Keep using my case or no?

[javier180]

I bought a white T-mobile case when I upgraded my phone to the S3. But Its been like 3 weeks and I feel like its taking away from the design. How many people here decided to remove their case after a couple of weeks? I just like the feel of the phone in my hands without the case and the look of it. I'm debating whether or not to just take it off now. Is it normal to feel this way or no?

Thanks

 

[ibcop]

I dunno if it's normal, but I sure wouldn't leave the house without a case. One small "oh crap" and you S3 is going to suffer damage. But it's your phone.

I have 5 cases now and change them out frequently.

 

[bdmridgback]

That is why I run a Samsung ultra thin case just to protect from scratches and add grip, and I run a Spigen Ultra Nano screen protector. I hate cases and I like this setup.
Very minimal!

Otherwise, if you are paying for insurance, then go naked. I pay for insurance but dont like scuffs on my phones.

Apple's opening court statement...
"It's easier to copy than Innovate"

Sent from my Innovative Galaxy S3

 

[ibcop]

That is why I run a Samsung ultra thin case just to protect from scratches and add grip, and I run a Spigen Ultra Nano screen protector. I hate cases and I like this setup.
Very minimal!

Otherwise, if you are paying for insurance, then go naked. I pay for insurance but dont like scuffs on my phones.

Apple's opening court statement...
"It's easier to copy than Innovate"

Sent from my Innovative Galaxy S3

Apple also has "If we can't innovate, we litigate".

 

[LadiJae]

that's up to you.

I didn't want to put a case on mines. Then I ended up buying a seidio active case...

Then I bought an extended battery, and had no case. My phone fell out of the car on the street and has a scratch or something at the top right corner right above the camera!!!!!!!!!!
((((((((I'm still screaming))))))))))

Now I have a extended tpu case to fit my extended battery. But it's no real protection, just better grip for me. I've dropped the phone in my lap many times without the case, fearing it would hit the ground.

All my other phones have dropped face first more than once lol but they've never broken. BUT THIS THING IS SO DAMN FRAGILE

~Jae, Tap'n on my White Samsung Galaxy S3~

 

[Rackness]

The most attractive case and the least noticable screen protector still detract from the overall beauty of the device it is a tradeoff for protection. What is more important to you? If you are a baller and can replace your phone every time it breaks or don't care about a dinged up device then go for it.

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2

 

[ScandaLeX]

Reading so many people say this phone is more fragile than the S2, I'd keep a case on it....at least for a few months.

Nothing worse than having your newly purchased phone looking like you've owned it for 10 yrs.

 

[Dave4321]

I like the feel much better without a case. Then I dropped my S3 with its case on and am really glad it was on.

 

[liteon163]

I have found that the blue Belkin TPU case available from Verizon does an excellent job of covering the phone without altering its style too much. The case is roughly the color of the home button, so it offers a small bit of contrast while not being a distraction.

Sent from my Blue 32 Verizon SGSIII using Tapatalk 2

 

[jcp007]

The Defender is the way to go. The holster doubles as a kickstand. The case provides ample protection and will still fit in your pocket if you so desire. It also comes with a great non-adhesive screen protector.

Samsung Galaxy S3 Drop Test with OtterBox Defender Case - YouTube

If this doesn't convince you, I don't know what will.

You may also want to consider the Commuter which comes with an adhesive screen protector.

Samsung Galaxy S III Otterbox Defender Review Extended - YouTube

 

[nelonez]

Agree with the ottetbox defender

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