is this case bendable or is it like the cases that snap in half?
630113
The case is made of two seperate pieces. More like a clam shell without the connecting joint at the back. If you were to bend a piece it would either break or permanently created a fold in the plastic.
630114
It is a hard case that snaps onto the computer. You definitely couldn't bend it in half or it would break. I hope that helps!
630115
It's 2 pieces, bottom and top, the pieces don't connect at the screen joint, and it's more of a hard plastic cover, little bend, but will snap if you try to bend too much
630116
It comes in two pieces; each one snaps on, and each one is made specifically to fit either the bottom or the top. They fit snugly, but are not hard to get on and off, although I wouldn't recommend removing them any more than absolutely necessary.
2212383
the corners are rigid - the edging around the outside of the case makes the entire outside edge stiff. leaning against a wall the case does remain upright (doesn't bend over or fold in half) if that helps
2147157
The holes in the case are big on one side and small on the other. The case slides sideways in the holes and it snaps into place. It is extremely snug once it snaps into place.
1097365
It's very flexible... no hinges though...and it does not stay back while your on the phone unless you hold it back, and it doesn't stay closed if dropped because their isn't a latch..I don't use mine anymore... Went with a rubberized case
17869
It is jelly like with a smooth finish. The phone fit snugly in it. It is not a fully hard case more like a stiff flexible case.. If that makes any sense!
1922042
It seems to be a very flexible plastic. It's not at all a hard plastic snap case, but it's not rubber either.
1787468
I have not tried to bend it that much. I would be afraid to deform the case. Im sure it would touch end to end though.
2268688
It's a very thin metal that is pretty easy to bend. Depending on how much it needs to curve, you might need to be concerned about scratching up the tablet back if the metal no longer sits completely flush.
1202331
It would only 'bend in' if the converter is to wide for your case being if you tried to jam it in there. In other words its pretty sturdy and should fit snug in a 'tooless' case (depending on your cases dimensions)
2220112
i gave mines away because they gave me iphone 5 cases instead of 4, but from what i remember they were kinda of bendable.
1691491
Its material is firm and bendable, however it is very fit to the phone, designed to stay with it in case of "durability tests". I can't say it's that hard to remove and reinstall, I think it's just not so convenient unlike most TPUs
1294808
It is not hard plastic...it is bendable, I would rather say flexible. It stays on the phone really well. It doesn't stretch out like ones i have had in the past.
1768530
It's a rigid ring but it can change shape, because where it clasps near the handle, isn't permant. You may be able to adjust this, I just haven't played with it. It's able to fold in half for easy storage.
1648953
It is flexible. Not a hard stiff plastic. Fits perfectly. Not loose at all. Not rubbery like some Otter Box cases.
1301941
I don't have this one. I have a clear case that is flexible but not too squishy.
1648954
It is a bit flexible. Not rubber-like and not like a jelly-case. Its almost like a hard plastic, but yet it is a tiny bit flexible. (If that makes sense!?!) Hope this helps!
872332
These are rigid cases, but they are not as hard as acrylic toploaded/screw-loaded cases. They bend fairly easily, but do not allow cards to bend severely without force. If you are wanting absolute bend protection, these are not ideal, as you could still mar a card that is sat upon in these. But if you just want an everyday case that is good for shipping protection or extra protection compared to floppy sleeves, these are great.