Galaxy S21 Ultra Metallständer Handyhülle

429 reviews for Galaxy S21 Ultra Metallständer Handyhülle

1. Bewertet mit 5 von 5

   ESR Customer – April 16, 2021

   Good case

2. Bewertet mit 5 von 5

   A – April 15, 2021

   Ottimo per uno smartphone pesante come S21 Ultra

3. Bewertet mit 5 von 5

   A – April 15, 2021

   Ottimo per uno smartphone pesante come S21 Ultra

4. Bewertet mit 4 von 5

   Roddy Maclean – April 14, 2021

   Have had this stand for 2 or 3 months now and I think I’m finally able to make an informed review by this point. Firstly what I like/love.1. By far the best thing which I never would have guessed would be using the kick stand as a way to hold the phone. I open the stand about 1cm out and wedge it between my middle and ring finger and place my pinky underneath the phone for what (to me) feels like a ninja grip on the phone. It’s given me confidence enough to just leave the standand film protector on and give up hope on finding a decent glass protector.2. I bought the S Pen for the Ultra but decided to just keep it at home and not buy the ugly case which comes in some bundles with the pen. Being right handed, I can swing the metal stand fully out and grip it with my left hand confidantly which gives me full scope for using my right hand to glide type. This has made my writing 2 or 3 times as fast with less spelling mistakes. I prop it up with my thumb and hold the handle with my other 4 fingers on my left hand.3. For watching full screen videos and interacting with it in landscape mode the case and kickstand (which is intentionally stiff to allow you to place it at a variety of angles whilst remaining steady) is very good at retaining it’s positioning, even after numerous heavy taps from the pen or prodding from the finger. Very good.4. The price is good for what you get, there has been almost no yellowing as of yet and the camera bump and top and bottom chins have the phone well protected respectively.What I’m not a fan of.1. The lack of side protection. It’s close, very close to being flush but if you look closely from the side view, the screen is higher than the sides of the case. This means that if you dropped it at an angle where it makes contact with the front side of the screen and not the top chins, the screen will break. The liklihood is small but its there unfortunately. Whilst I feel these c could have been raised a slight bit more, some of the blame had to be placed with Samsung. I feel the novelty of the curved edges has worn off with me by now and it’s just becoming more difficult to protect whilst maintaing great gestures support. Hopefully the trend of flattening the flashship screens (not the notes) will continue.2. Using the stand in portrait mode. Now it’s quite obvious that the stand lends little support due to the weight distribution in portrait mode so I only ever use this if I want to stand it up and not touch it and view it from the front as I sometimes do when having it connected to my PC for calls or texts or if video calling someone using the front camera. What is practically impossible to do is use the stand as a way to take super still night photos in portrait mode by using the stand as a sort of tripod. All methods have it pointing to the ground, even in landscape if you point it skywards the kickstand does little to help. It it could extend beyond roughly 70° from the body and even go past 90° to even 135° there would be options to take super still night mode shots. This also is annoying when trying to use it to capture group photos using the rear cameras with a timer. It just points to the floor and no matter how clever you think you are by propping something under the stand’s leg to raise it up it just doesn’t work. One way that this could work would be to have a small, thin foldable piece of metal at the end of the kickstand that folds backwards inwards underneath the tip of the stand with a rotational hinge so it can fold out to provide more support or be rotated downwards to provide more height so the phone sits closer to a 90° angle from the ground as opposed to a 60 or 70° angle from the ground. This would also require the kick stand to fully extend to 90° out from the back of the phone or beyond as well for this to work well I think. (If this make no sense I’m sorry I’m more of a visual person so its hard to explain what I see)Regardless it’s it’s an enthusiastic 4 from me for this one, nearly perfect.

5. Bewertet mit 4 von 5

   Jason & Loren – April 14, 2021

   Great quality, slightly misshapen on one side though. Perhaps just the way it was packaged but doesn’t effect use. Stand sturdy.

6. Bewertet mit 4 von 5

   James Mitchell – April 14, 2021

   Well the product is decent, it fits perfectly on the s21ultra but it’s a little thick at the bottom where the kickstand is. I would have rated it higher if the kickstand did not break in about a month or so. I was very happy with it before this happened. The good news is that thier customer service is very good and was very quick to respond. They sent me another one for free within a few days so I’m hopeful the kickstand will not have the same problem again…

7. Bewertet mit 4 von 5

   Mark – April 14, 2021

   Nice case but doesn’t allow the phone to rest flat on its back. Also the kick stand edges are very sharp, scratches desks, glass, and wood easily.

8. Bewertet mit 4 von 5

   Roddy Maclean – April 14, 2021

   Have had this stand for 2 or 3 months now and I think I’m finally able to make an informed review by this point. Firstly what I like/love.1. By far the best thing which I never would have guessed would be using the kick stand as a way to hold the phone. I open the stand about 1cm out and wedge it between my middle and ring finger and place my pinky underneath the phone for what (to me) feels like a ninja grip on the phone. It’s given me confidence enough to just leave the standand film protector on and give up hope on finding a decent glass protector.2. I bought the S Pen for the Ultra but decided to just keep it at home and not buy the ugly case which comes in some bundles with the pen. Being right handed, I can swing the metal stand fully out and grip it with my left hand confidantly which gives me full scope for using my right hand to glide type. This has made my writing 2 or 3 times as fast with less spelling mistakes. I prop it up with my thumb and hold the handle with my other 4 fingers on my left hand.3. For watching full screen videos and interacting with it in landscape mode the case and kickstand (which is intentionally stiff to allow you to place it at a variety of angles whilst remaining steady) is very good at retaining it’s positioning, even after numerous heavy taps from the pen or prodding from the finger. Very good.4. The price is good for what you get, there has been almost no yellowing as of yet and the camera bump and top and bottom chins have the phone well protected respectively.What I’m not a fan of.1. The lack of side protection. It’s close, very close to being flush but if you look closely from the side view, the screen is higher than the sides of the case. This means that if you dropped it at an angle where it makes contact with the front side of the screen and not the top chins, the screen will break. The liklihood is small but its there unfortunately. Whilst I feel these c could have been raised a slight bit more, some of the blame had to be placed with Samsung. I feel the novelty of the curved edges has worn off with me by now and it’s just becoming more difficult to protect whilst maintaing great gestures support. Hopefully the trend of flattening the flashship screens (not the notes) will continue.2. Using the stand in portrait mode. Now it’s quite obvious that the stand lends little support due to the weight distribution in portrait mode so I only ever use this if I want to stand it up and not touch it and view it from the front as I sometimes do when having it connected to my PC for calls or texts or if video calling someone using the front camera. What is practically impossible to do is use the stand as a way to take super still night photos in portrait mode by using the stand as a sort of tripod. All methods have it pointing to the ground, even in landscape if you point it skywards the kickstand does little to help. It it could extend beyond roughly 70° from the body and even go past 90° to even 135° there would be options to take super still night mode shots. This also is annoying when trying to use it to capture group photos using the rear cameras with a timer. It just points to the floor and no matter how clever you think you are by propping something under the stand’s leg to raise it up it just doesn’t work. One way that this could work would be to have a small, thin foldable piece of metal at the end of the kickstand that folds backwards inwards underneath the tip of the stand with a rotational hinge so it can fold out to provide more support or be rotated downwards to provide more height so the phone sits closer to a 90° angle from the ground as opposed to a 60 or 70° angle from the ground. This would also require the kick stand to fully extend to 90° out from the back of the phone or beyond as well for this to work well I think. (If this make no sense I’m sorry I’m more of a visual person so its hard to explain what I see)Regardless it’s it’s an enthusiastic 4 from me for this one, nearly perfect.

9. Bewertet mit 4 von 5

   Jason & Loren – April 14, 2021

   Great quality, slightly misshapen on one side though. Perhaps just the way it was packaged but doesn’t effect use. Stand sturdy.

10. Bewertet mit 4 von 5

    James Mitchell – April 14, 2021

    Well the product is decent, it fits perfectly on the s21ultra but it’s a little thick at the bottom where the kickstand is. I would have rated it higher if the kickstand did not break in about a month or so. I was very happy with it before this happened. The good news is that thier customer service is very good and was very quick to respond. They sent me another one for free within a few days so I’m hopeful the kickstand will not have the same problem again…