Seido active case for thunderbolt-thumbs up or down?
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just got mine today, very little added bulk, about the same as the Innocase II maybe 2mm more in thickness.
As for protection... I am on the fence with it. It is basically a rubber case with a partial plastic exoskeleton. I have the Innocase II as well and I while it is a hard case (rubber wrapped), it may protect the phone better.
The only differences between the Innocase and the active are the push buttons are covered, otherwise coverage wise they are essentially the same.
As for looks, hands down it looks great (the sapphire blue one), better than any case I have ever owned.
As for protection... I am on the fence with it. It is basically a rubber case with a partial plastic exoskeleton. I have the Innocase II as well and I while it is a hard case (rubber wrapped), it may protect the phone better.
The only differences between the Innocase and the active are the push buttons are covered, otherwise coverage wise they are essentially the same.
As for looks, hands down it looks great (the sapphire blue one), better than any case I have ever owned.
I bought the same case but in black. I never liked the silicon cases for phones but the added plastic on the back makes it more stiff and it is awesome. This will hold me off till I can get my hands on an Otterbox.
sidsixseven
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Mine will be arriving via Amazon today. My reasoning as far as the protection goes is that it will be better than a hard or soft case on it's own.
The problem with a hard case is that they don't absorb any of the shock. The problem with a soft case is that they can be punctured and are well, er, soft.
Combining the two offers the best protection. Think of it like you would american football equipment like a football helmet or shoulderpads. They have hard exteriors for rigidity to lend strength and deflect the force of an impact over a larger area. But they also have soft interiors to cushion and absorb the momentum of that impact.
The problem with a hard case is that they don't absorb any of the shock. The problem with a soft case is that they can be punctured and are well, er, soft.
Combining the two offers the best protection. Think of it like you would american football equipment like a football helmet or shoulderpads. They have hard exteriors for rigidity to lend strength and deflect the force of an impact over a larger area. But they also have soft interiors to cushion and absorb the momentum of that impact.
mattmartin77
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just got it, its sick. best case ive ever had.
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