I carry the galaxy s21 as my personal/company phone. I wanted a case that's able to take abuse. I used the old otterbox, and it held up for about a year. Then the charger came out on it so I got a Magpul. It worked okay but it didn't have any coverage on the charger port. I was looking for some heavy duty that I could use on my kayak(although I use a dry bag inside the boat now) but I was scrolling around Amazon and found this metal case. This thing is HEAVY and STURDY! I don't want it to happen, but I know if I'm on a ladder and this thing drops, it won't even have a scratch. This is definitely going to be my go to case from here on out. Although I carry the same things as a wallet, watch, phone, and holster...I also carry much more. I carry a pocket knife, which is usually my Milwaukee multitool( it's a fast back with a wire stripper, nut driver, Philips and flat reversible bit, and strap cutter in one) a dedicated leatherman wave(upgrading to the free P4 when it comes in), ear phones(cheap wireless buds I got at Walmart), an admin pouch(I keep 2 InkZall, 2 Pens, 2 Pencils, and a notepad in a pouch that I put in my cargo pocket on my right side), my CCW(Sig P365), and a small IFAK(I keep a baggie on me with a few bandages, tylenol, benadryl, alcohol wipes, and antibiotic ointment because I would sooner not bleed in a customer's home. If I cut myself I can quickly pop on a bandage and go out to my truck where my bigger medical kit is, plus I have kids and my daughter particularly loves to be a daredevil and jumps off of EVERYTHING). I also keep alot more in my truck because my work truck is also my personal truck. I also keep my tape on my belt usually as soon as I get up in the morning. I tried to use my phone for note pad, but I found that handwriting it for me is easier because I can actually take notes rather than try to store it in my head and remember it all when I type it out. My note pad also helps me because I make lists on jobs of material I use, that way if I need to go to the store for material at least I can lessen my time. Also when I get home and do my paperwork, I have a list of what to charge my customer if I need to supply parts.
I like the storage on the rear doors.
Good job!
great video mate!
Awesome videos. Suggest you invest in a DJI or Rode Wireless 2 to help with the audio quality.
I carry the galaxy s21 as my personal/company phone. I wanted a case that's able to take abuse. I used the old otterbox, and it held up for about a year. Then the charger came out on it so I got a Magpul. It worked okay but it didn't have any coverage on the charger port. I was looking for some heavy duty that I could use on my kayak(although I use a dry bag inside the boat now) but I was scrolling around Amazon and found this metal case. This thing is HEAVY and STURDY! I don't want it to happen, but I know if I'm on a ladder and this thing drops, it won't even have a scratch. This is definitely going to be my go to case from here on out. Although I carry the same things as a wallet, watch, phone, and holster...I also carry much more. I carry a pocket knife, which is usually my Milwaukee multitool( it's a fast back with a wire stripper, nut driver, Philips and flat reversible bit, and strap cutter in one) a dedicated leatherman wave(upgrading to the free P4 when it comes in), ear phones(cheap wireless buds I got at Walmart), an admin pouch(I keep 2 InkZall, 2 Pens, 2 Pencils, and a notepad in a pouch that I put in my cargo pocket on my right side), my CCW(Sig P365), and a small IFAK(I keep a baggie on me with a few bandages, tylenol, benadryl, alcohol wipes, and antibiotic ointment because I would sooner not bleed in a customer's home. If I cut myself I can quickly pop on a bandage and go out to my truck where my bigger medical kit is, plus I have kids and my daughter particularly loves to be a daredevil and jumps off of EVERYTHING). I also keep alot more in my truck because my work truck is also my personal truck. I also keep my tape on my belt usually as soon as I get up in the morning. I tried to use my phone for note pad, but I found that handwriting it for me is easier because I can actually take notes rather than try to store it in my head and remember it all when I type it out. My note pad also helps me because I make lists on jobs of material I use, that way if I need to go to the store for material at least I can lessen my time. Also when I get home and do my paperwork, I have a list of what to charge my customer if I need to supply parts.
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