What is the physical plastic quality of this device ? Is it too gentle or delicate ? Do you recommend ?
641330
Plastic quality is about standard for a USB cable: flexible and durable. The problem that I experienced with this product is that the microUSB plug doesn't work with all of my devices, which was annoying.
199372
It's not soft, as in squishy. Don't know if it's really plastic. It's dull and smooth. works great.
2186882
I haven't had any troubles. I don't think it's powerful enough to cause any damage, otherwise it would be quite a poor design flaw. Several smartphone and tablet cases utilize such methods to secure the device.
1517208
Disclaimer: I'm no pro at this! That said, I've had mine two months and am happy with my decision. I usually prefer high quality over plastic, but my philosophy going into a product like this was that it's almost one of those semi-disposable items. While I have the best of intentions (bought the cleaner, and try to maintain it as I should), I figured I'd probably eventually end up gumming up the inside or some other stupidity on my part before I wore it out. I suppose the Great Stuff gun might fare better if you were to drop it or something like that, but at half the price this one seems like a pretty good bargain to me.
1057316
so far i am having no complaints. I too had broken the micro usb on my first mophie. but it was on account of dropping of phone while it was in charging. that caused the breakage. otherwise, it gives me good juice to end my day comfortably.
905613
I'm not sure what your definition of "easily" is. Any plastic object can be scratched if mishandled. I find this magnifier to be as stable as any comparable piece of plastic. Handled as 'easily' as possible, this item should serve you well.
2108454
it does look fragile, but i did it slowly & had no problem. i have alot of pieces that require batteries of that kind & have never had trouble. you might keep asking & perhaps get someone w/ a technical mind. i can only offer you my own experince good luck !
1423052
I have not had this experience with it; it has worked well for me. That said, my usage has been relatively light. This is a lower-cost device, so to some degree you probably get what you pay for and if you're doing a significant amount of mission-critical production, I would probably suggest spending more for something more durably constructed.
198193
If you're good to your electronics then you shouldn't have an issue. The frame is a flexible plastic and could probably be broke intentionally fairly easy but if you're not just tossing them around or mistreating them they should last. I've had mine for quite a while with no problems.
1324986
It's not a hard breakable cheap plastic ... if I were to guess, it's PE or PP ... because it gives a little. Very good quality.
24207
Purchased mine about 6 months ago and it's been operating continuously ever since as a tender. To date, no issues with the digital display. However, did have an issue with the auxillary tender connection on the side of the unit. It broke when I attached the plug. Was able to repair it with super glue as it sits in the unit held only with very flimsy plastic tabs... Other than that, it's worked flawlessly.
1840780
mine just arrived and in a plastic bag. what is that about? makes me a little suspicious as the the quality of the item. is it refurbished?
591186
I have personally been very pleased with it, but bear in mind, I don't do a lot of sound functions on this. I am using it more for personal things like photography and emails, etc. I watched some videos and a Netflix movie, seemed very good quality, I was very pleased.
2083103
Hi, I just bought one of that. I'm loving it! I have no troubles with it. good luck!
1971030
It works just fine ... just need to treat it gently as it seems to be a hair delicate!
1803404
I like mine very much, I have it about 3 years now and no problems with it. (so far)
1784135
If you're asking whether it withstands frequent and repeated plugging and unplugging, I can't offer direct experience, since I've left mine plugged in for the several months I've owned it. But I was pleasantly surprised by the material quality, if that helps. It seems to be similarly constructed to, and equally durable with, the sync cables for iPhones, for instance--which in my case do get fairly heavy manipulation. The flexibility allowed me to do a long run with bends without straining the cable. And I'm extremely happy with both the audio and video performance (from an Oppo BDP-105 to a recent 40" Samsung DTV).