Hi its me again. Planning to buy the clear case. Just want to know if dust comes in easily on the sides like the apple clear case. Or its much better beacause you mentioned that its harder to remove and a nicer fit on the phone. Thanks and again more power to the channel 🙂
You saved some money thank you! I was a step away to order the clear one, but because I use the phone naked at home it would be a PITA every time to remove the case!
Absolutely! It's a great case...but not a good choice for frequent case changers!!! You might want to consider a CASETiFY Impact? Those are going to be easier to remove, although they do have colored sides. Same goes for the Mous Clarity 2.0, although you have colored sides again. And the Speck Presidio Lux isn't too hard to get off, either, and it is all clear. Good luck with your case choice!!
What a great review, amazing detail, exactly the type of content i prefer compared to the many review channels out there, all about the product... keep it up!!
I have the clear for my 15 pro max and concur w/ everything said, its a fantastic case. One anecdotal note ill give though is you do NOT want to be taking this thing on and off because of how snug the fit is. I had to warranty my first one as removing the phone by flexing it out cracked the coating they likely use to prevent yellowing. The coating was coming off in tiny flakes in one of the corners. That being said aside from that the coating has been strong and i haven't had any other issues w/ it over the course of a month. Would recommend the case as long as you don't feel the need to remove it once it's on.
Totally agree on the Clear case removal...it is one of the most difficult cases to remove that I have encountered. Interesting on the coating issue you encountered...I haven't had any similar problems. Glad that RHINOSHIELD took care of it under warranty!
I also have the coating removed in flakes, the coating does prevent the fingerprint smudging quite a bit compared to other cases, but it does absolutely nothing for microscratches, and in my case they also didn’t entertain any warranty. In my personal opinion, they use the coating for its oleophobic properties, and not for anti yellowing, in my experience no case with a hard pc back ever had any yellowing on the back only on the tpu sides, and this case is made entirely of the same material so it will most likely not yellow, but they shouldn’t use this coating, as this starts to peel off quite easily, they should start using a frosted/Matte finish as a option for their clear case without any coating to prevent smudges and scratches, like what phoneRebel, some spigen, esr and Ringke cases also do, these finishes are very good, a bit more slick than glossy finishes but very long lasting.
Sorry to hear that you got micro scratches on your Clear! I can see them not covering scratching under their warranty, but if the coating is flaking off, that seems like something that should be covered!!
@@TheTechReviewer Rhinoshield don’t directly sell here in India, it’s just some partnership or some kind of agreement, where the Indian Company imports after the customer orders, the timeline in which they deliver and the stock availability is laughable, so I wasn’t surprised when they refused to entertain warranty 🥲
For the clear case, if you have your camera protected you can use the cutout as leverage to push the phone out. The snug fit is slightly annoying for sure but this particular model looks and feels amazing on the 15 PM.
Hi @kiv5555! I absolutely love the Clear, despite how hard it is to remove. It's a great case, and the smallest of all of RhinoShield's case options (although offering the same 11 ft drop protection). And you are certainly correct that you can use the camera opening for a bit more assistance in removing the case. Still not a great choice for frequent case changers or nervous case removers, though.
The buttons appear to protrude out a little more than last year’s version. That was my only gripe about the case last year. They look improved and I might have to check it out, great in depth review by the way!!!
Thanks so much, @Cobie214! I think I went a little too much in depth (I couldn't believe how long the review ended up being!!!), but there was just a lot of stuff to cover. I'm really pleased with the changes to the Mod NX this year...I think it is so much more usable. And the Clear is fantastic...as long as you almost never remove it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!!
I just bought one of these for my 15 promax I got the purple bumper and a Peanuts back plate and love it . These are the best buttons I’ve ever had on any case.
Awesome! So happy you are enjoying your new Mod NX! The Peanuts prints are great. And you are right…RHINOSHIELD has outstanding buttons. Just a pleasure to press, and so easy to switch out for different colors . Enjoy!!
Hi Christine, thank you so much for the review. truly love it, great works on all the review! Rhinoshield clear case is able protect from drop? would you recommend for a person always accidently dropping mobile from table or height with 1.7 meters?
Hi David! The Clear is a nice case, and it is going to be drop protective. According to RhinoShield, it is rated for an 11 ft drop/3.5 meters. Of course, no case is going to protect against every drop, but I think your odds are good!! Thanks for your kind words, and thanks for watching!!
Thanks, Mary! The Clear is just a gorgeous case. Excellent fit, outstanding buttons…the only issue is that it is hard to remove. So not a good choice for frequent case changers…but other than that….awesome! Enjoy your weekend!! 🍀
Which Rhinoshield case would you say is the grippiest/softest to the touch for the iPhone 15 pro? I had a Mod NX on my iPhone 13 and my main gripe was that it was quite hard and slippery. It seems the Mod NX has improved in that area? Is the Clear softer/grippier at all?
The grippiest and most comfortable RhinoShield case for the 15 Pro in my experience is the CircularNext. It’s not very grippy, but it has a little bit of texture in it, as compared with the regular SolidSuit, which is completely smooth. And it does feel softer in the hand to me than the ModNX, Clear or JellyTint.
Thickness is similar...I think the ModNX may be the thickest of the bunch. In terms of grip, RhinoShield isn't known for their grippy cases!! After the CircularNext, I think the SolidSuit is probably the softest in the hand, but it is going to be noticeably more slippery. Basically, the Clear and the JellyTint are more or less the same case...just clear vs colored. And the SolidSuit and CircularNext are more or less the same case...but for whatever reason, the CircularNext sample that was sent out to me to review was textured, and the other SolidSuit cases I've seen this year have not been. Finally, the ModNX and CrashGuardNX are siblings...quite similar in design. Hope this helps!
Hello Kristen! Does the backplate of the Mod NX Case loosen when removing MagSafe accessories, such as vehicle mounts? The last time I used this case was its iPhone 12 iteration, and that version would come loose whenever I removed the device from vehicle mounts.
Hi! Good question! I don't think you would have that problem with the updated Mod NX design. The backplates are much more secure now. They redesigned the way the backplate fits into the case sides, and it is definitely an improvement!
I agree that the solid suit is a little slippery so I rectified it with a pop socket mag grip and a pop socket mag wallet. So fantastic. Try it. You’ll love it.
I bought one of the clear ones with a Harry Potter print and after just one week of regular use i noticed some bits coming off. I tried to run my nails along the edge which was now rough and realised that the print was scratching off quite easily. I'm quite disappointed to be honest. In comparison, I have had a casetify case in the past and the print was way thicker making it tougher to remove. Are you experiencing the same with your Rhinoshield cases?
That’s really surprising to hear. I’ve never had an issue with the print designs rubbing off on my RhinoShield cases. You should contact RhinoShield for a replacement!!
I contacted RhinoShield and they were very cool with offering me a free replacement. They said it wasn’t supposed to happen. Will see how this one fairs. Thanks again for your suggestion.
How about the weight of the mod nx? Is it heavier than the casetify magsafe impact ring? While I like the kickstand feature of that case, i find it pretty heavy hence finding a new one to replace it. Haven't tried rhinoshield before but I like cases with colored sides and clear back so considering it
I think it is lighter weight than the CASETiFY MagSafe Impact Ring Stand. I don't have any exact figures for you, however. Just my impression... The Mod NX is a nice case...they made a lot of good changes to it this year. It's not going to be as grippy as the CASETiFY Impact Ring Stand case, however.
@@TheTechReviewer i already bought it 😅 yes its lighter than Casetify even with the normal Impact coz I have a hobby of weighing my cases when my wrist aches. 😆 love the grip of the new Rhinoshield ❤️
They do move a little bit. I can't tell you whether it is any less than before because I don't have the two case models side by side, but I would guess it is similar. This has never bothered me, but I totally get it: different things drive people crazy! Thanks for watching!!
Is the mod nx thicker/wider compared to solidsuit? When used only as a bumper, will it provide more drop protection although solidsuit has previously been the most drop protection, but since the 14 series it has become softer material, but now I guess even the crashguard material is different compared to before, but does that make that less protective also?
Hi @palashkale! So, the Mod NX is the largest of the RHINOSHIELD iPhone 15 Pro cases. Slightly thicker, wider and taller than the SolidSuit and the Clear. The next biggest is the SolidSuit and the smallest is the Clear. According to RHINOSHIELD, all four case models (SolidSuit, Clear, Mod NX and CrashGuard) have the same amount of drop protection of 11 ft. I haven't seen the CrashGuard this year, but in previous years, it was the same as the Mod NX...just without a backplate. I assume the same is probably true this year. And the material of the Mod NX sides (and probably the CrashGuard sides) is really not any different than in previous years. The SolidSuit material has changed a lot (moved to a zero texture feel that is quite slippery), but not the Mod NX. Hope this helps!
@@TheTechReviewer thanks a lot, I really liked the crashguard for my iPhone 13, it was very solid and not fall out on its own, sure the sides bowed out, but only when done intentionally, other than that it was a very tight fit, and gave the confidence that it won’t slip in case of a face first drop, in my personal experience, my iPhone rarely ever dropped on the corners it always went for the face first, and all rhinoshield cases have very less front lip compared to many other rugged cases, but due to the tight fit it did manage to stay in place, the previous solidsuit (till iPhone 13) effectively had the same material on the side as the crashguard, not grippy but very tight, but the new material seems to be a bit loose, also some reviews on amazon for the 14 case have mentioned over time the case has deformed without doing anything, I think that Rhinoshield previously was a company focussed on drop protection and had a bit of customization with the buttons, now they seem to be really focussed on customization (which is fine) but their focus on recyclability has hurt their drop protection (the new solidsuit material is mentioned to be TPE on their website which is a great material as a shock absorber inside the case but not so good to make the whole case) but I had read somewhere that TPE is really easy to recycle (I believe that’s what they are going towards given their eco friendly push) and just like Apple they are compromising on quality for environment marketing (without a proper case recycling program, there’s no point to all this) The crashguard on the other hand had the same sides like the OG solidsuit, also somehow by design crashguard had a great grip once you got used to it despite being thicker than any case I had used, because the finger naturally rested on the other side of the bumper, and as you mentioned that the new finish on the bumper makes it even more grippy. There’s just one issue, earlier when I used it as a full case with backplate, it had no rim, the case was flush, so I could use any accessories I wanted just like a normal case but now the rim is permanent, which means I won’t be able to use my wallet and battery pack in landscape both of which have a stand feature, now because I have a 15 plus in portrait the rim won’t bother me, because my esr geo wallet and anker 621 will fit easily inside the rim. But I believe their solidsuit is the case lineup has suffered the most, all the changed they have made has made it objectively worse.
You have clearly done your research, and make some excellent points! So, the material that the SolidSuit was made of when first released last year, for the iPhone 14 series, was really different than any SolidSuit had ever been, and I believe it had a longer term durability problem and a tendency to stretch out. They changed the material after it had been out for a while, and I think that helped, but now this year, you have a completely new look and feel with the TPE. You make an interesting point that the switch to TPE may be for recyclability reasons...that could certainly be true. My pet theory is that the old SolidSuit material (the same material that the Mod NX and CrashGuard are still made of) just wasn't compatible with MagSafe. They held off adding MagSafe rings to their cases for a really long time...maybe it was because they couldn't get their material to work right with the addition of MagSafe rings. Just my theory, though.
Well, I always thought it was extremely odd that it took them so long to come out with MagSafe cases...there must have been some reason, and materials could have been the reason. However, they have only recently started talking about recycled content and mono material recyclability, so you could be right as well...
Do you mean the symmetrical port opening design? Some manufacturers choose to have a symmetrical port opening design for their cases, even though the port openings are asymmetrical. Not sure why!!
The name of the Mod NX backplate is "Hit the Road": rhinoshield.io/collections/collab-nature-explorers?type=mod-nx-backplate&device=iphone-15-pro&page=0&dcolor=Black&bcolor=black&prod=iphone-15-pro-mod-nx-backplate-aa06 And the Clear case with the waves is: "The Great Wave I": rhinoshield.io/collections/collab-turning-japanese?type=clear-case&device=iphone-15-pro&page=0&dcolor=Black&prod=iphone-15-pro-clear-case-krz27&bcolor=crystal_clear
Have you checked out the Design Your Own options? You can get quite creative with uploading your own photos or text and adding stickers and backgrounds and stuff…
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Hi its me again. Planning to buy the clear case. Just want to know if dust comes in easily on the sides like the apple clear case. Or its much better beacause you mentioned that its harder to remove and a nicer fit on the phone. Thanks and again more power to the channel 🙂
You saved some money thank you! I was a step away to order the clear one, but because I use the phone naked at home it would be a PITA every time to remove the case!
Absolutely! It's a great case...but not a good choice for frequent case changers!!! You might want to consider a CASETiFY Impact? Those are going to be easier to remove, although they do have colored sides. Same goes for the Mous Clarity 2.0, although you have colored sides again. And the Speck Presidio Lux isn't too hard to get off, either, and it is all clear. Good luck with your case choice!!
What a great review, amazing detail, exactly the type of content i prefer compared to the many review channels out there, all about the product... keep it up!!
Hi Navinder! Thanks so much for your kind words...really happy you are enjoying my overly detailed content!!
I have the clear for my 15 pro max and concur w/ everything said, its a fantastic case. One anecdotal note ill give though is you do NOT want to be taking this thing on and off because of how snug the fit is. I had to warranty my first one as removing the phone by flexing it out cracked the coating they likely use to prevent yellowing. The coating was coming off in tiny flakes in one of the corners.
That being said aside from that the coating has been strong and i haven't had any other issues w/ it over the course of a month. Would recommend the case as long as you don't feel the need to remove it once it's on.
Totally agree on the Clear case removal...it is one of the most difficult cases to remove that I have encountered. Interesting on the coating issue you encountered...I haven't had any similar problems. Glad that RHINOSHIELD took care of it under warranty!
I also have the coating removed in flakes, the coating does prevent the fingerprint smudging quite a bit compared to other cases, but it does absolutely nothing for microscratches, and in my case they also didn’t entertain any warranty. In my personal opinion, they use the coating for its oleophobic properties, and not for anti yellowing, in my experience no case with a hard pc back ever had any yellowing on the back only on the tpu sides, and this case is made entirely of the same material so it will most likely not yellow, but they shouldn’t use this coating, as this starts to peel off quite easily, they should start using a frosted/Matte finish as a option for their clear case without any coating to prevent smudges and scratches, like what phoneRebel, some spigen, esr and Ringke cases also do, these finishes are very good, a bit more slick than glossy finishes but very long lasting.
Sorry to hear that you got micro scratches on your Clear! I can see them not covering scratching under their warranty, but if the coating is flaking off, that seems like something that should be covered!!
@@TheTechReviewer Rhinoshield don’t directly sell here in India, it’s just some partnership or some kind of agreement, where the Indian Company imports after the customer orders, the timeline in which they deliver and the stock availability is laughable, so I wasn’t surprised when they refused to entertain warranty 🥲
For the clear case, if you have your camera protected you can use the cutout as leverage to push the phone out. The snug fit is slightly annoying for sure but this particular model looks and feels amazing on the 15 PM.
Hi @kiv5555! I absolutely love the Clear, despite how hard it is to remove. It's a great case, and the smallest of all of RhinoShield's case options (although offering the same 11 ft drop protection). And you are certainly correct that you can use the camera opening for a bit more assistance in removing the case. Still not a great choice for frequent case changers or nervous case removers, though.
The buttons appear to protrude out a little more than last year’s version. That was my only gripe about the case last year. They look improved and I might have to check it out, great in depth review by the way!!!
Thanks so much, @Cobie214! I think I went a little too much in depth (I couldn't believe how long the review ended up being!!!), but there was just a lot of stuff to cover. I'm really pleased with the changes to the Mod NX this year...I think it is so much more usable. And the Clear is fantastic...as long as you almost never remove it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!!
I just bought one of these for my 15 promax I got the purple bumper and a Peanuts back plate and love it . These are the best buttons I’ve ever had on any case.
Awesome! So happy you are enjoying your new Mod NX! The Peanuts prints are great. And you are right…RHINOSHIELD has outstanding buttons. Just a pleasure to press, and so easy to switch out for different colors . Enjoy!!
This is one of the best presentation of a product.
You are so kind to say so, Muhammed! So happy you enjoyed the video!!
Hi Christine, thank you so much for the review. truly love it, great works on all the review!
Rhinoshield clear case is able protect from drop? would you recommend for a person always accidently dropping mobile from table or height with 1.7 meters?
Hi David! The Clear is a nice case, and it is going to be drop protective. According to RhinoShield, it is rated for an 11 ft drop/3.5 meters. Of course, no case is going to protect against every drop, but I think your odds are good!! Thanks for your kind words, and thanks for watching!!
Great content I love the clear one looks so clean . Have a fabulous weekend 😎🇨🇮
Thanks, Mary! The Clear is just a gorgeous case. Excellent fit, outstanding buttons…the only issue is that it is hard to remove. So not a good choice for frequent case changers…but other than that….awesome!
Enjoy your weekend!! 🍀
Which Rhinoshield case would you say is the grippiest/softest to the touch for the iPhone 15 pro? I had a Mod NX on my iPhone 13 and my main gripe was that it was quite hard and slippery. It seems the Mod NX has improved in that area? Is the Clear softer/grippier at all?
The grippiest and most comfortable RhinoShield case for the 15 Pro in my experience is the CircularNext. It’s not very grippy, but it has a little bit of texture in it, as compared with the regular SolidSuit, which is completely smooth. And it does feel softer in the hand to me than the ModNX, Clear or JellyTint.
Thanks for the answer! Apart from the circular next, which would come next? Also I'm wondering if they are all just as thick
Thickness is similar...I think the ModNX may be the thickest of the bunch. In terms of grip, RhinoShield isn't known for their grippy cases!! After the CircularNext, I think the SolidSuit is probably the softest in the hand, but it is going to be noticeably more slippery.
Basically, the Clear and the JellyTint are more or less the same case...just clear vs colored. And the SolidSuit and CircularNext are more or less the same case...but for whatever reason, the CircularNext sample that was sent out to me to review was textured, and the other SolidSuit cases I've seen this year have not been.
Finally, the ModNX and CrashGuardNX are siblings...quite similar in design.
Hope this helps!
Always love your reviews.
Thank you so much! You are making my day with your kind comment!!
@@TheTechRevieweryou are very welcome!!! 😊😊😊
Hello Kristen! Does the backplate of the Mod NX Case loosen when removing MagSafe accessories, such as vehicle mounts? The last time I used this case was its iPhone 12 iteration, and that version would come loose whenever I removed the device from vehicle mounts.
Hi! Good question! I don't think you would have that problem with the updated Mod NX design. The backplates are much more secure now. They redesigned the way the backplate fits into the case sides, and it is definitely an improvement!
For me Rhinoshield has one of the best design cases but useless bcoz of its slippery cases
I agree with you that this years’s SolidSuit is quite slippery, but have you gotten a chance to check out this year’s Mod NX? Much grippier!!
I agree that the solid suit is a little slippery so I rectified it with a pop socket mag grip and a pop socket mag wallet. So fantastic. Try it. You’ll love it.
Great idea! So glad that is working for you!!
I bought one of the clear ones with a Harry Potter print and after just one week of regular use i noticed some bits coming off. I tried to run my nails along the edge which was now rough and realised that the print was scratching off quite easily. I'm quite disappointed to be honest. In comparison, I have had a casetify case in the past and the print was way thicker making it tougher to remove. Are you experiencing the same with your Rhinoshield cases?
That’s really surprising to hear. I’ve never had an issue with the print designs rubbing off on my RhinoShield cases. You should contact RhinoShield for a replacement!!
I contacted RhinoShield and they were very cool with offering me a free replacement. They said it wasn’t supposed to happen. Will see how this one fairs. Thanks again for your suggestion.
So happy to hear it!! Thanks so much for the update!!
How about the weight of the mod nx? Is it heavier than the casetify magsafe impact ring? While I like the kickstand feature of that case, i find it pretty heavy hence finding a new one to replace it. Haven't tried rhinoshield before but I like cases with colored sides and clear back so considering it
I think it is lighter weight than the CASETiFY MagSafe Impact Ring Stand. I don't have any exact figures for you, however. Just my impression...
The Mod NX is a nice case...they made a lot of good changes to it this year. It's not going to be as grippy as the CASETiFY Impact Ring Stand case, however.
@@TheTechReviewer i already bought it 😅 yes its lighter than Casetify even with the normal Impact coz I have a hobby of weighing my cases when my wrist aches. 😆 love the grip of the new Rhinoshield ❤️
@rejinxi Awesome!! So happy you are enjoying it!!
Does the clear case have wobbly buttons as same with last year’s? I got mine for my 14pro max few months ago, and the buttons bothered me so much
They do move a little bit. I can't tell you whether it is any less than before because I don't have the two case models side by side, but I would guess it is similar. This has never bothered me, but I totally get it: different things drive people crazy! Thanks for watching!!
Is the mod nx thicker/wider compared to solidsuit? When used only as a bumper, will it provide more drop protection although solidsuit has previously been the most drop protection, but since the 14 series it has become softer material, but now I guess even the crashguard material is different compared to before, but does that make that less protective also?
Hi @palashkale! So, the Mod NX is the largest of the RHINOSHIELD iPhone 15 Pro cases. Slightly thicker, wider and taller than the SolidSuit and the Clear. The next biggest is the SolidSuit and the smallest is the Clear. According to RHINOSHIELD, all four case models (SolidSuit, Clear, Mod NX and CrashGuard) have the same amount of drop protection of 11 ft. I haven't seen the CrashGuard this year, but in previous years, it was the same as the Mod NX...just without a backplate. I assume the same is probably true this year. And the material of the Mod NX sides (and probably the CrashGuard sides) is really not any different than in previous years. The SolidSuit material has changed a lot (moved to a zero texture feel that is quite slippery), but not the Mod NX. Hope this helps!
@@TheTechReviewer thanks a lot, I really liked the crashguard for my iPhone 13, it was very solid and not fall out on its own, sure the sides bowed out, but only when done intentionally, other than that it was a very tight fit, and gave the confidence that it won’t slip in case of a face first drop, in my personal experience, my iPhone rarely ever dropped on the corners it always went for the face first, and all rhinoshield cases have very less front lip compared to many other rugged cases, but due to the tight fit it did manage to stay in place, the previous solidsuit (till iPhone 13) effectively had the same material on the side as the crashguard, not grippy but very tight, but the new material seems to be a bit loose, also some reviews on amazon for the 14 case have mentioned over time the case has deformed without doing anything, I think that Rhinoshield previously was a company focussed on drop protection and had a bit of customization with the buttons, now they seem to be really focussed on customization (which is fine) but their focus on recyclability has hurt their drop protection (the new solidsuit material is mentioned to be TPE on their website which is a great material as a shock absorber inside the case but not so good to make the whole case) but I had read somewhere that TPE is really easy to recycle (I believe that’s what they are going towards given their eco friendly push) and just like Apple they are compromising on quality for environment marketing (without a proper case recycling program, there’s no point to all this) The crashguard on the other hand had the same sides like the OG solidsuit, also somehow by design crashguard had a great grip once you got used to it despite being thicker than any case I had used, because the finger naturally rested on the other side of the bumper, and as you mentioned that the new finish on the bumper makes it even more grippy. There’s just one issue, earlier when I used it as a full case with backplate, it had no rim, the case was flush, so I could use any accessories I wanted just like a normal case but now the rim is permanent, which means I won’t be able to use my wallet and battery pack in landscape both of which have a stand feature, now because I have a 15 plus in portrait the rim won’t bother me, because my esr geo wallet and anker 621 will fit easily inside the rim. But I believe their solidsuit is the case lineup has suffered the most, all the changed they have made has made it objectively worse.
You have clearly done your research, and make some excellent points! So, the material that the SolidSuit was made of when first released last year, for the iPhone 14 series, was really different than any SolidSuit had ever been, and I believe it had a longer term durability problem and a tendency to stretch out. They changed the material after it had been out for a while, and I think that helped, but now this year, you have a completely new look and feel with the TPE. You make an interesting point that the switch to TPE may be for recyclability reasons...that could certainly be true. My pet theory is that the old SolidSuit material (the same material that the Mod NX and CrashGuard are still made of) just wasn't compatible with MagSafe. They held off adding MagSafe rings to their cases for a really long time...maybe it was because they couldn't get their material to work right with the addition of MagSafe rings. Just my theory, though.
@@TheTechReviewer o yes, magsafe compatibility, It didn’t strike me, yes this could very well be the case 🤓
Well, I always thought it was extremely odd that it took them so long to come out with MagSafe cases...there must have been some reason, and materials could have been the reason. However, they have only recently started talking about recycled content and mono material recyclability, so you could be right as well...
i'm waiting for the actual 11ft drop test
Hi Tomas! You won’t see it on my channel…drop tests are not my thing…but you can find it elsewhere on TH-cam, for sure . 😊
Why the speakers holes doesn't fit?
Do you mean the symmetrical port opening design? Some manufacturers choose to have a symmetrical port opening design for their cases, even though the port openings are asymmetrical. Not sure why!!
Name of brand print on clear backplate?
The name of the Mod NX backplate is "Hit the Road": rhinoshield.io/collections/collab-nature-explorers?type=mod-nx-backplate&device=iphone-15-pro&page=0&dcolor=Black&bcolor=black&prod=iphone-15-pro-mod-nx-backplate-aa06
And the Clear case with the waves is: "The Great Wave I": rhinoshield.io/collections/collab-turning-japanese?type=clear-case&device=iphone-15-pro&page=0&dcolor=Black&prod=iphone-15-pro-clear-case-krz27&bcolor=crystal_clear
they need to make better backplate designs. theyre so awful.
Well, the ones they sent me out to review are a very small subset of what is available. They have lots of other designs
@@TheTechReviewer i know i’ve seen them. it’s been the same designs for years now though.
Have you checked out the Design Your Own options? You can get quite creative with uploading your own photos or text and adding stickers and backgrounds and stuff…
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Thanks so much for your support, @gokwolf!