Soldato
It's so weird that we're in this position where the product isn't designed to withstand its own purpose, and we're totally ok with paying hundreds of pounds for that.
In rolls the Samsung Galaxy Active line...It's so weird that we're in this position where the product isn't designed to withstand its own purpose, and we're totally ok with paying hundreds of pounds for that.
It does withstand quite a lot and it costs a tenner for a case that will protect it from large (6ft) drops.It's so weird that we're in this position where the product isn't designed to withstand its own purpose, and we're totally ok with paying hundreds of pounds for that.
It's so weird that we're in this position where the product isn't designed to withstand its own purpose, and we're totally ok with paying hundreds of pounds for that.
Mine withstands it's purpose without a case?
It's a bit like saying a car isn't designed to withstand its purpose because if you crash it, it often wont work afterwards.
It's so weird that we're in this position where the product isn't designed to withstand its own purpose
If the phone needs a case because it's unable to withstand day to day use without being damaged/scuffed/scratched it's not like your car example.
It was merely a whimsical thought about how we all have to add cases to our phones because they're delicate
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Purchased a few weeks ago from a seller on ETSY but just delivered today. It's a shaving bowl.
No it's not and I knew you'd beeline for this after our last clash here.
If the phone needs a case because it's unable to withstand day to day use without being damaged/scuffed/scratched it's not like your car example. The same example with a car would be you are worried about the paintwork of your car so you add rubber bumpers around the outside and put a protective film/plastic over all the painted surfaces.
And to answer further responses, yes I know some people do that, and yes I have a case on my phone. It was merely a whimsical thought about how we all have to add cases to our phones because they're delicate, but we cart them around in our pockets and bags like they're not. That's it really
Edit: you all win
I agree with you. We get all these super sexy looking phones, some even with glass backs and the first thing we have to do is to put them in a case to stop them getting damaged and with most cases you then cant even see that beautiful glass back.
Mental.
Very nice, who was the maker/seller?
I wouldn't mind one to go alongside my Suribachi scuttle (Kama Sutra p98).
The glass back is there for Apple's benefit and not their customers. It allows them to advertise a shiny new feature and then gets them more revenue when people crack them. It's a brilliant business model really.I never get the point in glass backs on phones. I see loads of people with smashed up backs, at least the old metal iPhone housings seemed a bit more idiot proof.
I look PCP as your only renting or leasing a car, You don't own the carSometimes PCP makes sense, but that’s essentially renting.
I've seen these brushes about and been very tempted to try them. I'm just about at a point in my bouldering where I can justify brushing the holds and not look like it's actually just me who's the problem.
Or you could say there not designed to withstand clumsy peopleIt's so weird that we're in this position where the product isn't designed to withstand its own purpose, and we're totally ok with paying hundreds of pounds for that.