JimmyTheSaint
Well-Known Member
I open my laptop and observe scone crumbs on the keyboard, so I brush them off with one monster swipe, except my S3 is next to the laptop. Even though the thin S3 is at a lower level than even my thin ultrabook, somehow I pulled the S3 along with my hand past the edge of a three foot high table. Onto a brick floor, for **** sake. I'd like to report that it makes a rather cheap plasticky sound on impact that makes me want to kill myself. I have a screen protector, but it landed flat on the back cover, a full-body dorsal strike with surprisingly little bounce, I might add.
I've never dropped a phone before, let alone a one-week-old. I turn it on--no problems. I then proceed to the dreaded microinspection of the phone's surfaces, and I'm happy to report not even a scratch. How is that even possible? Samsung does say that the plastic back, even though it's not the ceramic that some people pined for, has some kind of superduper coating. Of course that sounds like BS PR, but apparently they weren't exaggerating. Saved!
I've never dropped a phone before, let alone a one-week-old. I turn it on--no problems. I then proceed to the dreaded microinspection of the phone's surfaces, and I'm happy to report not even a scratch. How is that even possible? Samsung does say that the plastic back, even though it's not the ceramic that some people pined for, has some kind of superduper coating. Of course that sounds like BS PR, but apparently they weren't exaggerating. Saved!
