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S23(base model) case

(Topic created on: 10-02-2023 10:27 PM)
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tinglish
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Hi guys,

I'm looking for a super slim case for my s23,the thinner the better I hate adding extra bulk.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated 😊.
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StuartR
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I use Samsungs leather bumper case, it's very slim fitting although a little expensive.
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tinglish
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Thanks Stuart yeah looking at that one.
Does it add much bulk when it's on your phone?
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StuartR
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Not much bulk at all, it's probably the slimmest fitting leather bumper case I've used from Samsung and I've had a few over the years with different phones.

I'd certainly recommend.
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tinglish
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Thanks I've just ordered one,got it on Amazon for £38(Samsung original).a few £££ cheaper than on Samsung site so happy days 😊
Risky24
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Pitaka is the way to go. I get one for all my phones. It's carbon fibre which makes it very light as well as being very strong. It looks so good but then again what looks good is very subjective. Take a look to see if you it's one you could consider. They are a bit pricey though.
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tinglish
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Thanks,yeah I have carbon fibre cases on my s22 and s21 ultra.
Only thing I don't like about pitaka is they have the buttons uncovered.
The one I have on my s22 isn't from pitaka but the buttons are covered.and yes agree with you carbon fibre cases are awesome and probably the thinnest you can get.
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Risky24
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Ah fair enough. I'm not sure what else I could recommend. I've tried many other cases that claim to be thin and light but they never truly deliver.
tinglish
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I've just found one it's coming Thursday,I'll use the leather one until it arrives 😅.Screenshot_20230210_232127_Amazon Shopping_1000002060_1676071287.jpg
Risky24
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Nice! That looks fantastic. Very similar to the Pitaka but with more coverage