OtterBox Symmetry case for the Google Pixel 3 XL Unboxing and Overview By ThisBytesForYou

Hey guys this your friend Iggy back again so a little while ago, I did an unboxing overview and product installation a little of usage of the Letterbox Defender for the Google Pixel 3x up. If not, if you haven't seen it click up above, so you can check it out. But in this video we're going to do an unboxing overview and some product usage on the Letterbox symmetry series for the Google Pixel 3x down this guy comes in black tonic, violet, great energy and clear this one happens to being clear. So come over here, real quick, I'm gonna. Do the unboxing show you all that good stuff, and I'll talk you through it as I'm doing the unboxing? Alright guys? So here she is again the Letterbox symmetry, the clear case. This guy again comes in black tonic, violet, Grady energy and clear, so I'm just going to go ahead and show you here see the front of box symmetry sleek protection for Google, pixel 3xl along the side, symmetry the back shows drop protection.

Ultra slim, one pleat piece design, easy on off the style. You want. The protection you need kind of sounds like a condom, but, and then this side is just yellow- nothing here, just UPC serial number, all that good stuff and the hangar up here's, so you can hang it on a shelf unboxing it nothing else in there. Put that aside. Alright- and here is the case itself, and I'm gonna- put that down just for right now.

Alright and well, that's the plastic. Okay! Nothing else here on the bottom, clear, scratch-resistant transparent as he stunts oops bro viewers. No, it's the same thing and then inspiring kids to change the world out of box cares alright, and here we have the Letterbox Products LLC Letterbox branded product, warranties out of words and stuff yeah, good information check it out and then Google use of Google's made for badge means this product has been designed by Letterbox LLC for use with Google Pixel and has been certified by Letterbox products. I'll see you to meet google's compatibility standards and a lot more text, but that also comes in the box. Alright, so not a lot and no instructions I'm assuming kind of like how it looks.

It's pretty simple now in your hands, this phone does feel pretty big, but it feels like it costs a lot of money because it does, and you want to take care of it so easy enough for this guy and actually let me just show you a little here so on the side there. You can see the little Letterbox there it's carved into here and then the lines coming down here and opening for the connection to charge it or to do a data transfer, and then here volume down volume up + power button. Then the hole up here for this guy right here on the phone cut out for the camera and for the fingerprint reader and then the little groove down here so that you know, or that fingerprint reader is now it's not much of a groove. So you may have to feel it around a little before you find it okay. So it is a basic and simple Cape case.

Now it's not watertight. It's not anything like that, because the phone itself is ip68 rated, so that makes the cases a little easier to design so just drop. It in right here one one-sided, see how oh it's not kind of just slide it in down here. Does it feel yeah? It's a rubberized case, so see it's kind of sticking out, and then you just fit it into place and, let's see kind of, have to move it around a little. Actually I think it's better to go from this side now mind you.

There are no instructions, so I'm, giving you the instructions yeah, you put it in this side so that the buttons slide into there easier there. We go okay and then just push it down to make sure it's properly in the case, and there we go now, I will say I kind of like the way. This feels, and I do like the clear aspect of it because well it kind of just shows off the phone, and it looks, looks pretty nice again, it's pretty simple. Now how protected this is. I, don't know, but I'll find that a one.

Second, all right. So, aside from a little dust, there are no cracks on the screen. I'm showing you there with the reflection from the lights, no cracks whatsoever, and I read this before, but didn't know exactly how to explain it. So if it falls, the screen won't touch the ground. If you fall flat, you can see the little sticking out here so like this.

It's not touching the wood at all. So these are the raised and beveled edges the screen bumpers. To help to protect the touch screen, the slim design is to help you fit it in your pocket or your purse simple and sleek right, so I'm just using it. It works Botha when you're done using it. You can just pop it in your berth super simple: do you know why it falls in there? It's super simple all right, so the design helps work with active edge, and you could squeeze it and the Google Assistant works as well.

So, as you see over here, these bumpers are synthetic rubber, slipcover and the case itself is made from polycarbonate. So while this is a little rubbery here again to protect the screen like this, the back is not rubbery, it's more solid, alright! So again, the case it doesn't cover everything. It covers the borders here. So again, if it closed like here, and then it covers the back the camera and the touch sensor. So, for example, now I'm going to turn it on by using my fingertip only okay, so these two are exposed as well the other hole down here so that you could charge it and then right up here as well.

So that's about it again. This was an unboxing, an overview and kind of product installation and a little of a product usage for the Letterbox symmetry series for the Google Pixel 3xl you're, going to see a lot more videos, so I'm going to be testing this a lot more than as I have and will with the other cases as well so stay tuned here, hopefully I'll help. You find the right case for you again see you guys.

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