Are these issues only with the capsule case? how about the spigen ultra hybrid case? the materials are different no?
I also bought the Spigen neo hybrid case and was lucky enough to remove it after 24 hours of use. I saw tiny scratches. So now am going for the s cover case.
I don't get those that says the scratches doesn't matter bcos the phone is going into a case anyway.. Is the case not suppose to protect the phone? What use is a case if it can't do the basic thing it was bought for instead it does the opposite? And I think we can rule out dirts or debris causing the scratches. It's definitely the case.
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That much I understand but I've also not owned a phone were the case causes scratches to the phone. My S4 is a good example of that. I don't live in an environment where I've debris or dirts flying around and if we should talk about normal wear and tear, you can't tell me just 2 weeks of usage will cause such wear. The case was either hurriedly made or the phone is just too sensitive.I've never owned a case for any smartphone that didn't cause wear marks/slight scratches on a few places on the phone. Did it destroy the phone? No. Did it give it a "normal wear and tear" look? Yes.
It is impossible to prevent dust, dirt, skin, oils, and other debris from working its way down into the case over time. The debris will get between the phone and the case and "polish" small scratches into the case and sides over time. Take reasonable care of your devices, and when you resell it in 2 years, your buyer will not really care if there are reasonable wear marks on it from a case. If they do, their expectations are extremely unrealistic. Fortunately, I've never had that issue. Every person that has bought my old phones was replacing one they had dropped, and didn't want to have to renew a contract. They just wanted to know the phone was in good working order and that was it.
what's the inside like of the case in question? is it a soft TPU?
I ordered the otter box symmetry as a replacement but I looked up the commuter and I think I'll go with that instead and cancel the symmetry.
I've heard the symmetry is hard to get on and off. Commuter is probably the best route to go imo.
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