After realizing I didn't like my $5 dollar velcro sleeve and not willing to spend $50 on a Portenzo or anything like that I set out to make my own book case. There's multiple instructions online how to hollow out a book but they're all basically the same. This is the most detailed http://rive.rs/projects/how-to-hollow-out-a-book and I mostly followed it but I didn't save a page at first so whatever. You can also tell I didn't do as good a job because I wasn't as clean on the corners and didn't take a lot of time. I also cut into the back a little but it's ok I might even paste a page back there to cover it up.
I'm not sure I'd suggest the sketchbook I bought because it's one of the Nepal Lokta ones and they have kind of "fuzzy" pages. If you're wondering a Moleskine notebook is too small. Just go to any book store and look at the hardcover journals/books. Books are actually cheaper because they have like $5 dollar bins and whatever but you have to like the cover of the book. I payed $13 for the sketchbook.
I'm also thinking of adding either an elastic band or magnets to secure it. Probably an elastic band because I'd have to cut some more to make a hole for the magnet.
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Great Idea and great job! How do you make sure the Nexus stays in there? Do you glue it in or? Sorry, I can't see it that clearly from the pics.
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Great Idea and great job! How do you make sure the Nexus stays in there? Do you glue it in or? Sorry, I can't see it that clearly from the pics.
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It doesn't stay in there, I don't like having a case always on so I just pick up out of the book when I want to use it. I've seen other book cases for Kindles or Nooks that use elastic bands on the corners to keep it in if you want it that way.
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After realizing I didn't like my $5 dollar velcro sleeve and not willing to spend $50 on a Portenzo or anything like that I set out to make my own book case. There's multiple instructions online how to hollow out a book but they're all basically the same. This is the most detailed http://rive.rs/projects/how-to-hollow-out-a-book and I mostly followed it but I didn't save a page at first so whatever. You can also tell I didn't do as good a job because I wasn't as clean on the corners and didn't take a lot of time. I also cut into the back a little but it's ok I might even paste a page back there to cover it up.
I'm not sure I'd suggest the sketchbook I bought because it's one of the Nepal Lokta ones and they have kind of "fuzzy" pages. If you're wondering a Moleskine notebook is too small. Just go to any book store and look at the hardcover journals/books. Books are actually cheaper because they have like $5 dollar bins and whatever but you have to like the cover of the book. I payed $13 for the sketchbook.
I'm also thinking of adding either an elastic band or magnets to secure it. Probably an elastic band because I'd have to cut some more to make a hole for the magnet.
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Nice!
One question, did you install any "bumpers" inside the book to keep it from falling you if you turn it over?
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Nice!
One question, did you install any "bumpers" inside the book to keep it from falling you if you turn it over?
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Not exactly sure what you mean but there's nothing inside the book but the hole I cut out.
That looks really cool. I might try and make one.
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Not exactly sure what you mean but there's nothing inside the book but the hole I cut out.
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NVM I see your response that you take the N7 out of the case when you use it. I thought it was wedged in there and kept in place with some sort of rubber inserts in the corners to keep it from slipping out. My bad. :silly:
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Not exactly sure what you mean but there's nothing inside the book but the hole I cut out.
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hm, if you don't mind, I'd recommend putting some thin foam-pads (the stuff the use to do for packaging) which might reduce the movement of the nexus while in the case? And it might give you a little bit of extra protection
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hm, if you don't mind, I'd recommend putting some thin foam-pads (the stuff the use to do for packaging) which might reduce the movement of the nexus while in the case? And it might give you a little bit of extra protection
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I'm kicking myself a little for throwing out the foam insert that came in the package away but it's not that bad. It's barely loose so I'm not worried about that and for protection once I have the cover stay closed it shouldn't be bad at all. I could also line the inside with felt or something.
Did you make slots for buttons and charger and headphones?
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Did you make slots for buttons and charger and headphones?
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I did not, I like the clean look of the pages from the outside ( So you can't tell anything is inside)
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Not sure if anyone has ever thought of it or if it exists, I haven't found one.
But a hard case with a kick stand built in?
Anyone have the engineering talent to rig one up?
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Ahhh hell,
Just found one never mind.
http://www.fommy.com/view-full-page.asp?skuno=86324
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Looks a little too bulky for me.
I was thinking a case like these:
http://www.accessorygeeks.com/sprint-htc-hero-hard-plastic-case-skulls.html
With the kick stand that flips into the case nice and flush. Like actually part of the case being able to fold out.
Well if you got the case you could always Macgyver it and duct tape a paper clip to the back of the case thats shaped like and L.
*dont laugh I just tried this and it works! personal viewing angle set to "slight bend"
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Well if you got the case you could always Macgyver it and duct tape a paper clip to the back of the case thats shaped like and L.
*dont laugh I just tried this and it works! personal viewing angle set to "slight bend"
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I am never against using duct tape, but I was hoping to have a good combination of duct tape and sexy.
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Epic, this is full of Win.
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Epic, this is full of Win.
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Ever since you brought up this topic I have been searching for such a case. One that essentially resembles the back end of an Evo. The only one that I can find is the body glove one and thats just straight gay! Maybe we could try to petition one of the many Mfg's of these hard shell cases this idea . Preferably one of the off brand.
Body glove cases are the best out there, i have one now but without the kickstand. I really don't see a need for one unless you have a huge screen like on the evo.
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Body glove cases are the best out there, i have one now but without the kickstand. I really don't see a need for one unless you have a huge screen like on the evo.
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Well if you think of it like this. Not just for watching movies or youtube but where are the speakers on this thing? in the back. And for those who use their device as an alarm clock like I do it would help a ton if they werent blasting into my nightstand and Deskclock does work in lanscape as well. Just some food for thought.
I am considering taking this paper clip idea a step farther. Amazon has cheap hard cases for like 4 bucks shipped. I won't mind destroying one if I mess it up - Ill let you all know how it turns out.
K, if you're good with tools, you MAY (depending on how thick the case back is) be able to drill a paperclip-width hole into the case, stick the bent paperclip in there, and then outline where the paperclip lays against the case. Then get a dremel or something, and cut out a section for where the paperclip can lay in. If you do this, the paperclip will be secure in the case, and will be flat against the case when you're not using it
Ingenuity! Could even use one that has the rubber coating on it that is colored to match the case too.
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K, if you're good with tools, you MAY (depending on how thick the case back is) be able to drill a paperclip-width hole into the case, stick the bent paperclip in there, and then outline where the paperclip lays against the case. Then get a dremel or something, and cut out a section for where the paperclip can lay in. If you do this, the paperclip will be secure in the case, and will be flat against the case when you're not using it
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I was thinking of about a million different designs last night
I think with a little dremeling and some Zippo welding I might be able to cut out a small section of the case and fashion a kick stand out of the cut out. Then super glue a straight piece of paper clip to the inside of that and notch out little places on either side of the cut out for it to rest in. This way the paper clip acts as a hinge for the plastic cut out.
Then I would need to figure out a way to lock/snap it in place when its not in use. Ordering a crappy case right now. Maybe have some results in a week. Amazon china shippers aren't the fastest people in the world.
Candidate for surgery
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001P8W6J4/ref=ox_ya_os_product
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Candidate for surgery
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001P8W6J4/ref=ox_ya_os_product
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I think that would be a great piece to practice with. Sine they are so cheap you could order a few of them. And should you get it right on the first try then make a few more and put em up for sale on here.
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I think that would be a great piece to practice with. Sine they are so cheap you could order a few of them. And should you get it right on the first try then make a few more and put em up for sale on here.
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HAHA I actually have a few bucks left on my gift card...I should have ordered 2. I WILL eff up the first one...I promise.
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HAHA I actually have a few bucks left on my gift card...I should have ordered 2. I WILL eff up the first one...I promise.
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Well then its a good thing you are doing it to one that is cheap as hell and not one of the extremely overpriced one that sprint sells. Thank god for the annoying kiosk guys at the mall with all the cell accy's that sold me mine for 10.
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Well then its a good thing you are doing it to one that is cheap as hell and not one of the extremely overpriced one that sprint sells. Thank god for the annoying kiosk guys at the mall with all the cell accy's that sold me mine for 10.
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Maybe I should get into that business...buy em for .89 on Amazon and sell em for 10 bucks. Hell how could you not make profit.
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Maybe I should get into that business...buy em for .89 on Amazon and sell em for 10 bucks. Hell how could you not make profit.
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The people making the cases in China all die off somehow.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001P8W6J4/ref=ox_ya_os_product
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I have that case as a spare case! It's just lying around ever since I got my Otterbox. Tell me your plans for surgery and I'll try it out.
HeroMeng said:
I have that case as a spare case! It's just lying around ever since I got my Otterbox. Tell me your plans for surgery and I'll try it out.
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Well My plans as of right now:
1. Get the case (24th i hope, damn china shipping)
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These things look like they were made for the fingerprint magnet that is the NookColor lol
AndroidSwag used to have them, but I dont see them available anymore, so heres a place on eBay that does have them.
http://stev.ca/ev86NJ
So this would hook onto the otherwise useless little gap in the bottom left of the NC? How does this thing work? You just get one cleaner? Is it washable? how long does it last before it needs replacement or gets too dirty to do any good?
Just wondering, if any of you have personal experience with this thing. It would certainly be lovely if I didn't have to carry around eyeglass wipes.
Looks like the lanyard would be too short to cover the NC.
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Looks like the lanyard would be too short to cover the NC.
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Got a few of those. The back of the android is the felt cleaning part. It's about 5cm wide actually.
The lanyard is elastic so that you can reach (just about) the whole screen by stretching it (to the max).
It does a good job, not sure how long it will last...
Well, got my DODOcase in the mail today. It won't shield your Nexus 7 from large amounts of physical abuse, but I got it so I can put my tablet down without having to worry about scratching it up. There is indeed a magnet embedded in it to turn the tablet on when you open it, off when you close it.
I would post a picture, but I am not allowed by the forum software.
Maybe an attachment will work?
There's another thread for Dodo case http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1795089
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There's another thread for Dodo case http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1795089
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That seemed like it devolved into a patent argument. I will answer questions there too though.
Question: if you flip the cover all the way back, does the magnet turn off the screen? Thanks.
How does it fell when holding it? As in, with the cover folded back does the thick side feel strange? Do you trust the adhesive? How thin is it when closed? How well does the stand work on a normal desk surface?
Thanks!
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How does it fell when holding it? As in, with the cover folded back does the thick side feel strange? Do you trust the adhesive? How thin is it when closed? How well does the stand work on a normal desk surface?
Thanks!
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I prefer to hold the N7 in portrait format when I'm out and about.
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Maybe an attachment will work?
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New test leper is a great song
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Just like a book; Kinda scary the first time, it really feels like cracking open a hard-cover book.
Do you trust the adhesive?
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Without question. There is no way the tablet will come out without some serious force (not so much it does damage if you do want to remove it fthough).
How thin is it when closed?
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3/4 of an inch, not quite two tablets on top of each other I think.
How well does the stand work on a normal desk surface?
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I am assuming you mean setting it on its side in land-scape mode? That is the one thing that is a little weird. From what I see on the site, you basically but the elastic band underneath the opposite end. It keeps it up-right, but there is not much room for adjustment. I don't use tablets in that way very often though.
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Question: if you flip the cover all the way back, does the magnet turn off the screen? Thanks.
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Nope, only when you close it the right way.
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I prefer to hold the N7 in portrait format when I'm out and about.
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I should clarify that that actually works well for me.
I just got one of these DODOcases and I'm really impressed with it. The adhesive is surprisingly strong, once you have the Nexus 7 in place it does not budge a millimeter. I'm very partial to the low profile that this case offers. The 'smart cover' functionality works just as expected. It's not going to give you an Otterbox level of protection, but it should be enough do the job in preventing damage if you were to accidentially drop it in a normal day-to-day situation.
It's not quite as comfortable to hold with the case as it is without, particularly in landscape mode. That's to be expected since I feel that one of the real strengths of the Nexus 7 was how comfortable it is to hold, and with any case you're likely to give up a little bit of that. It feels like you're holding a small hardback book, and that's not an unpleasant feeling. The adhesive is so strong that I might be more hesitant to remove the Nexus from the case as often as I might with a different case, but that might be a good thing. The only other drawback to the case is that the stand functionality that the case offers is pretty limited, and as a result it doesn't support very good viewing angles for landscape mode viewing on a desk or table top. If they marketed a stand to go along with the case they could probably do some business.
The aesthetic touches do have a nice emotional resonance for me, it really does add a classic 'reading a book" feeling to using the Nexus.
All in all I'd give it a 9/10
Do you guys have an extra coupon code you can message me? Thanks
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Do you guys have an extra coupon code you can message me? Thanks
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Here ya go http://curebit.com/x/QKua1 . I think that will expire in a couple days, FYI.
I don't use facebook lol oh well. going with treegloo
I picked up a Dodo hardcase for my N7 yesterday straight at the HQ. It's pretty awesome all around.
Adhesive is strong and as was said previously, the device doesn't move a mm. That said, the power and volume buttons are awkwardly positioned because they are slightly set back from the edge of the tablet so you need to sort of wedge your finger under (not far) to push them. The landscape stand works pretty well using the elastic band and clips but the angle is not adjustable. Folded back the device feels good in the hand and the magnet doesn't affect the device improperly when in the fully open position behind the tablet.
The look and feel of the case are very high quality and I love that it's made start to finish here in SF. I got a little tour of the factory, which is probably smaller than you imagine given the brand presence and there were some cases being assembled while I was in there. Everyone that I spoke with was super nice and you know this is a company that believes in their product and would stand behind it. It seems that they've come up with a great, innovative repurposing of bookbinding machinery.
Does the adhesive leave any residue on the back?
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Does the adhesive leave any residue on the back?
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You prompted me to attempt to remove it for the first time. The answer is no residue whatsoever. However, that adhesive is really really strong. I unclipped the back panel from the screen on accident while pulling it up. No harm done it just pressed back together.
How does this work for gaming in landscape? Ex. Deadtrigger
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How does this work for gaming in landscape? Ex. Deadtrigger
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I'm not familiar with that game but I looked at it on the Play store. Not sure how well it would work? Can't see it being a problem though.
Hi, I came with a neat idea of really simple case mod - not sure if anyone came with a similar idea before. The trick is to add a elastic band to the back of an existing phone case, so you can put your fingers under it for easier device holding. It provides function similar to FlyGrip accessory, but it is cheaper and much thinner.
To do it, you'll need a case that covers the back of the phone, 8-10 inches of soft elastic tape (which you can get in most sewing or craft shops for about $1/yard), scissors and stapler (or needle and thread if you want to make it more accurate) - see attached photos for detailed. step-by-step instructions.
First variant does not require any alterations for your case - if you have elastic tape that is narrow enough (1/2 inch or 10mm) you put it through camera opening at the top and speaker opening at the bottom. Pull the band so it is stretched and connect both ends from the reverse side of your case with few staples (or needle and thread) - see steps 1 through 7 in attached photos.
Second variant requires you to cut two holes in your case, but it allows you to use 3/4 or 1 inch wide tape which looks and feels nicer. I guess you can use a knife to make these cuts, but I've used the Dremel tool on my case. If you make cuts thin enough and slightly narrower than band width, the band would be held in place by friction, so you would not even need to connect both ends.
Please let me know if you find this mod useful.
[12/27]: I've also made a simple kickstand out of used plastic card - I guess might not work for cases with very smooth back, but it works for my case. Kickstand it is thin in disassembled form, so you can carry it in your wallet or between the case and the back of your phone.
Ha, that's pretty neat, I like it, just need to see if I can find any elastic band around ... Thank you
Great idea!
I don't like using a case. I wonder how well this would work if I just cut slits in my back cover.
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Great idea!
I don't like using a case. I wonder how well this would work if I just cut slits in my back cover.
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If you use a really narrow band (1/4" or so), you can run it through camera and speaker holes without the need to cut back cover (sorry I only had a white 1/4" band). If you decide to cut the cover, remember that it has NFC antenna in top 1/3 of it - do not cut there.
Very very clever! I'm going to try this, did you have to test a lot of different straps before you found the best one? which did you use? Where did you buy it?
if anyone is wondering what the flygrip is that OP references, I did a review.
You can see it here, make sure to watch the video to see it in action.
Cool thanks :laugh:
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Very very clever! I'm going to try this, did you have to test a lot of different straps before you found the best one? which did you use? Where did you buy it?
if anyone is wondering what the flygrip is that OP references, I did a review.
You can see it here, make sure to watch the video to see it in action.
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I've started with 1/4" band that I had at home and then went to sewing supplies shop and got 1/2" and 3/4" bands they sell by length for about $1/yard. So far I've tested 1/4", 1/2", and 3/4" bands and, I find 3/4" to be the most comfortable and it also has some texture that improves the grip - you can see texture here: http://www.beverlys.com/non-roll-elastic-bundle-3-4-x-18-yd-black.html
I did not have a chance to test 1/2" textured band (as they did not had black color in stock) or 1" band but I think they might be good too.
You can also get these online in 1 yard packages, for example on amazon www.amazon.com/Dritz-9306B-Non-Roll-Elastic-4-Inch/dp/B003WV3RE0 but it seem to cost more there.
Think ill be trying this out!
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i might try this
What an awesome idea. I prefer to try DIYs like this but my only concern is making sure the staples hold so the strap doesn't fail since I don't have insurance on my phone.
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What an awesome idea. I prefer to try DIYs like this but my only concern is making sure the staples hold so the strap doesn't fail since I don't have insurance on my phone.
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I ended up sewing the straps together. Wifey still laughing at my stichmenship but seems to holding well. She only had a thin strap but I can see why the thicker band would be prefered.
What a creative thread. How did you cut the near slit in the case,
Thanks for the ideas.
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I posted this reply in the flygrip thread. My rubber band mod :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34941450
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Awesome! Why didn't I think of this?
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This is my mod on this. I did it directly to the back battery cover instead as I don't like the bulk of a case.
Will try to get more pictures of it attached to the phone when I can get my hand on a separate camera.
A simple variant
Nice idea. A simple variant, needing only a large rubber band and a paper clip. Run the ends of the rubber band through the camera and plug holes in the case, attach inside with a paperclip, and you are done.
Superb innovative idea !!!
nice mod. and brilliant idea for one handed usage
Good work, thanks for all of the ideas
Awesome..
Will try that on my Note 3.
Hello fellow XDAers,
I was chosen to write a review for Artech's new product, which is a full leather wallet for our beloved G4's. Please see Amazon's link for the full product description:
http://www.amazon.com/Artech-21-Pre...qid=1433632855&sr=8-1&keywords=artech+case+g4
From the moment you open the package, the scent of real leather overcomes all of your other senses. The shipment arrived with bubble wrap within the envelope, with Styrofoam foam packaged within to prevent the wallet from being crushed during shipment. Upon closer examination, it is easy to tell that the leather is of premium grade by sight, if not by touch.
The fitment of the phone and credit card is superb. Once you slip your phone into position, the case holds onto it for its dear life. I attempted to "yank" it out of position to see how easily the phone would fall out if I were to take the case in and out of my pocket, but it's almost like the phone is completely locked into the slot. It feels extremely secure, thus, I would not worry about the phone slipping out for any reasons, accidental or not. The two credit card slots, as well as the transparent slot for the ID card fits nicely, yet, it allows for you to easily remove them from its slots in order for the cards to be used (swiped). The transparent ID slot has a hole for you to slide your finger to remove the ID from its slot.
The cutouts are literally perfect all around. The camera, volume buttons, flash, light sensors, speakers are perfectly aligned, while the headphone jack, charger port, the dual mics, and IR sensors are exposed for connectivity. All of which, still remains within the case to prevent damage, of course. The case closes with a magnetic clip that attaches on its own upon closing, and does not appear to be flimsy.
The case wallet is created based on "simplicity." It "only" allows two cards (three, if you include your ID), and would allow for just a few US bank (currency) notes. Personally, I'd give this a 4.75 star out of 5. The only reason is that I can't seem to fit bank notes without having to fold them. I can certainly understand that many people do not carry cash, and I do not often do it either. However, this is a wallet - and I would expect a wallet to hold cash properly.
I haven't got mine yet. I'm expecting it tomorrow and will double around with another review as that was my promise. Look at all them 100's. Haha
Let me know if anyone is interested in this case. I only wanted to do the review on it, but I'd like to stick to my Ringke since it's great for working out.
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I haven't got mine yet. I'm expecting it tomorrow and will double around with another review as that was my promise. Look at all them 100's. Haha
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Did you get yours ?
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Did you get yours ?
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It's in the mail at home. I'm at work right now.
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Let me know if anyone is interested in this case. I only wanted to do the review on it, but I'd like to stick to my Ringke since it's great for working out.
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Just review , but not use it ?
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Just review , but not use it ?
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Yes. Always curious of new things!
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Yes. Always curious of new things!
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okay , i understood .
thank you for your review anyway
TTT
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Let me know if anyone is interested in this case. I only wanted to do the review on it, but I'd like to stick to my Ringke since it's great for working out.
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I aM!
officerdoofy said:
I aM!
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You got PM.
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You got PM.
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are you selling them ?
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are you selling them ?
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No, just giving away my review unit.
FYI to all interested, I have shipped my review unit to @officerdoofy today so that someone else can enjoy the goodies, too.
Do credit cards give any danger to the screen such as pressing down on each other and rubbing against each other?
I've always worried that this kind of flip case might scratch the screen.
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Do credit cards give any danger to the screen such as pressing down on each other and rubbing against each other?
I've always worried that this kind of flip case might scratch the screen.
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The cards have no chance to rub against each other - they are clearly separated. I do not see the cards scratching the screen upon closing or opening, however, I suppose there is always a chance of this when you're storing your phone with other items in your pocket/purse, etc. Due to the padding of the area around the cards, I want to say that it is probably safe on your screen.
Sfkn2 said:
FYI to all interested, I have shipped my review unit to @officerdoofy today so that someone else can enjoy the goodies, too.
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Just wanted to thank Charlie again for his generosity.
I got the case and I'm impressed with the quality of the leather and the crafting. Definitely has the genuine leather smell and it looks like it would need to take a pretty severe beating to bend or crease or crack. As far as functionality, I don't think I'm going to use it as a full time wallet since I've just gotten to used to my own, but one of the reasons I like this case is I usually just toss my phone into my messenger bag/laptop bag for work so this case will definitely protect the phone from keys, pens, cables rubbing against it... etc. or also if you ever put your phone down and worry about the surface being wet or dirty.
The plastic backing seems sturdy enough to keep the phone from shifting out or getting loose.
I will probably also end up buying the dark brown version. :good:
sharpehenry said:
Do credit cards give any danger to the screen such as pressing down on each other and rubbing against each other?
I've always worried that this kind of flip case might scratch the screen.
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Credit cards dont have enough hardness to scratch the screen. And put a tempered glass screen protector on
sharpehenry said:
Do credit cards give any danger to the screen such as pressing down on each other and rubbing against each other?
I've always worried that this kind of flip case might scratch the screen.
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To be honest , even your key can not make a scratch on the screen .
but the sand will ( Same thing as Diamond ,lol)
Just ordered the dark brown one from Amazon also. This is a quality product. :good: I can't stop holding the case to my nose and getting high off the smell of the leather. :silly: