Mobi's holster is an integrated two-piece product. A molded shell is the main component, and attached to it is a ratcheting belt clip.
One word of warning of you order this at the TreoCentral Store: the "Mobi Products Holster with Belt Clip for Centro" refers to two products with slightly different designs. Mobi has a four-corner holster with a part number of A3951. The one tested in this review is the two-corner model, with a part number of A3483. Make sure the picture matches the style you actually want.
This is either a design you'll either love for it's easy access to the Centro, or hate due to the lack of protection. If you're ordering this clip, you'll have already seen what the design looks like, so you'll know not to expect much shielding. Unlike some clips, this is a front-facing design — the screen faces outward, trading additional protection for additional visibility and usability.
Personally, I'm quite fond of this design. There are other clips with the same general design, but this one makes it easier to detach or insert the Centro with one hand. The clip that fastens the Centro at the top is thin enough to easily pull up and back with one thumb, while the cutout at the bottom allows you to simultaneously push up the phone with your fingers; so with a couple of minutes of practice, you can get used to detaching the Centro in one motion.
The ratching belt clip is pretty standard, though I wouldn't recommend taking advantage of its rotating capability. There are only corner grips at the bottom, so wearing your Centro horizontally is asking for trouble. Your arm could accidentally brush against the top clip and inadvertently release the Centro to meet its maker.
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