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S710a Durability?
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Posted by: Rock3nrenigade

How is it. Does the spinner thing feel flimsy. does it easly scratch so on. I know you guys know the drill

thanks

Posted by: SonyStyle

I have one, spinner mechanism is not flimsy, as far as scratching, anything will scratch.

Posted by: bsippl

I have a small scratch on the top right corner of my phone where my case doesn't protect it, but it's barely visible. A phone with a metal housing may or may not have gotten that scratch, but most phones are made of plastic so the S710a does not really scratch easier than other phones.

As mentioned before, the spinner is not flimsy at all.

Posted by: bostonirishguy

I HIGHLY recommend getting a screen protector.

Posted by: Rock3nrenigade

will do.

Posted by: eimajuno

The most part that scratches the easiest on the S710a is the ring around the Camera. Every single time I use the phone I seem to have gotten another scratch on the the ring.

Posted by: Rock3nrenigade

Interesting. whats that from putting it on the table?

Posted by: entropy

Quote:

Originally Posted by bostonirishguy

I HIGHLY recommend getting a screen protector.

Indeed. I'm not a big fan of such things, but the Martin Fields screen protector really is as transparent as people say it is. They also sell a USB charging cable.

http://www.overlayplus.com/US/dis_p...odeln=S700/S710

~ Kiran <entropy@io.com>

Posted by: Rock3nrenigade

Quote:

Originally Posted by entropy

Not bad

Posted by: HotStuff2

I had a Martin Fields screen protector for my T616. It's durable, but I've found that Martin Fields screen protectors don't go all the way to the edge.

I went to Curcuit City and bought a pack of generic screen protectors for $11, which included 10 screen protectors, and some cleaning wipes. The screen protectors are clear and very durable, and large (they can cover anything from 3"x4" and smaller by cutting them.) I layed one over the screen, and used a sharp razor blade to trip it to the exact bezel of the screen. Can barely see it, and it's perfect.