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for Samsung A20 case,Galaxy A20 Case,Galaxy A30 Case,Soft TPU Slim Fashion Anti-Fingerprint Non-Slip Protective Phone Case Cover for Samsung Galaxy A20/A30(Navy Brushed TPU)
- Perfect Designed for Samsung Galaxy A20 / Samsung Galaxy A30 / Samsung Galaxy M10s. [Not fit for Samsung Galaxy A20s 6.5"]
- Soft TPU case, all keys inclusive, brushed back and carbon fiber design increase grasp force, but without sweat stain, fingerprint or dust accumulation;
- Good Material: This Samsung Galaxy A20/A30 case is made of environment-friendly plastic and anti-stretch TPU rubber;
- Flexible TPU case with interior spider-web pattern & Raised lip to protects screen;
- This Samsung Galaxy A20 case precisely Cut to Preserve Full Use of Volume Buttons, Charger, Camera, Microphone, Headphone Jack, and All Other Ports.
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