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00:00:00 – 00:47:42
The video reviews multiple phone cases for the Galaxy Z Fold 3, highlighting features such as grip, wireless charging compatibility, protection levels, and design aesthetics. Various brands like Rinky, Samsung, VRS Design, Spigen, and Otterbox are showcased, each offering unique characteristics like screen protection, raised edges, built-in kickstands, and adhesive strips for secure fitting. The cases range from minimalist options like the Air Skin to heavy-duty protection like the Casemate Tough Plus, with considerations for fingerprint retention, camera visibility, and overall device security. Wireless charging compatibility and user comfort are recurring themes throughout the review, with the speaker inviting viewers to explore and consider their preferences when choosing a suitable case for their Galaxy Z Fold 3.
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In this part of the video, the narrator discusses testing various cases for the new Galaxy Z Fold 3. They emphasize providing time stamps and thumbs up/thumbs down ratings to help viewers decide on cases. The first case reviewed is the slim black case, which offers camera protection, access to ports and buttons, a rubbery feel, and compatibility with wireless charging. The matte clear case is highlighted for its frosted look, still showcasing the phone’s color while minimizing fingerprints. The Rinky slim and regular clear cases are also reviewed, offering the same protection with a totally clear design and minimal fingerprint retention.
00:05:00
In this segment of the video, the reviewer showcases two phone cases. The first is a Rinky case which offers good grip, wireless charging compatibility, and slim protection. The second is a Samsung flip cover with an S Pen holder and anti-microbial cover, though the front cover tends to slide around. The case is convenient for S Pen users, but the loose front cover may be a drawback for some. Additionally, the segment introduces a Samsung silicone cover with a soft feel and adhesive strip. It provides subtle protection and a comfortable grip, though like the other cases, the flush camera design can pose concerns when placing the phone face-down.
00:10:00
In this segment of the video, the reviewer first discusses the Samsung silicon cover, which stays on the phone well without using the adhesive strip. The Samsung leather flip cover is then reviewed, adding convenience with its built-in stand feature but may have long-term durability concerns with its leather piece. The VRS Design Hard Drop Pro case with a matte black finish is shown next, offering solid protection with a hard plastic exterior and a rubbery interior. The case has well-placed cutouts for ports and buttons, ensuring good device protection.
00:15:00
In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses two phone cases – the Hard Drop Pro and the QuickStand Pro by VRS Design. The Hard Drop Pro provides easy opening of the phone with added protection, particularly for the front screen. It also comes with a metallic version and wireless charging compatibility. The QuickStand Pro has a built-in kickstand, a similar design to the Hard Drop Pro, and also supports wireless charging, making it a versatile option for watching videos. The reviewer appreciates the functionality and protection offered by both cases, with the QuickStand Pro possibly becoming their new favorite due to its convenience and compatibility with wireless charging.
00:20:00
In this segment of the video, the VRS Design QuickStand Pro is showcased in dark green and metal black variants, each featuring stickers and unique color accents. The QuickStand Pro offers a secure fit on the phone with easily accessible buttons. The video then transitions to reviewing the Thin Fit case, which has a soft outer covering and rubber edges for protection. It is recommended not to use stickers immediately. Moving on to the Spigen case, it features raised edges for screen protection and camera lens support. The Air Skin case is highlighted as extremely thin, providing minimal scratch protection, and it is emphasized to use the stickers for better adhesion. The Air Skin case offers the bare minimum protection, suitable for preventing scratches but may not withstand impact well. Wireless charging compatibility is confirmed with the Thin Fit case.
00:25:00
In this part of the video, the speaker reviews three phone cases.
1. The first case (Air Skin) is minimalist but flimsy, protecting minimally with a slightly raised edge and works with wireless charging.
2. The Tough Armor case offers more protection with pronounced raised edges, spine protection, and bulkier, but secure fit requiring stickers.
3. The Ultra Hybrid case is clear, allowing the phone’s color to show, and comes with a lens and screen cleaning wipe.
00:30:00
In this segment of the video, the reviewer showcases three different phone cases. The first case is a clear one with a grippy feel, allowing the phone’s color to show while providing raised edges for screen protection. It is also compatible with wireless charging. The second case, the Slim Armor Pro, is described as Spigen’s most protective case, equipped with foam inserts for added protection. It features a rubbery texture, covers the phone completely, has raised edges for screen protection, and a spine hole cover. Lastly, the Casemate Tough Plus case offers 15-foot drop protection, is made from plant-based materials, and has anti-microbial technology. It is an all-hard plastic case that provides 360-degree protection with raised edges and deep cutouts for various phone features.
00:35:00
In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses three phone cases. Firstly, a hard plastic case with a thick spine that provides 360-degree protection for the phone, although it feels clunky and plasticky. Secondly, a slim green case with a nice soft rubber feel to it, suitable for minimal protection. Lastly, the otterbox symmetry flex case, drop tested, clear, and with a nice rubber edge for internal screen protection, but the case tends to come off the phone easily due to lack of stickers. All three cases are tested for wireless charging compatibility without any issues.
00:40:00
In this segment of the video, three different phone cases are reviewed. The Otterbox Symmetry case is criticized for not staying in place well despite offering good protection. The case from Foluu has a leather back and adhesive strips to hold it in place, but lacks a raised edge for camera protection. The Per Room case is similar to a previous one in design, offers minimalistic protection, and is wireless charging compatible. Finally, the Fotum Due To transparent case with a black border is shown to stick onto the phone without adhesive and has a smoke color appearance.
00:45:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker reviews a phone case with a raised edge for protection. The case is black, shiny, and has cutouts for buttons and camera. It features micro dots to reduce fingerprints and supports wireless charging. Despite being a bit slippery, it holds the phone well. The speaker advises caution due to slipperiness but appreciates the smoke back color. They provide links for purchasing the case and thank viewers for their support.