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where can I buy protective cases for the ATV4 remote?
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I already saw a lot of them with cracked touch pad glass on YouTube and elsewhere... so I'm a little nervous.
I would like some sort of hard case or pouch to store mine in when not in use. Then I can just put it in my loveseat storage area with my other remotes.
I already saw a lot of them with cracked touch pad glass on YouTube and elsewhere... so I'm a little nervous.
I keep mine up and away from the kids. Just be careful with it and it'll be ok.
it's 2015... not 1975. Kids today scare me with their intelligence. I'm sure they'll find the remote and.... (you fill in the rest)
when I was a kid, I watched TV on a black and white that took 2 minutes to warm up before a picture showed up.
agree... I am waiting for the Griffin case for Siri remote, $20. For the time being, I just tape it up with clear tape to handle drop.
I need a case also, I am also wondering where I can get a case for my Samsung 47" HDTV as well just in case.
this image seemed really disturbing....
I would rather have a case that also improves the grip.(like the Griffin one)
If I drop and crack it, I either have to buy another one for $80 or file a claim with AmEX(but only possible during the first 90 days)
do you know that not everyone is the same? just because you don't drop, everyone should/must behave that way. at least walk with your mind open.
let me give you a couple scenarios that can cause a drop or throw:
1) kids
2) accidents
3) dog/cat
4) spouse fighting
5) losing Football bet
6) child custody argument
any of the above can have a throw/drop impact/force on the remote.
Really?
1. Keep it up and away from the kids when not in use.
2. This one is legitimate, but most situations can be avoided.
3. Same as kids, keep it up and away when you're not using it.
4. Be reasonable. If you can't keep from THROWING things when you're arguing, then maybe you're the child. See above.
5. Same as above, if you break things because you lose a bet, I'm going to question your level of maturity.
6. Again, be civil. It isn't hard.
I wish human can be this perfect.
1) kids also uses apple TV and hence Siri remote. you can set all rules but kids are kids
2) only 1 drop out of many that you try to avoid could be a fatal one.
4) not every human is reasonable. what you said is only exist in theory
5) if someone gamble, he/she is already in trouble, let alone being mature.
6) have you have fight for your child custody? Let me guess No
if only Otterbox made a Defender case for RMS Titanic!
(better yet, a force field around the ship)
that's what I think of the Yankees pitchers this year and the year before and the year before that.....
https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/3rkmjy/dont_drop_your_new_apple_tv_remote/
http://m.imgur.com/hdIh522
This Reddit user dropped his remote from waist height onto a hardwood floor. Cases for the ATV4 remote will be a necessity for most users, especially those with children. As with so many things lately out of Apple, both software and hardware, form is far more important than function.
http://m.imgur.com/hdIh522
This Reddit user dropped his remote from waist height onto a hardwood floor. Cases for the ATV4 remote will be a necessity for most users, especially those with children. As with so many things lately out of Apple, both software and hardware, form is far more important than function.
nightmare was finding my cat chewing on the new Siri remote this morning. He likes to lick things that are shinny and smooth. I promptly yanked the remote away from his mouth and placed it in a locked drawer.(until I can figure out how to deal with is tonight) Locked drawer because he has figured out how to pull out most drawers in my house.