And it’s this that leads me nicely to my next most commonly asked question. There you have, Pela Cases do protect your phone, but that’s not the only thing it protects. Once the liquid drys, it offers 10X the strength of your original screen. The liquid can be added to the screen of your phone and distributed evenly. You can even add the Pela Canopy liquid screen protector to the mix, yes, you did read that correctly. To start with, it helps secure the phone in place, and secondly, it means your screen will never touch the floor when dropped. The ridge along the edge of the phone case slightly protrudes over the phone this is for two reasons. When combined, it provides the user with protection from scratches and small drops due to the shock-absorbing nature of flax shive. The phone case is made using a bioplastic elastomer (starch-based “plastic”) and flax straw. Just because the Pela case isn’t classed as a protective case, doesn’t mean it doesn’t protect your phone. I know, I know it’s pretty much the same question, but here’s the thing, they both need slightly deserve slightly different answers. So, in a way, you can call Pela cases protective, although I wouldn’t be dropping my phone from a height to test it out. This is down to flax shive, which offers shock-absorbing qualities to the phone case, this allows the phone to have a slight bounce when dropped. But from personal experience, I can tell you that it does offer fantastic protection from drops and scratches. As yet, Pela has not put their phone cases through any official testing to show how it will protect your phone. They also offer some protection to your phone, which it should, I mean that’s why we buy phone cases for, right?
So, in short, Pela cases are good, they’re sustainable from start to finish, which in the long run means fewer waste products ending up at landfill sites. The protection can be increased again when combined with the Pela Canopy screen protector, but more on that later. Obviously, being compostable isn’t the only reason why Pela cases are so good, they also offer a certain level of protection to your phone. So, that’s a little bit about the eco-friendly phone cases, but that’s not all Pela has to offer, they also have 100% compostable sunglasses, AirPod cases and much more. The icing on the cake is the $200 cover they provide for any damages. They can also be used with their very own liquid screen protector called Canopy, I know it sounds silly, but it is a thing and can increase the strength by 10X. If you’re still unsure about Pela cases, they donate 1% of there profits to worthy causes. This means the phone cases produce fewer greenhouse gases and meets all the standards for composting. The best part is flax staw is annually renewable, and it provides shock absorption qualities to help you to protect your phone when dropped.Īs I mentioned earlier, the phone case is 100% compostable and contains no BPA, lead, cadmium, nickel, soy, and phthalates. The Pela Case is made with a starch-based biopolymer with flax shive (waste straw) added for extra strength and protection. The case comes with a smooth yet sticky texture, so the phone doesn’t slide out of your fingers like other cases. From there, it’s all about selecting your style of case.Įvery case fits snugly around your phone to ensure it stays in place when you need it too.
CANOPY LIQUID SCREEN PROTECTOR ANDROID
They also have a great selection of Android phones this covers most Galaxy phones, as well as Google and Huawei. The buying experience starts with selecting your phone type this could be from iPhone 5s to the iPhone 8 and further.
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