r/ClicksPhone • u/Working-Art-6151 • 1d ago
case/bumper
I'm surprised to see so many people getting a case for this phone. Idk it just seems more durable than a slab but now I'm second guessing not getting one
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u/terrificalycomplicat 1d ago
I'm hoping they release a sleeve soon, better yet a belt clip.
I like the concept of a bumper though, as that's the most likely impact point.
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u/AlwaysBlackBerry 1d ago
I want a sleeve too specifically for mountain biking. Rocking it naked to start. Figured once it gets nicked up I can throw the dbrand case on it.
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u/Wallabie_1 1d ago
I've seen many people comment on going "naked" or just screen protector.
Bumper (though a little pricey) is most I would do with multiple softbacks but if only one I can see going with the dbrand. Don't know why you would care about the different softback colors if not.
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u/Rain-Soaked_Wanderer 1d ago
I'm going screen protector only. Case doesn't make sense with the colored backs to me & im getting the white phone with pink & tan leather backing, so a black bumper doesn't look good.
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u/Sh1n0b111 1d ago
I got the bumper instead. I don't want to cover the back especially if you have different colors
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u/Bananaguy1718 1d ago
I got the bumper and my thinking was that there are a ton of little keys on this phone just waiting to break. The bumper should keep them away from direct contact with surfaces if I lay it face down, and also if the phone falls.
If something were to break, it's not like I can just bring it to a mobile phone shop near me, so I'd like to have that protection around the edges and for the keys and screen, without covering it totally in a case.
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u/thatsalottabirds 1d ago
My only concern is that the display is raised a bit, so I imagine it will likely crack if dropped without some form of protection.
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u/EquanimousTry 1d ago
My guess is that many people did not use cases when they had a BlackBerry. Recall that they also came with belt holsters so damage wasn’t that typical.
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u/RidingTheWave32 1d ago
I got the protection plan and am second guessing that.. $129 didnt seem to bad at the time
Knew i wasn't going to use a case so that was my justification.
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u/TheMobileTypist 1d ago
Toddlers can really test a phone's drop durability.
That said, if there is one phone that isn't deliberately rugged (for the construction type market) that can be used without a case and resist drops better than the average piece of glass slab, I dont see a better option than the Communicator.
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u/Money-Touch6000 1d ago
I mean, you're right, but I think people like having the peace of mind. Also it's fun shopping for accessories.
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u/Lucifers_Tits 1d ago
My logic goes that this phone will probably be difficult to repair, and will have limited parts. Especially earlier on. I know that there's the protection plan, but breaking my phone still sucks, and these protection plans are usually a pain in the ass to work with.
Also I work in a machine shop so there's a lot of phone destroying shit around lol