How many using a skin instead of a case?

[bandofbrothers2112]

I have the same set up on my Samsung Galaxy s8 phone.

Dbrand Black Dragon Back Skin.

Rhinoshield Crashguard Bumper.

Official Samsung Film type screen protector.

The Crashguard Bumper adds very little in the way of extra dimensions or weight to the phone and I can confirm it protected my phone from a drop.

For me it also adds very much needed added grip.

I bought mine a while ago and due to some feedback they produced an improved version which included tiny slits in the buttons so they were more tactile.

They emailed me and sent it out for free to replace my earlier one. I paid for shipping.

I'm in the UK.

 

[IronCat21]

Maybe the Android future involves unbreakable phones... but, then, they would have to end their crazy competition w/Apple over style.

The Droid Turbo 2 did it. I loved that phone, unfortueltly it had so many bugs it stopped performing to expectations. It was definitely unbreakable, I would drop it on the floor to show my coworkers!

 

[Mike Dee]

The Droid Turbo 2 did it. I loved that phone, unfortueltly it had so many bugs it stopped performing to expectations. It was definitely unbreakable, I would drop it on the floor to show my coworkers!

No matter how unbreakable a phone is, dropping it is not a good thing, whether its by accident or for demonstration purposes. It might be fine on the outside but the impact could lossen or break things on the inside.

 

[IronCat21]

No matter how unbreakable a phone is, dropping it is not a good thing, whether its by accident or for demonstration purposes. It might be fine on the outside but the impact could lossen or break things on the inside.

You are correct,but here we are talking about an unbreakable screen and back. I'm not sure why Samsung hasn't embraced that type of structure. It seems like a huge money maker to me.

 

[Mike Dee]

You are correct,but here we are talking about an unbreakable screen and back. I'm not sure why Samsung hasn't embraced that type of structure. It seems like a huge money maker to me.

Just wanted to make the point about internal damage because there are some who never think of it. As for Samsung and others who go glass it's pretty pathetic and yet some are convinced that glass is premium or has a premium feel. I don't even get the appearance factor because glass backs are fingerprint magnets.