Is this the edge to edge version or the case-friendly cut?
192531
Mine is edge-to edge, but I have no issues using it with my otterbox commuter case.
192532
yes it is, i looked a the fit even though mines was defective. perfect for the galaxy 4.
1687878
No it as very easy. the case you get may have cutouts for the buttons like mines did.
2091704
I've never seen any of the other ones to be able to compare. That said, these have no sharp edges. There is an angled cut out on every edge (it isn't quite rounded), and I've been extremely happy with them.
1583617
Neither, in my experience. This is a very nice case, however; you're unlikely to be disappointed.
1818290
The corners are mostly smooth. This was a concern for me too but it turned out to be perfect. No sharp edges to worry about.
1485895
There is no cardboard in this case. The back casing is made of plastic. The surface material is PU leather (man made leather), the inside surface material is microfiber. The insert inside the surface material is PC board, which is light weight and very hard. You won't be able to cut it with regular knife. Thanks
664587
I saw the same comments. I didn't see the sharp edges that some other people posted. Case didn't scratch my phone either. I've speculated that if there were sharp edges, maybe the manufacturing process has since smoothed them out.
919875
I also have the Tudia Melody case, and while it's decent, I find the Cruzerlite to be superior. It just feels more solid on the edges. Also, and this is just personal opinion, I feel that it looks better.
559011
There's padding interlaced into this case. It is not the thinnest case I've seen.
1721280
It does have all the appropriate cutouts. It is the best case I own. You won't be sorry if you buy it.
67527
No, but I prefer it that way as it's not clunky. Still finding it great to use, the best case I have had by a long way.
1158216
There is NOT a cut out on the back side for that corner yet the corner is open and they gave that area a little more give. I have no trouble getting to it. You get used to its position. Having said that, most of the corners are a little exposed and I've dropped mine quit a few times already with no issues. Of the cases I have this is my favorite and most functional.
227429
You can cut the plastic off if you want to, it will not effect case as it will still protect the housing.
2121624
It is case friendly but also gives full coverage. Just be careful when you put it on that you don't accidentally overlap an edge. If you are someone that takes his case off frequently, an overlapped edge will cause that small portion of the screen protector to lift slightly. Not enough to start peeling off all the way but enough so that dirt/lint, etc., can start messing up that edge. It is usually a corner spot where this would happen. Just make sure to get the screen protector seated perfectly. Thankfully, with this product that is pretty easy to do.
569573
The case is delivered with "pluck foam" which allows you to remove foam in pieces about 1/2" square. As such, you won't be getting the exact fit shown in the picture. However, Plano has solid foam inserts available that allow for precise cutouts. If that is important to you, contact Plano customer service and they will fix you up. Plenty of info on YouTube on how to do it also.
1883126
Cut out is at the top. I have no issue with hitting the power button with this case.
1461022
From what I can remember the edges were boxy and not curved unfortunately. It didn't snag on things too much and fits pretty nice. There are now better options though.