That’s barley a smudge lol .... smudge magnet is a little far fetched.. the aramidfiber feels really good in hands.Smudge magnet by the look of it?
That’s barley a smudge lol .... smudge magnet is a little far fetched.. the aramidfiber feels really good in hands.Smudge magnet by the look of it?
Yes!!!!!!A couple new single stack Glock's and that's about it.
Did you do the razor blade fix on your nomad buttons?Yes!!!!!!
I haven’t tried it yet man. I think it’ll do better on the black border of the rustic brown case and not so much on the white tpu. I guess my concern is seeing the black frame of the 12 peaking through the white tpu border. I emailed Nomad and changed my natural Nomad for the mini to the rustic brown. I’ll probably try the razor blade mod on that case.Did you do the razor blade fix on your nomad buttons?
Not yet i am tethering on the edge though lol.I haven’t tried it yet man. I think it’ll do better on the black border of the rustic brown case and not so much on the white tpu. I guess my concern is seeing the black frame of the 12 peaking through the white tpu border. I emailed Nomad and changed my natural Nomad for the mini to the rustic brown. I’ll probably try the razor blade mod on that case.
I don’t remember if you tried it out yet?
That’s the exact reason I decided to change the color to the rustic brown. Because of the black frame. I think it’ll keep the clean look of the black iPhone.Not yet i am tethering on the edge though lol.
The black mini will look great in either brown or black i reckon. I should get brown it's the only brown leather case that has a black front which i like.
I like with the black 12 you get no colour around the front edge.
If you scroll back 3-4 pages you will find a detailed review by @Hooterville with pics of UAG Civilian in Orange.Anyone here has the UAG Civilian or the Caseology Parallax? Looking for some semi-long term feedback.
Anyone here has the UAG Civilian or the Caseology Parallax? Looking for some semi-long term feedback.
Are you able to weigh the nomad rugged for me? can't find a answer googling.I agree. I much prefer this look over the SB from Apple.
It’s a sample from the same factory that produces the Latercase, was thinking about making a run of them, but I’d need quite a bit of interest for the initial investment.
In short, you cannot currently buy this case.
Are you able to weigh the nomad rugged for me? can't find a answer googling.
I've had the UAG Civilian on my 12 Pro Max since I got the phone. It's well made, protective without being bulky, has nice grippy sides and no camera lip so it lays flat, and the buttons are responsive. I just wish they made one in a lighter color.Anyone here has the UAG Civilian or the Caseology Parallax? Looking for some semi-long term feedback.
I've had the UAG Civilian on my 12 Pro Max since I got the phone. It's well made, protective without being bulky, has nice grippy sides and no camera lip so it lays flat, and the buttons are responsive. I just wish they made one in a lighter color.
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I've had the UAG Civilian on my 12 Pro Max since I got the phone. It's well made, protective without being bulky, has nice grippy sides and no camera lip so it lays flat, and the buttons are responsive. I just wish they made one in a lighter color.
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It has a significant front lip (an essential for me) so the screen is protected and can't touch the surface when you lay the phone screen-side-down. (Also protection from face-down falls—another essential for me). It has a significant camera recess on the back and so the camera is protected when you lay the phone camera-side-down. The back also lays flat with no wobble. The overall surface has a "softer" feel and doesn't feel too plasticky.@artfossil please enlighten me on something doe: Does it have protection for both the cameras AND the screen? Meaning, when laying on a surface either side doesn't touch said surface right?
If you confirm that, think I'll grab one for my "project" one year with a single case. Was thinking about the Apple's silicone or leather cases but this is 1. cheaper 2. more utilitarian and city vibe 3. more protective.
It has a significant front lip (an essential for me) so the screen is protected and can't touch the surface when you lay the phone screen-side-down. (Also protection from face-down falls—another essential for me). It has a significant camera recess on the back and so the camera is protected when you lay the phone camera-side-down. The back also lays flat with no wobble. The overall surface has a "softer" feel and doesn't feel too plasticky.
What I've learned from this long thread is that phone cases are very personal (after all, we handle them multiple times per day) and so the only way to know if a case will work for you is to test it out.
For me, the silicon cases don't have enough protection. (With my iPhone 8+ I actually broke an OtterBox case.) And I just don't like leather.
I replied to your question in the thread you started. I’m glad to hear you’ve decided on a case. The Civilian has so many nice color combinations. I look forward to reading your review and seeing your pictures once the case arrives.That's all I needed to know, just ordered the dark green one for my white iPhone 12. It even has orange accents on the front lip, I'm 100% sold it looks so cool. And I managed to grab one for 30$ here in Portugal. Less than half price of Apple cases.
Thank you for the help man. I'll post some pictures when it arrives
Love my orange CivilianIt has a significant front lip (an essential for me) so the screen is protected and can't touch the surface when you lay the phone screen-side-down. (Also protection from face-down falls—another essential for me). It has a significant camera recess on the back and so the camera is protected when you lay the phone camera-side-down. The back also lays flat with no wobble. The overall surface has a "softer" feel and doesn't feel too plasticky.
What I've learned from this long thread is that phone cases are very personal (after all, we handle them multiple times per day) and so the only way to know if a case will work for you is to test it out.
For me, the silicon cases don't have enough protection. (With my iPhone 8+ I actually broke an OtterBox case.) And I just don't like leather.