Pretty disappointing performance to me. Like others have said, I would much prefer more scratch resistance then drop resistance. I have broken the glass once in my life, scratch way more.
Looks like Gorilla Glass 5 scratches easily
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About 40% of one of mine can be carried in my pocket sometimes, if using a belt loop to hold it up. I personally don't like that fit though, there are better places for my stuff.
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Same here, upsetting news but still hyped to get my Note 7... Guess I'm gonna use my wallet case instead and like NEVER drop my phone lol. Used to have my Note 5, change and keys in the same pocket and never got a scratch, sucks that I have to think about that now.
My s7 edge has several micro scratches on the screen and there are scuffs/paint peeling on the home button. So a screen protector is my only option right now. What's odd is I care for my devices too, how I get all these micro scratches is beyond me. But GG4 wasn't really anything to write home about in terms of scratch resistance.
I prefer pocket carry cause I have a MK9 Elite that's a good size for it and feel it more discreet when going about town, getting in and out of car without having to take out from back and kid/passengers don't notice and tiny holster compared to large pancake belted to back. But I am considering going with a 3-4 o'clock holster with maybe the new single stack compact Glock or S&W Shield.
Lol was just thinking would be nice if they also made leather or kydex holster for smartphone
Lol was just thinking would be nice if they also made leather or kydex holster for smartphone
Oh lord... scatch gate. Day before launch, we all need something to panic about.
Do people really think that plastic, yes, I said plastic, credit cards, and s-pens are going to scratch your screens?!?!? Cancelling orders over it?!?! Guess what, every phone scratches and every phone shatters, it is all in the circumstances.
Also there have been several other damage the new device videos, that while less scientific, certainly shows a different result. One guy beats the heck out of it with nearly a whole tool box, and it doesn't show damage at all.
Do people really think that plastic, yes, I said plastic, credit cards, and s-pens are going to scratch your screens?!?!? Cancelling orders over it?!?! Guess what, every phone scratches and every phone shatters, it is all in the circumstances.
Also there have been several other damage the new device videos, that while less scientific, certainly shows a different result. One guy beats the heck out of it with nearly a whole tool box, and it doesn't show damage at all.
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Yeah. I suppose it is similar to the tradeoff with the Motorola Shatter Shield tech.
I never keep anything in the same pocket as my phone if I can help it. If I can't, I position the screen away from the objects. Learned my lesson having the S6 naked with a phone charm in the jack. Scratched it, but no effect on the screen view. Old glass would've been deep.
Besides, I didn't buy this phone to survive a pocket jammed with coins and janitor keyrings. I bought it because my family is cursed to drop phones in the toilet prior to use.
Besides, I didn't buy this phone to survive a pocket jammed with coins and janitor keyrings. I bought it because my family is cursed to drop phones in the toilet prior to use.
I never keep anything in with my phone. My right pocket is strictly the phone.
I'm not worried.
Being smarter than the object you're trying to manipulate ... hmm.
Nothing to add manI never keep anything in with my phone. My right pocket is strictly the phone.
I'm not worried
I haven't had scratches on my screen in years. The fact that the Note 7 is far more likely to scratch than the phones I have had in the recent past is disheartening. I keep generally take good care of my phones, but if the phone is that easy to scratch on a screen that is particularly vulnerable due to it's shape, it is a problem.
How would it compare to Note 3 screen? Mine is naked and no scratches. I use a case so glass screen protector won't work.
Oh...just keep your phone and if it really starts scrathing that bad and enough people ***** then class action lawsuit and refund.
Corning has fully stated that GG5 has better scratch resistance than GG4.
Corning has fully stated that GG5 has better scratch resistance than GG4.
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