Samsung Free Cell Phone Case Finger Loop

I bought this case mostly because I liked the look of it. I only regret not getting the case with the finger loop.

The Everyday Case for the Pixel 8 Pro offers some great features that make it stand out. One of the highlights is definitely the magnetic locking feature. It pairs seamlessly with some peripherals I already own, adding a dimension of convenience that's very appealing. The finger loop, while innovative in design, might need some tweaking. As someone who holds their phone in a claw grip, the loop's design seems to necessitate keeping one's finger straight and flat against the back of the phone. This isn't entirely comfortable for me. Perhaps with some more time and adjustment, I'll find a setting that feels more natural. Overall, it's a solid case with some great features, but the finger loop could use some improvements for those of us with different grip styles.

This is the best case I have ever had for a phone. High quality and super functional. Love the finger loop and that it folds away.

A great slim case with amazing protection. The rounded sides make this case feel really nice and I do love the fabric as well. The loop is a nice feature but I don't seem to use it as much as expected because it's usually just too much hassle to open it and slide a finger through it for that few seconds I hold my phone. Plus, the phone is in an awkward position regardless of what finger I use for the loop. The SlimLink system allows for easy access to the PD slim tripod or the out-front bike mount I have. If there is something that can be improved on this case it would be an option to use the Moment Drop-in Lens Mount so I don't have to switch to a Moment case for using my Moment lenses. The Moment case is a nice case too, but I do prefer the PD case as it feels a bit slimmer with the rounded sides.

I love my new phone case. I find the finger loop extremely useful and love the fact that it has a lifetime warranty

Whilst walking the Camino this month, I used finger loop on the Everyday case to great effect as it meant that I could keep the phone clear from my body and secure whilst walking. Holding the phone via the loop stopped my GPS tracker from stopping unintentionally as the haptic screens on the iPhones are often over sensitive. The case protected my phone from damage when I tripped up while crossing a road and the phone went flying.

Have been using it for 2 years and I love the case and mobile system! The only thing I wish for in the future is that the finger loop would rotate because I like to use the phone for doing horizontal/landscape selfies and would love a finger loop in that position.

I purchased this recently to use as a cell phone case for my Samsung Galaxy S2 phone. It fits great. I can affix it to my belt, and use the loop to hang my keys. Its very durable, and should last a long time.

This phone case looks great and the material they use on the back of the phone is very nice. I got the Everyday Case with Loop. The loop is a great addition. I like to take videos/pictures and sometimes you need to hold your phone awkwardly. This helps secure your phone to your hand and ensure stability for the video/picture as well.

I love the Peak Design Everyday Case... it's a slim and well made minimalist case. If you're looking for maximum bulky protection and max grip, this probably isn't the phone case for you, but I prefer a slimmer more minimalist design that will slide in and out of my pockets easily while still protecting from drops. I previously owned an Everyday Case for iPhone SE, and when I upgraded to an iPhone 15 Pro, I purchased another Everyday Case (version 2). Initially I purchased a case WITHOUT a finger loop, but I found that the larger and heavier iPhone 15 Pro (compared to my iPhone SE) would benefit from the finger loop, so I very easily returned the case, got a store credit, and purchased another case WITH a finger loop. Peak Design made the exchange very easy and quick! The finger loop helps, but I think it takes some breaking in. The instructional videos from Peak Design show that you can depress the case adjacent to the finger loop and then slide your finger into the loop, but I'm finding this doesn't work easily, although it's getting better the more I use it. The finger loop is still a helpful addition to have and doesn't get in the way when I'm not using it.