TORRAS Q3 Spin for Galaxy Z Fold 7 Case with 360 Magnetic Stand, Black

Without a doubt, the single best phone case I've ever owned. For sure, this thing is pretty expensive compared to other case options, but the quality definitely justifies its price! The Galaxy Fold is an expensive and fairly fragile device; it's worth getting a premium case to protect it. The material construction is sturdy, feels good in the hand, and is easy to clean. The design has a lot of subtle ergonomic grip points. It is slightly bulkier than other cases I looked at, but that feels worth the tradeoff. Still fits in my pocket (standard guy jeans) with a little bit of give. It seems to do a decent job preventing light water exposure, like using a navigation app while walking in a rainstorm (I've never seen a device warning about water in the charging port). The gap around the USB-C port is a little tight for older charging cables with a chunkier plastic housing around the plug, but it works fine with most cables. I'm a power user and my case has held up great over HEAVY usage. I am constantly using my Fold 7 during work hours and frequently use it unfolded to play mobile games on my train commute. Even after a year, the hinges are still sturdy. I disassemble it to do a deep clean every few months, and have had no trouble reattaching the case. The magnetic stand on the back is excellent. The magnet ring is solid and sturdy, pass through charging works decently, and when you rotate it 90 degrees there's a satisfying click when it locks into position. It fits nicely flush with the case, and is positioned well, so you can use a lot of different grips depending on how you're using the device, either folded or unfolded. The ring stand is made of fairly strong metal, though I've accidentally bent it a few times (my fault each time). However, in each case I was able to bend the ring back into position without dislocating the axle. It's a really durable construction and definitely feels built to last.

I ended up liking this case way more than I thought I would. In fact, I really only made the purchase because the one I originally bought (different brand) wasn't going to arrive in time so I wanted/needed something to protect this $2200 phone. This is an excellent case that requires no adhesive strips to stay in place. If has a soft feel to the texture and has nice decorative design cues that are subtle but noticeable (think less is more). It's a little costly but it was engineered to fit and protect this phone to almost perfection. I wish the stand could somehow have an option to be locked in but I have yet to see any of this style case offer that. Overall, I'm very pleased and have no immediate plans to use the other case that arrived a couple days ago.

Product: Torres Phone Case with magsafe ring for Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 in black. The good: That being said. I love this case. It fits snuggly and has this matte rubbery texture, which is good for grip. It can get greasy if you have greasy hands but clean up with electronic safe glass cleaners work great. The magsafe ring/stand is sturdy and strong. My magsafe charger aligns perfectly onto the ring and charges fast at 15 watts. The screen protector is very clear and fits perfectly on the phone. And it is smooth and slippery, very good for swipe typing. The price is a good value too compared to Otter and Dbrand which are expensive. The bad: My only issue is the charging cutout. This is more of a Samsung problem than a Torras case problem. The Z Fold 7 is very thin. So thin in fact that the usb c chage port barely fits on the phone. When you plug your standard usb c cable while the phone is closed it pushes your phone open by a few millimeters. Enough to notice and this is not good for the hinge of the phone. Because it creates a uneven gap between the lower part of the screen and the upper. So your hinge is twisted. It's hard to explain so I will try to take a picture and post it here. If your phone is open the usb c works fine. Note: Look at my photos. Compare the gap of the phone from left to right. The gap on the left bottom of the phone, there is a gap when the charger cable is inserted and the gap on the right top part of the phone is much smaller. When you take out the usb c charging cable the phone closes flush again. Extra: Now the fix for this is Torras can trim down the plastic on the other side of the phone case to allow fatter usb c cables to connect. Or Samsung needs to stop trying to make the phone thinner. I rather have a larger battery with a fatter phone than a thin one that compromises the battery size and functionally of the charging port.

UPDATE: I've noticed that NFC payments are consistently slower to register with this case on. Likely due to the 360 ring magnetic ring. Just something to be aware of. I initially used a much bulkier case, because that was the only one available in stock. The Torras is significantly slimmer than that, and fits like a glove. Looks and feels premium, and did not require any adhesives, which was a huge factor in switching as well. I like the 360 ring stand feature, works well when you need it, and doesn't add any bulk when you don't. Installation of the case itself was very straight forward - snap in the front piece, ensuring every single corner and edge is fully snapped into place, and then do the same thing for the back piece. Seeing some reviewers having the front piece slide off when you unfold and open up the phone made me weary, but it sounds like they might have gotten defective units or potentially didn't install the case properly. I'll keep an eye out this on my unit over time and report back if this changes. So far so good though. It comes with two screen protectors, but this is one of the cons of this case: there's no easy way to get a perfect alignment. I watched a YouTube video which said to "just use the front piece of the case to align it" - which is what I did.......and it turns out the alignment was a little too low, so now there's not a whole lot of clearance between the bottom bezel of the case and the screen protector, which caused a little bit of lifting at the bottom left corner. It's not the biggest deal, just annoying. Another con is, the case has no clearance for a fatter USB C plug so the phone doesn't fully close. Durability at the moment is still an unknown factor - the bulkier case I came from, definitely seemed like it would protect the device from a really bad drop where this one might fail. But only time will tell, and hopefully I never have to find out. Great product overall, definitely pricey though.

Torras has made some excellent cases between this one and their protective non-O stand case. I’ve seen no pictures of the blue one and decided to try it and it’s very much a deep and pretty blue that would match the blue Fold 7 perfectly. I even prefer it on my silver Fold 7 over the basic and cheaper looking black. It is less than twice as thick as a naked Fold 7, about as thick as an average cased phone. The stand is solidly built and well designed, however the choice to create the rotation point at the bottom while it has its advantages also limits the range at which it the phone can be propped open until it tips over (see video). Additionally the hinge, unlike the other Torras case, uses a spring mechanism to stick to the hinge instead of magnets and seems much more likely to flop open if pulled. It also displaces is more room when the phone is opened. This case is also slightly more slippery than the other Torras case. It does have a grippy rubberized TPU coating but doesn’t have any texture like the other case. Lastly and most peculiarly there is a bump on the right side of the case on the bottom edge (both sides when opened) maybe this is to catch the pinky most people use to support their phone? Maybe to keep most of the bottom edge off a surface when propped up? It worsens leverage and makes it more likely to tip over. It’s an excellent protective case without adding much bulk and adds MagSafe functionality and a great stand, I just prefer the Torras’s other case. I wished Torras made one like their new iPhone cases that are both transparent and have the stand (and with a magnetic hinge protector).

Yes, it is expensive Yes, I think it is worth it. I've tried several Fold 7 cases. This is the one that seems to have the best balance of full protection and keeping the phone as thin as it can. The kickstand is very versatile and useful at just about any angle. The "Magsafe"/Qi2 ring is aligned well with the internal charging coil so you can get the fast wireless charging that the phone is capable of. It does add some bulk to the phone, but it does a good job of protecting all sides and I don't have a panic attack like I did with the back-only thin cases that I had tried before. The material is comfortable to hold, but it does show some smudges if your hands are a little oily. It easily wipes clean with the same wipes I use for my glasses. It feels flexible enough that it won't crack at the first drop, but firm enough to provide solid protection. I wish there were more color options, but I went with the black to match my phone. There are 2 cons, and I think they are both minor. First, like most fold cases, the front really needs to use the thin tape strip provided on the left side to stay more secure. Second, the ring/kickstand does "stick" to the chargers and stands, so you get used to removing it from a different angle. Even when it happens, you just put the kickstand back where it belongs and go about your day. Overall, I'm very happy with

I have been using TORRAS cases since the Fold 3, and they are far and away the best case available for these models of phones. Fit, finish, durability, and ergonomics are all top-notch. The non-adhesive attachment is a huge plus. This is also the only case I've found that supports wireless charging, magnetic mounts, and includes a kickstand/finger ring. Button cutouts are easy to access. Hinge cover is low profile and folds out of the way automatically. Matte finish is extremely durable and doesnt hold smudges/fingerprints. I imagine the rotating kickstand mechanism will be the part that fails eventually, but for now it's still going very strong.

Overall the case is great I love that it doesn't use adhesive and the case fits well but it loses 2 stars due to a few complaints that I feel it should not have given the cost. First the outer screen half of the protector interferes with usb c cables and requires that you crack the phone open a hair to plug them in and it will be partially cracked open while plugged in. This seems like an obvious oversight that makes plugging the phone in annoying. Secondly the included screen protectors don't match the corner profile of the case or screen and appear to be of the same value quality off brand protectors you can get on Amazon and it does not come with any type of alignment or installation tool which makes installation annoying so now I have a slightly crooked screen protector, that is a different shape and has some dust under it. Finally the case is slippery and I don't feel confident when handling it, despite being confident that it will protect in the case of a fall. None of these are make or break but if I am spending almost $100 these issues don't make me feel like I got $100 worth.

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I first purchased the Totallee frost clear and the minute I received it I repackaged it for a refund. Unless you're looking for your phone to only be protected from scratches (for which you still need to buy a screen protector) then I doubt the Totallee case will protect your iPhone from any kind of fall. It is like paper thin! Don't bother. Now on the other hand, this Torras Crystal Clear looks and feels great in my hand, my pocket. To me in it's perfect. And it was $5 cheaper than the Totallee which is Totally worthless imho. My green iPhone 12 mini shines through this case beautifully. It has cushions on the corners so I feel safer should it ever fall off my bed or table. It doesn't feel bulky at all and that was most important for me. I highly recommend it.

It's actually a really good case, sturdy quality and feels good in the hand. At first it feels a bit slippy but it's not, it's just the material and you'll soon get used to it. Not slid at all. The customisable buttons are cool, easy enough to change out. Doesn't add too much bulk to the phone at all. Only 1 bit of branding imprinted into the bottom left side, nothing noticeable. Can't see the Samsung logo on the phone on the black version. Overall, great case and solid protection.

couleur noir mat, solide, stylé mais pas voyant, avec des petits boutons de couleur interchangeable. excellent