCCFYH0QK4250?psc=1
I liked the idea of one long pen holder instead of two small ones.
Also, if you check Amazon, those Ringke holders you have should be three for $10, not two for $15.