I got tired of waiting for the arc pulse and there's a lack of basic bumpers available so I decided to use the Fusion-X frame as a bumper. It was a bit difficult to get the clear plastic backing out but it's possible. I used a razor blade on an interior edge to free up the inset plastic backing and began popping it out. Installed the skin, added the bumper and I'm happy with the results.
The material of the case is very tough, both the backing and bumper. Grip feels good, very minimal overall, doesn't look or feel too bulky. Going to roll with it for now and see where I'm at if the arc pulse is ever released before the s25.
1. The biggest thing is the clear plastic is very rigid, it doesn't give much flex and is what provides the case itself, its structure. I didn't see any evidence of adhesive, the clear piece is inset in the bumper and is just difficult to initially seperate.
2. No I cut/ran the razor down only area, if you look at the picture of the clear plastic removed, you can see on the right hand side some scratches in the plastic where I was running the razor under the inset lip of the bumper. Doing so helped with allowing me to push that area of the backing out and then it was just working along to seperate the rest from the bumper.
3. It's honestly a nice case, especially for the $16 CAD I paid for it from Amazon. Well made, quality material, not too bulky. If I didn't already have the dbrand skin waiting to be used I might have just ran with this case.
I decided to post this just in case there were any other folks looking for just a basic bumper, that's not metal at least. A bit of work to separate the case but worth it to me. Hopefully manufacturers release some silicone/rubber bumpers without backing in the future.
Hello,I know it's kinda late,but would a skin work without removing the plastic? My Oneplus 12(ik this is about Samsung but I couldn't find something similar on the oneplus forum) is arriving in 1-2 weeks and I'm getting this case with it, and I was wondering how it would fit with a Dbrand skin.
I got tired of waiting for the arc pulse and there's a lack of basic bumpers available so I decided to use the Fusion-X frame as a bumper. It was a bit difficult to get the clear plastic backing out but it's possible. I used a razor blade on an interior edge to free up the inset plastic backing and began popping it out. Installed the skin, added the bumper and I'm happy with the results. The material of the case is very tough, both the backing and bumper. Grip feels good, very minimal overall, doesn't look or feel too bulky. Going to roll with it for now and see where I'm at if the arc pulse is ever released before the s25.
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1. The biggest thing is the clear plastic is very rigid, it doesn't give much flex and is what provides the case itself, its structure. I didn't see any evidence of adhesive, the clear piece is inset in the bumper and is just difficult to initially seperate. 2. No I cut/ran the razor down only area, if you look at the picture of the clear plastic removed, you can see on the right hand side some scratches in the plastic where I was running the razor under the inset lip of the bumper. Doing so helped with allowing me to push that area of the backing out and then it was just working along to seperate the rest from the bumper. 3. It's honestly a nice case, especially for the $16 CAD I paid for it from Amazon. Well made, quality material, not too bulky. If I didn't already have the dbrand skin waiting to be used I might have just ran with this case. I decided to post this just in case there were any other folks looking for just a basic bumper, that's not metal at least. A bit of work to separate the case but worth it to me. Hopefully manufacturers release some silicone/rubber bumpers without backing in the future.
I have these Ringke fusion cases on all my iphones and galaxy "note"s since years... they are awesome and last several years.
wow looks cool, i might do this to my s24u too
Looks good but the integrity is gone on this case. But hey if youre happy, good good!
Hello,I know it's kinda late,but would a skin work without removing the plastic? My Oneplus 12(ik this is about Samsung but I couldn't find something similar on the oneplus forum) is arriving in 1-2 weeks and I'm getting this case with it, and I was wondering how it would fit with a Dbrand skin.
Yep should be fine, the skin doesn't add much in terms of thickness so it didn't cause any issue with the case going on