Mobile phone manufacturers are making their devices more and more durable. Galaxy The S23 Ultra has an Armor Aluminum aluminum frame and is covered by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on both sides. This is what the entire S23 series has in common, and they are the first smartphones that can boast of this technology. Of course, the phone also has IP68 resistance. However, even this does not guarantee him 100% protection. So if you're looking for a case, the PanzerGlass HardCase is the obvious choice.
Galaxy The S23 Ultra is dimensionally different from last year's predecessor. It has larger camera lenses, differently positioned volume and power buttons, and a less curved display. So even if the older cases fit, because the physical dimensions are more or less identical, you don't want to use them. So if you are looking for the ideal solution to protect your new smartphone, the PanzerGlass solution has a long and successful history behind it.
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Get ready for the drop
PanzerGlass HardCase for Samsung Galaxy The S23 Ultra is certified MIL-STD-810H, which is the military standard of the United States of America. This emphasizes adapting the environmental design of the device and test limits to the conditions to which the device will be exposed throughout its lifetime. So there is protection against falling and scratches. The cover is also compatible with wireless charging, so you don't have to remove it from your device. He doesn't even mind water, which won't harm him in any way.
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Even though it is a hardcase, the cover is quite pliable and easy to handle. Most importantly, it doesn't slip out of your hand. It can be put on and taken off ideally in the area near the cameras, where it is of course weakened. There is only one cut-out, and that is for the entire photo module. It has the advantage that if you still use protective glass of the entire space, the entire back side is fully covered.
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The design falls under the Clear Edition, so the cover is clear and fully transparent so as not to affect the appearance of the phone in any way. It is made of TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) and polycarbonate, while its entire frame is made of recycled materials. In this regard, the packaging, which is made of paper and the inner bag in which the cover is located, is fully compostable. Before putting on the cover, I strongly recommend cleaning the device properly. If you have any dirt on it, you will actually see it under the cover, and that doesn't look very nice.
PanzerGlass Camera Protector Samsung Galaxy S23Ultra
All passages for important elements are present, i.e. charging connector, microphones and S Pen. It is very easy to take out and put on, even with the cover, because the space around it is relatively generous - which we already saw last year with the S22 Ultra. The SIM card slot is covered. The buttons for determining the volume and the power button are not solved by penetrations, but outputs, so they are also fully protected from damage. But they are certainly controlled, even if they are a little stiffer.
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Discreet design, maximum protection
Of course, it depends on your style of using the device and the environment you are in. The cover is not indestructible and may show some hairline or scratches over time. But it's true that it's still better on the cover than on the phone. In addition, the manufacturer states that its solution does not turn yellow, which is an ailment especially of cheaper solutions, with which the phone looks literally repulsive.
The PanzerGlass protective glass does not interfere with the cover either
The price of CZK 699 is also reasonable for the quality of the product, which you can be sure of thanks to the PanzerGlass brand. So, if you want durable and rather inconspicuous protection that will always make your design stand out Galaxy S23 Ultra, it's actually an obvious choice.
PanzerGlass HardCase Samsung Galaxy You can buy the S23 Ultra here
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