In reply to Post #15
absolutely spot on.
absolutely spot on.
In reply to Post #15
Yeah, but it's carpy green!
Yeah, but it's carpy green!
In reply to Post #17
OK.....
Has anyone seen Joes review on the new green carp box on carpology,if not I suggest one and all check it out on YouTube,its just uploaded....
Any doubt about my statement ,will be swiftly removed,lol..
OK.....
Has anyone seen Joes review on the new green carp box on carpology,if not I suggest one and all check it out on YouTube,its just uploaded....
Any doubt about my statement ,will be swiftly removed,lol..
In reply to Post #19
I'm so sick of smashing my iPhone screens that once I've had new glass fitted I'm going to get a Mous cover for both of mine. In the end it's cheaper than replacing bloody screens.
I'm so sick of smashing my iPhone screens that once I've had new glass fitted I'm going to get a Mous cover for both of mine. In the end it's cheaper than replacing bloody screens.
In reply to Post #17
This is the whole point about the original post!
This is the whole point about the original post!
Had 2 cheap **** Chinese iphones and like said I dropped it out my pocket it was ****ed!!! The other was my fault... Samsung's are a lot better for been dropped on the deck end off!!! Apple = mugs
But **** happens? If I had to replace my Samsung's every time I dropped them I'd be using a laptop now and use a nokia 3210 for a phone
In reply to Post #20
What case are you using?
I've dropped my iPhone quiet a few times but never smashed it.
Get a decent case along with a tempered glass and you won't have to worry.
What case are you using?
I've dropped my iPhone quiet a few times but never smashed it.
Get a decent case along with a tempered glass and you won't have to worry.
In reply to Post #26
I use a normal flip case with one of these, never broke a screen, brilliant bit of kit
https://rhinoshield.eu/pages/impact-protection-screen-protector
I use a normal flip case with one of these, never broke a screen, brilliant bit of kit
https://rhinoshield.eu/pages/impact-protection-screen-protector
In reply to Post #26
No idea. It's some gel thing they sold me with my phone. It was in the case the last time I smashed it. But it fell face down on gravel drive an so the case was useless as a sharp stone hit the screen.
No idea. It's some gel thing they sold me with my phone. It was in the case the last time I smashed it. But it fell face down on gravel drive an so the case was useless as a sharp stone hit the screen.
In reply to Post #22
All smartphones are fragile, my wife has a Samsung S8 which she dropped after 2 weeks of getting it, screen smashed and is still like it now.
As has been said below, most phones are not designed to be dropped and are not marketed as being shock proof.
All smartphones are fragile, my wife has a Samsung S8 which she dropped after 2 weeks of getting it, screen smashed and is still like it now.
As has been said below, most phones are not designed to be dropped and are not marketed as being shock proof.
In reply to Post #24
Nothing wrong with laptops if people used them on here more often we'd get less predictive spelling errors, more working links and more pictures posted.
Just like the old days!
Nothing wrong with laptops if people used them on here more often we'd get less predictive spelling errors, more working links and more pictures posted.
Just like the old days!
In reply to Post #28
had the same issue but a stone happened to hit the screen in the smallest gap between case and tempered screen protector edges.
£280 to replace the iphone X screen.
getting used to the cracks now though
had the same issue but a stone happened to hit the screen in the smallest gap between case and tempered screen protector edges.
£280 to replace the iphone X screen.
getting used to the cracks now though
In reply to Post #31
The cracks I can deal with. But the dead spots on the screen are driving me crackers and if the phone gets warm it becomes unusable. Randomly opens apps etc or throws random characters in as I'm typing.
The cracks I can deal with. But the dead spots on the screen are driving me crackers and if the phone gets warm it becomes unusable. Randomly opens apps etc or throws random characters in as I'm typing.
In reply to Post #33
Depends on the user. If you're one of those people who looks after their phone then you could save £120 a year.
Then if you're then unfortunate to break it you'll have the £120 plus the excess of £50 you would've paid so £170 to put towards a repair.
As I say it depends on the user you may be one of those people who regularly runs it over and drops it down the bog
Depends on the user. If you're one of those people who looks after their phone then you could save £120 a year.
Then if you're then unfortunate to break it you'll have the £120 plus the excess of £50 you would've paid so £170 to put towards a repair.
As I say it depends on the user you may be one of those people who regularly runs it over and drops it down the bog