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The video centers on a detailed review of the Goat Case, a phone case that uses innovative nano suction technology to stick to various surfaces. The presenter, evaluating its performance with an iPhone 13 Pro, highlights key features such as its hard TPU material, enclosed buttons, and snug fit, while also noting the case's slightly dirty appearance. They provide a thorough assessment, mentioning that although the case is flexible yet firm, it lacks the preferred "clicky" button feedback and has adequate cutouts, though room for improvement with third-party accessories exists. The case offers raised lip protection for the screen but its camera bump protrudes, which may affect wall mounting and causes the lenses to stick out. Concerns about the long-term adhesion and cleanliness of the suction cups are raised, hinting at a potential follow-up review.
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In this part of the video, the presenter introduces the Goat Case, a gravity-defying phone case that claims to stick to almost any surface using nano suction technology. They express curiosity about its performance, particularly with the heavier iPhone 13 Pro. The presenter then unboxes the case, describing it as slightly dirty-looking but clarifying that the primary focus is on the case’s functionality. They mention key features such as the case’s hard TPU material, a good grip on the sides, enclosed buttons, and appropriate cutouts. The presenter proceeds to fit the case onto an iPhone, noting that it fits snugly and expresses approval of the case’s grip features.
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In this part of the video, the reviewer evaluates a phone case, addressing its physical characteristics and functionality. They note that the case has a bit of flexibility but is firm overall. The buttons work but are not “clicky” as preferred. The cutouts are well done, though a slightly larger one for third-party accessories would be beneficial. The case features a good raised lip for screen protection when placed face-down. However, the camera bump slightly protrudes, potentially interfering with wall mounting. The suction cups on the case are soft and slightly sticky, but there is concern about their long-term adhesion as the case tends to pop off.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses testing a phone case, referred to as the “goat case.” They encounter an issue with the camera bump, noting that the case isn’t quite wide enough, causing the camera lenses to stick out. Despite this, the case adheres well but quickly gets dirty. The presenter mentions the possibility of doing a follow-up review and encourages viewers to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and enable notifications for future updates.