User Ratings & Opinions
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Best Hard Case Available
User: vinhm05 vinhm05, Jan 9, 2008
Pros: Sturdy great feel!!! Looks great Fantastic!
Cons: None really, but the holster sucks unless you like holsters that is
Decent, good-looking protection
Unfortunately, like most skin-type cases, it doesnt protect the HotSync port very well (a fact I discovered the hard way). Its also a little awkward with LudusP (which remaps the 755p buttons to the 650 layout) the fact that the phone stores inward means that when you put it in the case, it will press the Phone and Home buttons. The consequence is that LudusP users cant make a call then put the phone back in the holster (to talk on a headset) without dialing another number of hanging up the phone. I eventually decided to give up on LudusP and live with the minor learning curve of the 755p button layout in exchange for the protection of an inward-facing screen.
Unlike the previous review, I did not have a problem with the clip arm brushing against the volume buttons when I take the phone out of the holster. It may depend on the hand motion you use to remove it. I normally wrap my fingertips around the phone and push my thumb against the clip arm so that the phone first pops OUT and into my hand instead of UP. This clears the phone away from any holster obstructions before I raise it up to eye level.
User: Tony Le, Dec 6, 2007
Pros: Clear case locks tight when new, protects from everyday wear and tear
Cons: Doesnt protect the HotSync port, awkward with LudusP
Unfortunately, like most skin-type cases, it doesnt protect the HotSync port very well (a fact I discovered the hard way). Its also a little awkward with LudusP (which remaps the 755p buttons to the 650 layout) the fact that the phone stores inward means that when you put it in the case, it will press the Phone and Home buttons. The consequence is that LudusP users cant make a call then put the phone back in the holster (to talk on a headset) without dialing another number of hanging up the phone. I eventually decided to give up on LudusP and live with the minor learning curve of the 755p button layout in exchange for the protection of an inward-facing screen.
Unlike the previous review, I did not have a problem with the clip arm brushing against the volume buttons when I take the phone out of the holster. It may depend on the hand motion you use to remove it. I normally wrap my fingertips around the phone and push my thumb against the clip arm so that the phone first pops OUT and into my hand instead of UP. This clears the phone away from any holster obstructions before I raise it up to eye level.
Good and Bad
User: beech_one beech_one, Jun 16, 2008
Pros: Skin is great protection for your Treo
Cons: Holster broke after 4 months
NOT HAPPY
ADDITIONAL WARNING!!! The air case is mandatory because its the only way the phone will sit secured properly in the holster, however it will only really fit face in (so as to protect the keyboard).
B U T when you do this, youll soon discover that as you try to remove the Treo from the holster (like to answer your phone) the top left clip arm will catch right on the volume buttons so that once youve actually managed to remove the phone you cant see whos calling you because the screen is filled with the volume settings.
I am very dissapointed at losing $24.95 and I do not recommend this item to anyone.
User: Juan Saborido, Nov 5, 2007
Pros: Uh........Non
Cons: Everything
ADDITIONAL WARNING!!! The air case is mandatory because its the only way the phone will sit secured properly in the holster, however it will only really fit face in (so as to protect the keyboard).
B U T when you do this, youll soon discover that as you try to remove the Treo from the holster (like to answer your phone) the top left clip arm will catch right on the volume buttons so that once youve actually managed to remove the phone you cant see whos calling you because the screen is filled with the volume settings.
I am very dissapointed at losing $24.95 and I do not recommend this item to anyone.
