One of the more unique training sessions I’ve had as a secret agent is how to handle a high speed car chase. Whether fleeing or chasing a suspect, high speed car chases are actually surprisingly common when you work as a secret agent.
While I’m pretty good handling a car, I do need a bit of work when it comes to high speed chases on a motorcycle. I didn’t realize how rusty I was on a bike until my last mission.
I was in a European city and had successfully stolen a key piece of tech from the office of an international crime boss. The only gear I was carrying for the mission was my shockproof Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G case.
I had been using my phone to hack into their security system and the premium case made it easy with all the phone’s buttons and ports easily accessible. I used the ports to connect the phone to the system. The S-Pen stylus cutout on the ultra thin Galaxy Note 10 Plus case was also really nice as I could quickly use the stylus to run through the hacking program.
Unfortunately, I set off the security system at the last minute. I had already stolen the tech but I needed to get away quickly.
I rushed out of the building, only holding onto my phone thanks to the anti-slip diamond grip on the Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G clear case. As I reached the front doors, I saw a delivery driver just getting off his motorcycle. With a quick apology, I jumped on the bike and took off.
Now, I can easily ride a motorcycle but things get a bit different when you have someone chasing you in a car and taking aim at your head with a gun.
On a sharp turn, I ended up losing control of the bike. If you have ever been in a motorcycle crash, you can probably imagine what happened next. The bike went flying one way while I found myself sliding across the pavement in the other direction.
I had serious road rash but no time to worry about that. I jumped up and took off running down a narrow alleyway. Thankfully, it was too small for the car to follow and I was able to lose them.
Slowing down to catch my breath and assess the damage, I was shocked to see my hybrid Note 10+ 5G case in basically perfect condition. The case withstands drops from 2 meters and obviously the military grade enhanced drop protection can survive a motorcycle accident too. I think a lot of potential damage was avoided due to the reinforced shock absorbing corners on the case.
The crystal clear ultra slim Note 10 Plus case was also impressively scratch free. The scratch resistant clear back looked like new and so did the screen thanks to the raised bezel for extra screen protection.
I knew the Galaxy Note 10 Plus clear case had been military grade standard drop tested. That’s part of why I picked it. The premium, ultra-durable protection was even better than I could have imagined. My body was all scratched and banged up. My phone, on the other hand, looked great.
Besides being ultra slim and protective, the Galaxy Note10+ 5G case also kept the important features of the phone working as well. It turned on fine. The ultrasonic fingerprint and facial recognition unlock compatible features were still working. The case itself supports wireless charging and wireless PowerShare. Even after being banged up quite a bit, that still worked too.
Overall, the transparent Galaxy Note 10+ clear case definitely lived up to its reputation. I’ll for sure be picking up another version of the case in one of the other 3 colors to choose from - smoke, clear, or rose.
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