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User: Tom M, Jan 14, 2007
Pros:
Rubber all over on the inside-no scratching!
Cons:
The arm kinda blocks the silence sounds switch
I had a Seidio holster for my Treo 650, and it scratched the phone all over-at every point of contact. When I got my 700p, I did not want to repeat, but I love the functionality of a holster.
This is awesome! The entire interior is rubber, there is no chance of scratching. In fact, the bottom is all rubber (the part visible in the picture of the back of the Treo), so not only does it not scratch, it's not vulnerable to breaking if bumped against something while the Treo is out.
My only 2 concerns-and they are minor-are material around the headset jack and the location and width of the arm on top.
It's difficult to remove and replace the Treo into the holster with a wired headset plugged in, there is just a lot of material around it, which obviously is necessary due to it being all rubber.
The arm on the top is shifted in slightly-you can actually remove the stylus-and it partially blocks the silence sounds switch. But, since it's partly rubber, it moves easily.
Overlooking those 2 minor flaws, this is the best holster I've ever had!
Good for Some Time
User: Tom Ames, Oct 24, 2007
Pros:
Easy access
Cons:
Turns volume on, card ejection, and breaking
I got this holster after the one at the Verizon store chipped off a little bit of my phone, rendering that holster useless. I got this one from this Web site because of a good review. Fast forward to about a year later (I believe), and the plastic insert that lets the holster swivel broke off. Then while examining how it broke, perhaps out of hilarity, the belt clip also broke in half.
Having the holster wasnt that bad despite the problems. It would turn the sound on and regularly cause me to eject the card, but overall it wasnt a horrible holster.
Not Long Lasting
User: Dan Moore, Sep 13, 2007
The holster served all my needs very well, but has a weak design. The spring loaded clip that holds the Treo in the holster broke after only 6 weeks of use. It could have happened much earlier but I am quite carful in the way I handle the phone. I cant justify buying another one of these until the clip is strengthened.
NOT WELL MADE
User: David Pobereskin, Dec 8, 2007
Pros:
Nice fit for the Palm Treo 700, Ruber protects phone
Cons:
Poor Craftmenship
I, like some of the other raters, have found that the SD card get expelled when putting the phone in the holster. I also agree that the buttons get depressed. If you put the phone in the holster without first putting the device to sleep. iyt depresses the buttons and it starts to beep. Similarly, if the phone is in the holster and rings or otherwise wakes up the buttons get depressed.
Finally, the holster seperated from the clip while I was wealking. I got back to the car, no phone! Fortunately a Police Officer found it and was able to get it back to me I was not a happy camper.
Ejects smart card
User: Tony Myers, Oct 9, 2007
Pros:
Comfortable
Cons:
Ejects smart card and keys buttons
The clip constantly ejects my smart card. When I put the phone in the holster it presses the keys causing my Owner Information to get overwritten or change the time zone.
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