Help Android Protective Cases

[Ace_tECH]

Hey guys, this may sound like a dumb question but I REALLY NEED TO KNOW... Does constantly removing your phones case (especially those very tight ones) damage the phone in anyway. Especially the buttons ( for example the S6 Edge power and volume buttons)

 

[funkylogik]

Just guessing here but it depends what kind of case. Like a silicone one will be fine, a hardened plastic one I'd take more care with (i cant describe that care, just don't be too rough with it)

 

[Unforgiven]

I try to make sure when putting my phone into a case (or removing) that I don't mess with the button side of the phone. So I put the button side in place then snap down the opposite side.

 

[mikedt]

Sure with a hard case, yeh wear and tear could certainly be a problem in the long term.

I have to ask, why would you need to be constantly removing the phone from the case? Can't be always changing the battery with an S6, because you just can't do that, it's sealed.

My Oppo F7 is in a hard plastic case, but only remove it occasionally clean it, and to swap batteries if needed, but that's been quite rare for me recently.