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Carved has been around for a while, but I haven’t had the chance to try one of its cases out until now. I opted for the Mount Bierstadt Inlay option, which features an intricate design on the back in the shape of – you guessed it – a mountain. While the wood is very nicely done, I have mixed feelings about the overall quality of the case.

You’re not going to find a smooth-feeling glass back on the phone, or, indeed, most of the design bells and whistles other phones may have. That’s not entirely a bad thing, as the polycarbonate back is plenty sturdy and comfortable enough to hold in hand. The graphite black model I was provided looks…okay, but it’s certainly not going to win any awards for its good looks.

The Plasma is an average to above-average case for the most part, with the exception of the power button. Unless you’re confident that you can hit the power button right in the middle every single time, I’d stay away. It’s not like it was a great value at $39.95, anyway. If you’re really looking for a rugged case in this price range, consider the Speck Presidio Grip instead.

Oh, and that plastic looks quite good too! Our ‘Aurora Blue’ color variant had a hybrid matte-glossy finish, with vertical streaks of light moving horizontally across the back panel when the smartphone was moved under a source of light. As eye-catching as this finish makes the 8C, it unfortunately also makes the smartphone catch a lot of smudges and fingerprints. If you don’t want that, I suggest you slap on the TPU clear case that comes in the box.

Is it art, or is it light? With Nanoleaf, it’s a little bit of both, and these panels make it possible for you to connect squares of light into something clever and functional and powerful all at once.

Weighing in at 3,660 grams per square metre together with a reinforced heavy-gauge woven glass mat, Webglas GC offers outstanding skylight strength so much so that safety mesh is not required. This is a particularly important benefit in aggressive and corrosive environments that can quickly destroy metal.

Large updated home, in hidden, private cul-de-sac. Large ranch style home with beautiful hardwood floors throughout, refinished kitchen cabinets, and updated bathrooms. Cuddle up in the family room by the cozy fireplace, or enjoy the large partially finished, walk out basement, great for a family room, or potential fourth bedroom, with brand new carpet, and an additional fully updated bath. Exit your French doors to a large deck overlooking your new spacious yard. This home has been updated with care and just waiting for you move in and add your personal touches.

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.

The consultants then worked in collaboration with NELSON, the Philadelphia architectural firm responsible for the remedial retrofit project. “Considering the amount of hard surfaces, from an open metal deck to drywall walls to sealed concrete floors, it was easy to see why sound bounced around so quickly,” notes Scott Winger, AIA, Technical Director for NELSON.

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Unless you really like the look of the wood cover (which is definitely understandable, as they do look good), I would hesitate to recommend a Toast cover. They’re pricey, uncomfortable, can’t realistically be reused, don’t provide much protection on their own, and can’t be used with cases. At $40 for just the back (with a design, if you’d like) before any additional personalization, this is definitely a niche product. Nevertheless, I applaud Toast for continuing to produce these for those who want their phones to stand out of the crowd.

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.