Eurocell vs Veka | Colored Polycarbonate Sheet

The camera is surrounded by a full-length bar with ridges on it and the fingerprint sensor by a gloss black ring, both of which add some contrast to the top area for your eyes’ pleasure. That gloss black ring slopes into the fingerprint sensor, and it legitimately feels nice when you’re unlocking your phone. The USB-C cutout may be a bit small if you have an abnormally large cable, but most cables, including the one included with your phone, will fit just fine.

Some notable pain points for me were the lack of selectively turning off only certain types of notifications for an app, something newer versions of Android allow. In MIUI, it’s a bit more of an all-or-nothing story when it comes to managing app notifications. You’ll also find that the phone suffers from a bit of a split personality disorder, with Google and Xiaomi’s respective ecosystems vying for your attention and loyalty; there are two apps for almost every basic phone function like the browser or the gallery.

Moving onto the whole ‘Live’ aspect, my unit is the Google Earth ‘Rock’ dual-layer model. Setup is pretty interesting. After installing the ‘Live Case’ app from the Play Store and logging into your Google account, you’re told to grab the four-digit code that’s printed inside the case (on both the polycarbonate and TPU layers, in the dual-layer version’s case). Enter this code, which presumably identifies what kind of case you purchased exactly, and you’re in.

The idea for the bus started when Leighton was starring in eight-man football at Salmon River High School in Riggins. With the team having to take two-hour bus rides to their games, Darwin wanted something comfortable and safe, but the plans never came to fruition.

I was also worried about the buttons, but the KerfCase’s buttons are some of the best I’ve used. From what I can tell, they’re just small wood pieces glued to the suede lining of the inside, but they work very well. They’re extremely easy to push and very tactile. Branding is minimal, with some small "KERF" text embossed into the right side. My only real qualm with the case is what you can see from the front; since the lip doesn’t go around the front, you can spot the lining (including where it ends) and some less refined-looking stuff inside. It’s just not something you’d want to see, but this is the consequence of a one-piece design. I have read some reports of the wood cracking when the case is dropped, but I don’t believe it’s a huge issue given the warranty. If you own this case, chances are you own another that you can use even if you have to send it in. And if the case isn’t repairable, KerfCase will offer 50% off a new one.

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Since even Shoei apparently has their face shields made by a subcontractor (see my story on MXL Industries), this was quite surprising. So when Nolan says “Made in Italy”, they really mean it!

The fabricated surfaces showing (a) samples with two and twelve divisions per centimeter, and (b–d) scanning electron microscope (SEM) images of the low-conductivity epoxy divisions embedded in high-conductivity copper. (e) Schematic of the resulting flow field where spatial variations in wall superheat temperature, ΔT(x), promotes spatial ordering. Nucleation sites, as well as the liquid and vapor flow paths, are tailored to coincide with the wavelength of the in-plane temperature variations given by the pitch, P. (f) Image of the onset of nucleate boiling (ΔT ~ 5 K), where bubbles preferentially nucleate in the center of the copper segments resulting in (g) control over the nominal bubble diameter during lateral coalescence.

When you approach the end of your journey, Arrival Mode shows a 360-degree interactive view of your destination alongside the main map display using street level imagery. If desired, the system can then find you a nearby parking garage and direct you to it.

The minimalism continues on the back. There’s no branding at all, which MNML is quite proud of. The camera cutout is as precise as it can possibly be, with the cutout going exactly around the lens and the flash. The fingerprint sensor cutout, however, is quite a bit larger than the sensor itself to ensure that use is still easy. There’s also a circular ridge around it so that you can find the sensor easily without looking. The buttons are a little bit more difficult to access, but again, given the slimness of the case around the cutout, you won’t have any issues.

No other cases on the market look like UAG’s. The back features a clear back with a honeycomb design that’s topped by a giant plastic bug-esque plastic piece and some massive UAG branding. I have the ‘Ash’ color, which features a slightly smoked back when compared to the clear ‘Ice.’ The corners are heavily reinforced for maximum shock resistance, and there are fake rubber screws on the back that don’t really do anything. There are also some plastic ridges on the side for added grip. This isn’t the type of case that I’d ordinarily buy, but I can certainly see the merit in the design. It’s rated for MIL-STD 810G drop resistance, so all this must come together to do something.

In terms of protection, the DualPro would rank near the top of this roundup. It looks unassuming, but all four corners are covered by two layers, and the front lip is beefy. That also helps means it can clear a glass screen protector without issue when put facedown. The buttons are awesome, being tactile and easy to push down. Cutouts are all accurate, and I’m a fan of the subtle black accent around the camera. The only branding is some "INCIPIO" text raised over the silicone layer that sits flush with the hard plastic piece.