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[Tinkrbl44]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

@Tinkrbl44. I've found pretty cases for similar phone by going to eBay and entering the full name of the phone.  They've always fit perfecttly. 

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@Kachina624 

Just curious ... do you also buy a glass cover for your phone?  

[Kachina624]

@Tinkrbl44. No, I really don't need it.  Seems I got one with a case once but I never used it. 

[AngelPuppy1]

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@Mz iMac wrote:

@Tinkrbl44  Check Amazon.  They will tell you if the case you want fits your model phone in the description area.

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I agree with this!  When I got my Moto G phone several years ago, I got a sturdy and beautiful one on Amazon. They had many, many to choose from - and not expensive.  

[Ainhisg]

@Tinkrbl44  I put your model number in the Amazon search bar, and there are over 1000 phone cases for it.  Can't link to Amazon, of course, but here is a screen shot of what I found.  Just go to Amazon and put in the model number like I did in the screen shot.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@Venezia wrote:

@Tinkrbl44 - You're correct; the sizing and cut-outs on cases will not match all the various models.

I've always found on Amazon that a seller will be specific about which model a case will or will not fit.

DH has the Moto G 2025, 128Gb, which would take the same case as the one it sounds like you have.  His model number is XT2513V.

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This seems to be the one you bought:

• Includes Moto G XT2513V 5G smartphone, charging cable, one year of service/1,500 minutes/1,500 texts/4.5GB data; car charger, case, voucher
• Android 15 operating system
• 6.7" diagonal super-bright HD+ LCD display with 1604x720 resolution and Corning Gorilla Glass 3
• 64GB memory
• 4GB RAM

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@Venezia 

Yeah, that's it.  The new Moto seems lighter than my Samsung Galaxy, which surprised me.    

[Venezia]

@Tinkrbl44 - I've never owned a Samsung, so I can't compare them, but I do know all of my Motorolas have been "sturdy", especially with the Gorilla Glass.

I've dropped my Moto Edge now too many times to mention (just a klutz lately) and there isn't a scratch on it.  I've dropped it onto the stone floor in my mudroom and thought for sure it would be damaged - I only have the thin case that came with it and it hit screen down - but, nope!  Still perfect.

I prefer the lighter weight of the Moto Edge to that of the Moto Stylus I had, although I loved that phone, too.

Good luck finding a case you love!

(Oh and DH has that phone that you do and he's never gentle with anything.  His is still perfect after more than 8 months.)

[Tinkrbl44]

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@Venezia wrote:

@Tinkrbl44 - I've never owned a Samsung, so I can't compare them, but I do know all of my Motorolas have been "sturdy", especially with the Gorilla Glass.

I've dropped my Moto Edge now too many times to mention (just a klutz lately) and there isn't a scratch on it.  I've dropped it onto the stone floor in my mudroom and thought for sure it would be damaged - I only have the thin case that came with it and it hit screen down - but, nope!  Still perfect.

I prefer the lighter weight of the Moto Edge to that of the Moto Stylus I had, although I loved that phone, too.

Good luck finding a case you love!

(Oh and DH has that phone that you do and he's never gentle with anything.  His is still perfect after more than 8 months.)

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@Venezia 

The last two cases I bought were Spigen, and I really like them.  The first had ribbing along the long sides, which helps a smidge with grasp.  For whatever reason, the next one I decided on had smooth sides, and I noticed a difference in grasp.

So I'm getting a Spigen with ribbed edges again.  

I've actually never dropped my phones, going back centuries, so the glass cover doesn't seem necessary.

My neighbor has an iPhone and insists the glass covering is VERY important.  She also buys insurance for her phone.

Trying not to be too snarky, I pointed out that her phone costs a thousand bucks, and my new one costs $59, including a Tracfone plan for a year, so I felt comfortable passing on the cover and insurance.  

[gardenman]

I'm another fan of Spigen cases. They've been very good for me. My current case is an FNTCASE for my Moto G Stylus, and it's also been very good. And cheaper at just $9. 

[Tinkrbl44]

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@gardenman wrote:

I'm another fan of Spigen cases. They've been very good for me. My current case is an FNTCASE for my Moto G Stylus, and it's also been very good. And cheaper at just $9. 

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@gardenman 

I'm glad you said that.  I just looked at a FNTCASE on Amazon, but I wasn't familiar with this brand.  It is textured, and I'm tempted.  

[gardenman]

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

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@gardenman wrote:

I'm another fan of Spigen cases. They've been very good for me. My current case is an FNTCASE for my Moto G Stylus, and it's also been very good. And cheaper at just $9. 

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@gardenman 

I'm glad you said that.  I just looked at a FNTCASE on Amazon, but I wasn't familiar with this brand.  It is textured, and I'm tempted.  

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I've had my FNTCASE since early October, and it still looks new. It works fine, and seems to offer good protection. I haven't been dribbling my phone on concrete, but the protection seems comparable to most phone cases I've used. I think they're a pretty good brand based on my limited (one phone case) experience.