Galaxy S4 Poetic Atmosphere Case review By SNNTEC - Galaxy S 4 Accessories

**GS4 Poetic Atmosphere case Review**
The Poetic Atmosphere case caught my attention because of it's transparency, and ultra thin profile, and soft rubberized feel as i read it's description on amazon. So i thought this might an interesting case to give a try and express how i feel about it. Slippery feel, loss of click-a-bility for the volume rockers & power button, hard to remove from the phone, high price and questionable impact absorption ultimately has me running back to my urban armor gear case which is def a better case all around!. If you own this case how do you feel about it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw3vt7Hq6UU

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Rearth Ringke Case video Review + Giveaway

Review of the Rearth Ringke Case
My YouTube review of the Rearth Ringke Case
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wy_-rEPpro
To start with, Rearth is a company that designs and makes cases for various devices. The Rearth Ringke Case is available in a number of colours 12 to be exact and its only $16.99.
The quality of the case is great it’s made from a high quality silicone case with a soft touch finish. It’s much more advanced than standard silicone case, when you hold the case you can feel the difference. The case is very easy to apply and it fits perfect and provides a decent amount of protection.
The Rearth Ringke Case itself doesn’t add that much thickness to the phone, the phone still has its slim profile, as well as this you still have access to all the buttons. The case feels great in the hand, however I did notice if your not holding it tight enough it may slip from you hand, despite this its still a great case and worth the money.
In terms of protection the Rearth Ringke Case does provide a good amount of protection and could with stand a drop from waist height, but bare in mind the screen isn’t protected. Also there is a limited amount of protection it will provide because it’s a silicone case, you won’t get the same amount of protection from Case-mate for example.
Overall I would highly recommend this Rearth Ringke Case it looks great and there are a bunch of different colours you can pick from at a reasonable price. Additionally you have a chance to win this Rearth Ringke Case in a giveaway I am having, the video with details are below.
Click on the following link if you are interested and would like to buy it: http://www.rearthusa.com/Desire-HD_p_225.html
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I am also giving away this case so you can enter here:
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***Poetic Borderline+Slimbook+Hardback Reviews!!!!***

Poetic Borderline Bumper
$9.95- Poetic Borderline
Design
This bumper gives you a slim minimalistic look. On the edge of the bumper you see a somewhat partly glossy finish and matte grey edges. All ports are easily accessible and the buttons are easy to push in. The bumper goes just over the back of the Nexus 4, but leaves most of the back exposed.
Protection
The main purpose of the Poetic Borderline is to show off the beautiful back of the Nexus 4 at the expense of protection. The bumper as a whole gives one a much grippier phone and should ultimately result in less drops. The bumper has a lip that goes just over the screen; if one's Nexus 4 does fall face first, then the lip should somewhat reduce the impact of the fall.
Final Verdict
The Poetic Borderline is a high quality bumper and a great value for the price. At $9.95, this case is a steal. The case is available in six cool colors: Black/Gray, Blue/Gray, Green/Gray, Purple/Gray, Red/Gray, and Yellow/Gray. If one is interested in a slim profile bumper that gives minimal protection, this is the bumper for you.
Poetic Hardback
$8.95- Poetic Hardback
Design
The Poetic Harback is a poorly designed case. While it does offer a folio feature, the oddly manufactured case clearly lacks in simple everyday situations. As shown in the video review, the camera and speaker slots are flip flopped, resulting in the user switching the side the case is inserted. The folio feature is definitely a plus; however, the rest of the features are certainly lacking.
Protection
The Poetic Hardback definitely doesn't give protection like a rugged case, but it does look like there could be issues with the phone falling out due to the claws holding the phone being quite small. The top cover is adequately padded giving the case some extra protection.
Final Verdict
Overall, the Poetic Hardback doesn't deliver in the two major criteria. Because the case is poorly made and there are so many design errors, the Poetic Hardback receives a final grade of 2/5 stars.
Poetic Slimbook
Amazon Link- Poetic Slimbook
The Good
All ports are easily accessible
Magnetic Clasp
A TPU within a cover
Protection is adequate
The case is well made and stitchings are tight
Could insert credit cards and money but adding too much stuff won't work
The Bad
The back of the case isn't magnetic so folding the cover back is uncomfortable
The case is pretty thick
You can't access the volume rockers when the case is closed
Doesn't lay flat
Only available in black
Final Verdict
The Poetic Slimbook is a nice value for $10.95, but far from the best case available. The thickness of this case is an issue for me, but may not be for others. If one is looking for a book style case, this might be one of your best options. The Poetic Slimbook receives a 3.5/5 star review.
Nxxx said:
Design
This bumper gives you a slim minimalistic look. On the edge of the bumper you see a somewhat partly glossy finish and matte grey edges. All ports are easily accessible and the buttons are easy to push in. The bumper goes just over the back of the Nexus 4, but leaves most of the back exposed.
Protection
The main purpose of the Poetic Borderline is to show off the beautiful back of the Nexus 4 at the expense of protection. The bumper as a whole gives one a much grippier phone and should ultimately result in less drops. The bumper has a lip that goes just over the screen; if one's Nexus 4 does fall face first, then the lip should somewhat reduce the impact of the fall.
Final Verdict
The Poetic Borderline is a high quality bumper and a great value for the price. At $9.95, this case is a steal. The case is available in six cool colors: Black/Gray, Blue/Gray, Green/Gray, Purple/Gray, Red/Gray, and Yellow/Gray. If one is interested in a slim profile bumper that gives minimal protection, this is the bumper for you.
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Great review thanks
We already have several threads on this
Updated original post with the Poetic Hardback and Slimbook.

Galaxy S4 SupCase Review

Purchasing the Usual 2-piece protective case for the Galaxy S4 was getting kinda old, i've decided to get an all in one polycarbonate hard plastic case. The SUPCASE Unicorn Beetle Series Premium Hybrid Protective Case is very stylish in my opinion, and slim just the way i like my cases. Though with 2 huge negatives, the lip protecting the screen is kinda thin and not as thick as i'd like, and the power button and volume rockers are tough to push in, making UN-comfy feel for your hands after extended use. Anyhow Hope you guys enjoy this quick look and review.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItkVpNiO3D8

Multiple case buyers, which one do you like the best?

Seems that it's pretty common for people to buy multiple cases, so I was wondering which ones you've purchased and which one is your favorite?
I have 3 cases.....
Spigen Neo-Hybrid .....(Good looking, good edge protection, heart rate sensor very difficult to use)
UAG Aero .....(Great protection all around, uncomfortable to hold and bulky in pocket)
Diztronic TPU black .....(Bland, moderate protection, slim and feels good in the hands)
I have to say, I prefer the Diztronic. It's the lowest profile of the three, and is the most comfortable to hold. Of course it doesn't offer the good looks of the Spigen, or the ruggedness of the UAG, but it's the one I'm rolling with for now. I have a Samsung protective cover coming Monday, so I'll have to see how that one goes before declaring Diztronic the winner.
jmz768 said:
Seems that it's pretty common for people to buy multiple cases, so I was wondering which ones you've purchased and which one is your favorite?
I have 3 cases.....
Spigen Neo-Hybrid .....(Good looking, good edge protection, heart rate sensor very difficult to use)
UAG Aero .....(Great protection all around, uncomfortable to hold and bulky in pocket)
Diztronic TPU black .....(Bland, moderate protection, slim and feels good in the hands)
I have to say, I prefer the Diztronic. It's the lowest profile of the three, and is the most comfortable to hold. Of course it doesn't offer the good looks of the Spigen, or the ruggedness of the UAG, but it's the one I'm rolling with for now. I have a Samsung protective cover coming Monday, so I'll have to see how that one goes before declaring Diztronic the winner.
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Cases I have or have tried:
Spigen Neo hybrid
Spigen Air cushioned bumper
Spigen Tough armor
Spigen Slim armor
Verus Iron shield
Verus Crystalmixx
Body glove satin tpu
Otterbox commuter
Caseology bumper frame
Slim armor for me. Most comfortable to hold, looks good, has kickstand and offers good protection. Not for everyone, but it for the bill for me. Between that and a Caseology carbon fiber bumper case.
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I have 4 cases. Ringke fusion in clear, spigen capsule, terrapin tpu and just got the caseology tpu drop protection. I like the caseology most, just wish the buttons are covered then it would have been perfect for me. Don't really like bulky cases. Oh yeah I bought the spigen new Capella and end up returning it. That thing is too bulky and buttons are hard to press not to mention it scratch my phone, it was hard to get my phone in and out. Regret putting my phone in it.
I have two cases - the black Diztronic and a blue Samsung Protective Cover. I use the Samsung because: it looks better; it feels better in my hand; and the Diztronic tended to get oily fingerprints on it. I really like the Samsung case and will stick with it.
sparksd said:
I have two cases - the black Diztronic and a blue Samsung Protective Cover. I use the Samsung because: it looks better; it feels better in my hand; and the Diztronic tended to get oily fingerprints on it. I really like the Samsung case and will stick with it.
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I also ordered the blue, can't wait to try it out next week.
weddywie said:
I have 4 cases. Ringke fusion in clear, spigen capsule, terrapin tpu and just got the caseology tpu drop protection. I like the caseology most, just wish the buttons are covered then it would have been perfect for me. Don't really like bulky cases. Oh yeah I bought the spigen new Capella and end up returning it. That thing is too bulky and buttons are hard to press not to mention it scratch my phone, it was hard to get my phone in and out. Regret putting my phone in it.
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How is the caseology tpu as far as finish? Is it gloss or matte? Stiffer like the spigens or soft like a jelly cover? Thanks in advance.
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I currently have:
Ringke Fusion
Spigen Capsule
Spigen Neo Hybrid
Spigen Slim Armour
I-Blason Unity Series case
Overall I think I like the Spigen Capsule the most. The grey color is nice and it's slim but offers decent protection. The Spigen Slim Armour is one if the thicker cases but feels great in the hand due to the sides being rounded off.I suspect my favorite case will be the Verus Iron Shield that just I ordered [emoji2]
Josborne6 said:
How is the caseology tpu as far as finish? Is it gloss or matte? Stiffer like the spigens or soft like a jelly cover? Thanks in advance.
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It's glossy and has shimmer but not very obvious and yeah it's more stiff than the spigen capsule. Spigen capsule feels like rubber tpu while caseology feels like a little bit of hardness for a tpu. Both are great quality just depends of the persons preference I guess.
I have the red samsung protective case and I have to admit that it is excellent, the fit is perfect and in hand it feels perfect
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I have the Spigen Tough Armor and love it.
I first brought spigen ultra hybrid mint. Switch to clear version after the mint part turn black. Then i brought blue jelly tpu and sold off clear ultra hybrid. Brought 0.3mm clear using it for long time. Sold off blue jelly.
Brought mercury skyblue jelly case. Use it one day dump into chute. Too sticky and slippery. Made note 4 sticky too. After abit of wiping back to 0.3 mm clear tpu.
So using 0.3mm clear tpu now.
jianrong said:
I first brought spigen ultra hybrid mint. Switch to clear version after the mint part turn black. Then i brought blue jelly tpu and sold off clear ultra hybrid. Brought 0.3mm clear using it for long time. Sold off blue jelly.
Brought mercury skyblue jelly case. Use it one day dump into chute. Too sticky and slippery. Made note 4 sticky too. After abit of wiping back to 0.3 mm clear tpu.
So using 0.3mm clear tpu now.
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Does it protect the back camera?
jmz768 said:
Seems that it's pretty common for people to buy multiple cases, so I was wondering which ones you've purchased and which one is your favorite?
I have 3 cases.....
Spigen Neo-Hybrid .....(Good looking, good edge protection, heart rate sensor very difficult to use)
UAG Aero .....(Great protection all around, uncomfortable to hold and bulky in pocket)
Diztronic TPU black .....(Bland, moderate protection, slim and feels good in the hands)
I have to say, I prefer the Diztronic. It's the lowest profile of the three, and is the most comfortable to hold. Of course it doesn't offer the good looks of the Spigen, or the ruggedness of the UAG, but it's the one I'm rolling with for now. I have a Samsung protective cover coming Monday, so I'll have to see how that one goes before declaring Diztronic the winner.
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I have 4 cases:
BodyGlove Satin: Decent case, good feel in the hands a bit bulkier than I like. It does have an excellent grip. Sometimes volume and power keys are hard to get to and the opening for the USB cable is too small. Some of my cords were "large" and bulged out the case.
Caseology Bumper frame, metallic mesh silver: Very bulky, looks great, just too big for my taste.
Diztronic TPU case: Great fit, feels good in the hands, although seems a bit too thin for me.
Samsung-Blue: Now this is my favorite. I get the slimness of the diztronic but feels a bit more rugged.
Hopefully this will end my case buying frenzy for a while
Ringke Slim - It used to be my daily driver. Really nice rubbery texture and is very slim.
Caseology TPU - Plastic, toy like feel. It bends really well and its slightly bulkier than the Ringke Slim.
J&D Slim - Slim as the Ringke but doesn't protect the top or bottom. It's slightly more slippy (not a strong grip) than the Ringke Slim.
Spigen Neo Hybrid - Offers great protection and nice metal buttons. Way too bulky for me to hold.
Bear Motion Ultra Slim - My daily driver. The most slim, minimal protection case that doesn't cover the top or bottom. The texture feels very similar to the OnePlus One Sandstone Black. Very smooth and soft texture. The case doesn't have that 'slippery' texture. I'm considering buying additional colors.
Spigen slim armor
Speck candyshell grip
Fake leather pouch for going case-less
All are good. I love going G case-less, but I'm usually too nervous and rough to always do that. Candyshell grip is an awesome daily driver. Probably the best all around. Slim armor looks great, but scratched metal edges and it's much bulkier.
MrSickle said:
Samsung-Blue: Now this is my favorite. I get the slimness of the diztronic but feels a bit more rugged.
Hopefully this will end my case buying frenzy for a while
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It seems I've made a wise choice in picking one up.
MrSickle said:
Samsung-Blue: Now this is my favorite. I get the slimness of the diztronic but feels a bit more rugged.
Hopefully this will end my case buying frenzy for a while
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I just ordered the grey one from Amazon since it was only $15 based on all the reviews you guys have made about the case.
sparksd said:
I have two cases - the black Diztronic and a blue Samsung Protective Cover. I use the Samsung because: it looks better; it feels better in my hand; and the Diztronic tended to get oily fingerprints on it. I really like the Samsung case and will stick with it.
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I have exactly the same cases and I use the Diztronic.
Spigen Neo Hybrid
Spigen Tough Armor
Spigen Slim Armor
UAG Scout
Verus Thor
Definitely like the Verus the best. Planning on ordering the Ballistic Urbanite and Seidio Capsa or Dilex Pro soon.
Otterbox Defender
Ringke Slim
I have the Otterbox on just now.

Clear cases advices

Hi guys,
I'd buy a clear case for my nexus 6p, the look of this phone is great and i want to show it! Looking around i read about a lot of cases, the case comparison thread of this forum too. In particular i find very interesting Ringke Fusion and Spigen NeoHybrid EX cases, which is better in your opinion? Do they protect sufficiently the phone? For those who have them, they turn yellow over time? I read the Ringke Fusion has a large fingerprint cut, it causes problems of scratches?
If you have other suggestions you are welcome, i'm seeking the right balance between thinness and protection, so i didn't consider the Spigen Ultra Hybrid because it doesn't cover the camera for example. Thank you!
I have three clear cases: Spigen Ultra Hybrid, Nillkin Nature, and a generic TPU I got off eBay.
The Spigen is the only one that hasn't become discolored. I'm not certain, but I'd assume the Neo Hybrid would be the same material. I know you mention not wanting the Ultra Hybrid because it doesn't cover the visor, but I used that case a lot and had no issue. The only scenario I could see it failing would be if you dropped your phone and it landed completely flat and hit a rock right in that unprotected area. You could also use a dbrand visor skin (I do) to avoid scratches. Just a thought.
The Poetic Affinity case I have is thin, covers the camera visor, has good grip and no discoloration. The problem, and I'm not sure if it is just me or not, is the top right side of the case does not fit snug. It moves and clicks when you squeeze it. Kind if obnoxious but other wise good case
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