Is the exterior plastic a hard (slick) plastic or the more rubbery type that keeps it from sliding around in a car? null

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Spaz · Accepted Answer

Rubbery and textured to keep from slipping

MINTFan · Answer

The case has a semi-hard rubbery texture. If you place it on a hard surface, it will slip but not slide. Confusing I know, but on a car seat, the phone will not slide around like a hard plastic case would. If you need the phone to stay in one place, I would recommend getting a piece of no-slip rubber drawer liner to place under the phone case. You can find the no-slip drawer liner at most big box stores in the kitchen accessories. That should keep the phone in place under most driving conditions.

Answered by MINTFan 5 years ago

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OtterBox · Answer

The outside case is a durable rubber case. It doesn't slide as easy.

Darxmyth · Answer

It has the rubber she'll so it doesn't really slide.

HBOMMER77 · Answer

It's more rubbery to keep it from sliding

DFWSCOUT · Answer

It is a seperate hard-ish rubber exterior that is wrapped around a plastic shell case. It is textured to provide the right amount grip in hand or on a surface. It would definitely prevent the phone from sliding on all but the slickest surface. If it were more "rubbery" , it would be difficult to get in or out of your pocket.

Answered by DFWSCOUT 5 years ago

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“Is the exterior plastic a hard (slick) plastic or the more rubbery type that keeps it from sliding around in a car?”

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