How far into your forehead does the phone wind up when the airbags deploy in an accident? Or does it just hit you in the throat and kill you slowly?
1589838
Wait that guy said that it wouldnt? It would be behind the steering wheel? WHAT! I WANT MY PHONE AND NOW ITS IN A WHITE CLOUD OF AIR,THAT JUST HIT MY FACE!! NOOOO!
1589839
Funny! But, no. it would end up behind the airbag. The airbag deploys between you and the phone.
1589840
I think you are just being very rude & ridiculous about this question. Get a life & go to Facebook with this BS stuff.
1589841
Couldn't tell you....I promptly returned mine as it didn't work for my HTC One max. After reading this question, I'm kinda glad I did!
2196589
It is a snap. I have the flip cover on my s4 so I have to remove it to fit in the case. It is still quick and easy. I just put the phone in without the cover. The case offers a lot of protection but don't even think of putting it in your pocket. , its big. Oversized to accommodate charging accessories. I has worked well for me mountain biking. There is zero concern it will pop off the mount.
180336
it's not that long may be about 16 to 20 cm and it depends on the location of the power outlet in your car, in my car Hyundai Elentra the power outlet is directly behind the gear box which makes the cellphone not comfortable in while suspended in the holder.but anyway it does the required job.
327007
Funny you ask! JUST two days ago my Hubby (who is 6'7) dropped his phone on the concrete. When he dropped it we both cringed and looked at one another. He picked it up to examine phone and it was perfectly fine.
670314
Not much but that's actually the wrong question . I have dropped my phone on the screen twice. I was sure it was broken but to my surprise it was undamaged. There is no better protection out there for your phone. A little more size for a whole lot of piece of mind.
847169
I would say it depends on the drop. I'm sure a couple of feet will be fine(I assume you're thinking of dropping it in a normal situation when you're just holding it in your hands. No parkour with a bigass Ipad). But then I'm not an expert and personally I've never dropped it so don't hold me to it. haha.
1336255
I have the half windshield... and I liked it because it directed the wind up over your head. Dust NO! You'll get your backside pretty dirty. I recently installed a roof on it and now the windshield directs the wind right in my face... along with any rain too. Don't get me wrong.. I like it but didn't expect to get a face full. It does pull a lot of dust up from the back. I even tried laying the tailgate down... no good there either. I feel like a trail hand after a long cattle drive when I get to my destination.
1069389
I have. Nothing crazy, just a "slip out of my hand" and onto the ground. This case has a small upper lip that 'wraps' slightly over the front edges of the phone providing mild protection. It's provided the corners of the device with enough protection in these situations. I'm sure a direct drop onto a sharp/pointed edge would damage the screen.... if you are good with taking care of your devices, this is a great case. If you're a klutz by nature, I'd recommend something bulkier.
1121266
I ride a Kawasaki Ninja and wear a full face helmet. I've had people call me on the phone while I was riding at speeds of 75-80 MPH and they couldn't tell I was on the bike. I could hear them clearly.
1630529
The protection in the back is very solid. Although it does not have the hard body protection, it is very solid in the back. the overall covering around the screen is the only questionable part. Meaning if you drop it face down, will the bumper be big enough not to crack the screen. I am confident any side impacts will be absorbed well by the case but not very confident about a frontal impact.
113621
I have dropped my phone face down on concrete and not a scratch to the screen or my phone! I was terrified to pick it up but so happy when I did! Hope that answers your question.
1930189
I don't know for sure, but vision is compromised and if you turned your head to the side at over 40 mph. I expect it would blow off.
285613
Almost positive. It has been a few years. Mine was a 2006 and I wish I did it sooner. Make sure you disconnect the battery first. It would be bad if the airbag went off. Good luck.
853592
It did for me. I got out of my car and it fell off of my lap and onto the pavement - no damage to my phone. There isn't even damage to the case.
2264909
This case has a lip around the screen so if it were to hit the ground face first the screen will remain untouched. I don't use screen protectors because they are a pain in the butt to install and they sometimes take away from the resolution. Just use the phone without one.....that's just my opinion of course....Overall it's a great case, I've dropped my phone a handful of times and I'm surprised at how well it absorbs shock due to how thin it is.
231086
Airbag deployment is not regulated by whether there is an unrestrained passenger or not. Airbags go off regardless of whether there is something buckled in - that's why airbags are called supplemental restraint systems. A seatbelt is the primary means of restraint for people and dogs. I'm with Marcia - you should not have anyone/thing in an airbag protected front seat who weighs less than 80-90 pounds as the force of the airbag can and will cause harm. You should never have your dog up front unrestrained regardless as they would be through the windshield in less than a heartbeat if a crash were to occur. Airbag deployment is not regulated by whether there is an unrestrained passenger or not. Airbags go off regardless of whether there is something buckled in - that's why airbags are called supplemental restraint systems. A seatbelt is the primary means of restraint for people and dogs. I'm with Marcia - you should not have anyone/thing in an airbag protected front seat who weighs less than 80-90 pounds as the force of the airbag can and will cause harm. You should never have your dog up front unrestrained regardless as they would be through the windshield in less than a heartbeat... » Read More Airbag deployment is not regulated by whether there is an unrestrained passenger or not. Airbags go off regardless of whether there is something buckled in - that's why airbags are called supplemental restraint systems. A seatbelt is the primary means of restraint for people and dogs. I'm with Marcia - you should not have anyone/thing in an airbag protected front seat who weighs less than 80-90 pounds as the force of the airbag can and will cause harm. You should never have your dog up front unrestrained regardless as they would be through the windshield in less than a heartbeat if a crash were to occur. « Show Less
1983711
Not sure...probably would depend on the distance of the fall and the angle of impact.