I thought about that, but I'm having a hard time tracking down one for the 46mm. Spigen and Amazon have the 42mm, but not the 46mm. I am also considering switching to a Pitaka Air Case.Use the Spigen screen protector
I thought about that, but I'm having a hard time tracking down one for the 46mm. Spigen and Amazon have the 42mm, but not the 46mm. I am also considering switching to a Pitaka Air Case.Use the Spigen screen protector
Is this the one you’re referring to? Here’s the link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08TMV92QX/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A211DMKAY2ZGJK&psc=1Ringke or Spigen I found were best for my AWU2; best fit etc
This for a 40mm Apple Watch as an example (albeit on Amazon UK):
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Ringke Slim for Apple Watch Series 6/5 / 4 / SE 40mm Case [2 Pack] Ultra Thin Lightweight Hard PC Cover - Clear
Make your Apple Watch durable with the perfect Ringke case. Ringke Slim is made of polycarbonate to stay lightweight and slim so you can enjoy all your regular activities without being burdened by your accessories. The soft edges and smooth surface make the case comfortable to wear and safe to ...www.amazon.co.uk
Is this the one you’re referring to? Here’s the link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08TMV92QX/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A211DMKAY2ZGJK&psc=1
Also, I’m curious to know if these polycarbonate cases scratch the casings of your Apple Watch. I have a stainless steel one, and that listing appears to be more secure than the others that snap onto the watch.
Was the case scratched when you frequently used it? I detest when they get dirty easily, so I intend to use the case only on Tuesdays when I visit the machine shop. Fortunately, the case doesn’t have the entire back covered, so I can remove it without removing the entire band. That way I can keep it in the bag that I keep my safety glasses in until after my lunch time it’s machining class time, and I can pop the case in.Yes and I never had any issues with my AWU2 Black Titanium which apparently scratched easily... Mine was spotless
Was the case scratched when you frequently used it? I detest when they get dirty easily, so I intend to use the case only on Tuesdays when I visit the machine shop. Fortunately, the case doesn’t have the entire back covered, so I can remove it without removing the entire band. That way I can keep it in the bag that I keep my safety glasses in until after my lunch time it’s machining class time, and I can pop the case in.
Additionally, I’ll check the stores to see if they have a band that comes with a clear case.
Cleaning up is a breeze, right? I get my hands dirty when I go to machine shop class. Drilling/tapping fluid, coolant, chips, you name it. It’s like the motor oil and greasy pistons you deal with in the auto shop!Mine was on all the time, more so when I was training in my garage or faffing with our cars etc... I've OCD and despise damaged/marked gadgets
But as far as I was aware; the case wasn't damaged/marked etc and if it did get dirty; I just popped it off, cleaned and the watch and then put it back on
I have since switched to the Pitaka Air case, but I discovered that the constant bubble in the screen protector was due to a crooked install. So, essentially, it was user error.Use the Spigen screen protector
Awesome!
You had a S0 for THAT LONG! I had my series 1 for 7 years and the screen separated already.I’ve just ordered this for my soon to be delivered 46mm 10. First Watch since series 0 so wanna be careful!!
No no that’s well broken. Not had one for about 6 years.You had a S0 for THAT LONG! I had my series 1 for 7 years and the screen separated already.
So how long did you have the original Apple Watch?No no that’s well broken. Not had one for about 6 years.
I think about 2/3 years then it just randomly stopped working but was so slow at that point it wasn’t worth repairing. It was also second hand so not sure about battery health etc as was so long ago.So how long did you have the original Apple Watch?
Same here.I think about 2/3 years then it just randomly stopped working but was so slow at that point it wasn’t worth repairing. It was also second hand so not sure about battery health etc as was so long ago.
Yeah it costs too much not to have one. Seems daft paying so little to cover an expensive item but will see how it holds up.Same here.
Is the case you're getting for the S10 a plastic one?
I got one for my S6 but only use it once every 1-2 weeks, specifically for CNC machining.
It kind of defeats the purpose of the gold stainless finish of my watch but I want to protect that watch when I have to deal with drilling, milling, sawing and doing heavy duty things.
Mines is like that too.Yeah it costs too much not to have one. Seems daft paying so little to cover an expensive item but will see how it holds up.
This is the description of the case:
Durable PC Case With Tempered Glass Screen Protector
Protect Your Watch Screen & Edge From Scratches
Wear With Satisfaction
Ultra Thin Tempered Glass Film & Touch Sensitivity
Gives Your Watch Pure Protection
Easy To Install & Take Off
Snap On Design
No Need To Remove Strap
Does Not Affect Daily Use & Charging
Not too bad actuallyMines is like that too.
Except it is a translucent one that does not have a screen protector built in it and it came with a strap.
You can take it off easily by popping it off.
Looks great! Make sure if you wear it everyday clean it after being in the water, after dirty activities and cleaning. It will get gunky if you never clean it! Learnt after the ones I had on my old Apple Watch cases that started looking nasty after using it for months!Not too bad actually
Noted thanks. I want a nice yellow strap but don’t seem to be any decent ones kicking around.Looks great! Make sure if you wear it everyday clean it after being in the water, after dirty activities and cleaning. It will get gunky if you never clean it! Learnt after the ones I had on my old Apple Watch cases that started looking nasty after using it for months!
Which yellow strap?Noted thanks. I want a nice yellow strap but don’t seem to be any decent ones kicking around.