adorable

i love it, so cute! of course i was worried about losing the little red crystals on the bow, which not even an hour in i noticed i lost one.  but what's to expect on a $10 case. its cute. i have a gray note 2 and the white doesn't look bad at all. thought it was look weird but nope. its adorable. in the picture the bow looks kind of slanted, but it is perfectly straight, which is fine by me! can't really lay the phone straight on its back because of the bow, don't want to anyways because i do not want to lose anymore crystals. would have super glued it back on but lost the crystal, gonna red sharpie that part so its not sticking out like a sore thumb.  the case is not a hard case (thank goodness) its a harder rubber which is exactly what i like. cut outs fit perfectly. love it! great case! i recommend


Great phone is small package!

Please note you can get this phone at verizon.com for 30% off ($140).  Use coupon code verizon30.  This also works for some other phones.OK, so you got this far to look at reviews.  I have had this phone for 4 days and think it is an excellent phone.  Some background; previous phones are Galaxy S3 and iPhone 4s.  I researched and looked in detail at the Galaxy S4, Droid Maxx, HTC One, iPhone 5s and LG G2.  I ended up with this phone because of the size and still has an excellent 4.7" display, the built quality and feel in the hand, excellent battery life, stock Android with some really useful add on features.After being very frustrated with the battery life and lag on the S3 I decided it was time to upgrade.  All the phones I mentioned are good phones.  They are all noticeable larger than the Moto X.  With the exception of the 5s which has a 4" screen which I feel is just too small.  The Moto X has better battery life than all but the Droid Maxx and LG G2.  I get a day and a half with average usage.  This varies for everyone.  The Verizon version of the G2 is not that good because they redesigned the rear buttons in order to put in wireless charging.  This along with the LG UI and not being sure how the LG will do in the market and provide timely updates removed it off my list.  And with my demand for a long battery life that eliminated all the others except the Droid Maxx.  The Maxx and X are very similar phones.  The Maxx does have the best battery life but it is larger and heavier with the 5" screen and extended battery.  If you are fine with that or prefer the larger screen that may be the way to go.  I felt the size and feel of the Moto X was better for me in comparison so I choose the Moto X.The negatives of the Moto X are that it is only available with 16GB at this time and it is sealed so you cannot add not add an SD card or change the battery.  The Maxx is also sealed but has 32GB.  This was not a deal breaker for me.  My plan was that if I was disappointed with the Moto X battery I would exchange (14 days) for the Maxx.  So far I have been very impressed with the battery life.  I have read some reviews that have complained about the call quality and the camera quality.  I have not had issues with either.  There is also an update to the camera software that will fix some of the issues that people complained about.  The call quality and speakerphone have been good for me.  It does have an excellent speaker.  Maybe not as good as the HTC One but plenty good.The additional features include the active notifications (screen blinks every 5 seconds to show notifications, Motorola Assist (detects when you are driving and changes settings accordingly), Motorola connect (you can see you calls and texts from your computer and respond), and hands free Google Now (you can access Google Now hands free and it will do various functions like calls, calendar events and Google searches).  You can read more about these functions on the various reviews of the Moto X and new Droids.Hope this was helpful and feel free to ask any questions.  Thx.An update (10-15-13): Still very happy with phone and the battery has been great and it charges quickly. I did notice that the screen can be difficult to see in sunlight. The auto brightness does not adjust well when outside, you will need to go into setting and turn up the brightness. Not a deal breaker for me. I was also going to recommend the case I got from Amazon but it is no longer on Amazon. It is nice if you want a very thin case with a good grip (Areser Ultra Thin Slim Fit Quicksand Hard Case + Free Stylus Pen for Moto X Phone (Sold by Areser Trade)).


Good idea, construction - but mostly only good for naked devices

The ideas is good, but the  notch is too narrow for both my iPhone 4S and nexus 7 unless I tasks them completely from their cases, despite using really minimal covers.Be aware


Not very good

I was not able to get the product on the phone without bubbles and other items getting under it.  You have to be some genius in order to apply this product.


Loved it Until I Bought the New Blackebrry Bold Touch 9930

I had a Blackberry 8830, and it worked very well with that phone.  However, I have since upgraded to the Bold Touch 9930, and it works in a very limited and restrictive manner. First, it "disconnects" after every call, so you have to select "handset" every time you make or receive a call.  Coupled with the BB Touch's slight latency, this is really annoying.  Second, the button on the phone that operates mute and pick up/hang up does not work with the Blackberry Touch 9930 (it did work with the BB 8830).I wrote to Nation Union to ask if there was a remedy, but I received no response. I have also looked online for a Blackberry setting that would perhaps cause the phone to default to the headset when it is plugged in, but could not find anything.So, while I like the headset itself, I cannot recommend it with the Blackberry Touch 9930 if you make calls with any frequency.


Earphone - Headphone

Worked OK.  Good Value


If you are thinking about using this for VPN, don't buy it

As of June 12th both Cisco (ASA5505) and Microsoft PPTP type of VPN does not work with this device. I would appreciate if the reviewers who has success with any VPN type, would post the type of VPN. VPN Passthrough setting in the GUI or the latest Firmware update does not correct the problem as of this date. It renders this device useless for any serious business use. Yes browsing and download speed is great, unless I try to reach to our business network.I had time to try it a couple of weeks after I replace my PCMCIA Wireless 3G card to this before a business trip so I don't have any chance of returning it. The only chance we have is the Verizon and Samsung spend their money and effort on fixing this issue instead of ridiculous arrow speed demonstrations for commercials.


Did not work

Item did not work with my Galaxy S2. Called Samsung to make sure it wasn't some kind of setting on my phone, tried it with multiple HDMI cords and two TVs. Still didn't work. Returned it.


not a bulky cover - provides good protection

This is a iphone cover made by a company that makes gun parts so it holds up well.  Super easy to put on and take off.  NOT bulky so it doesnt turn your I-phone into a brick. Cost less than $13 if you shop around.  Field model is better than the executive.


Good price. Easy to Install. Protects well.

This is a good quality screen protector for the price. I don't use a case so I can't speak for how well it works with one. The instructions were clear and simple and installation was very easy. I had air bubbles when I first put the protector on but all I had to do was keep the surface wet with the included spray and work the bubbles out with the rubber scraper. I didn't go crazy with the spray. Just enough to break to friction between the scraper and the screen. The screen appeared to have moisture and/or dirt under it for the first day, but once it completely dried, the screen was crystal clear. I will buy another one if I ever need to replace the one I have.


I got this phone last weekend today I playing with ...

I got this phone last weekend today I playing with it and it froze up and turn off now wont turn back on


Product: GOOD, Buying from A1: NOT good

The product itself is good insofar as the earpiece fits well and the microphone is well-positioned. I have a similar Plantronics product for my laptop which I use to make Skype calls.HOWEVER, do not order this from A1 Accessories if you are looking for the original Plantronics set. They advertise it as Plantronics and sell it at such a low price because they are actually shipping a GENERIC headset that only looks like the Plantronics set. This amounts to false advertising and deception.


Supertooth starts a panic at the Disco!

Watch the entire video review on YouTube![...]The DISCO is a Bluetooth-connected speaker bar from SuperTooth, a French company that has manufactured more than 5 million sound-related gadgets from its R&D; lab and factory in the Philippines. (I bring that up because... hey... Pinoys gotta represent!)The Disco is 12" long, 2-1/2" deep and 3-1/2" tall. It weighs about 3 lbs, with case and adapter, and uses a relatively straightforward "sound bar" design with two forward-facing speakers and a neodymium woofer. It uses Bluetooth A2DP 2.0 to wirelessly link with your compatible device. It also includes a standard 3.5 mm stereo jack to connect non-Bluetooth equipped devices to the unit.The Disco has a control wheel and panel on its right face that toggle the functions of the sound bar and gives you control over your Bluetooth linked media device. You can adjust volume, play, pause, move forward and back, as well as tweak your bass settings with a button that boosts the power going to the woofer.Supertooth includes a sturdy padded neoprene case to protect and carry your speaker. The lid folds back underneath the case and the Disco can be used while still in the enclosure. The case includes a pull out flap in the back to give you access to power and audio ports, and a grill that allows the subwoofer to breathe.Pairing the Disco with a compatible Bluetooth device is fairly simple. With the device off, you press the power button for 5 second. When the power light switches between blue and amber, the Disco is now discoverable. You then instruct your Bluetooth device to connect to the Disco, using the standard (and completely useless) "super secret to anyone who has never heard of password security" PIN of "0000".We tested the Disco with an iPhone 3G and 3Gs, a first-generation non-Bluetooth equipped iPod touch, several laptops and iPad and a few generic audio devices. It should work just fine with iPhone 4, compatible Blackberry and Android phones, as well as ANY device that supports the A2DP standard.The Disco will pair with up to 8 devices at a time. Should you attempt to connect more, the Disco will automatically discard the pairing that is least used. Though only one Bluetooth device can be connected at any given time, the Disco allows for simultaneous connection of devices through Bluetooth and the stereo jack. That feature is useful for those who want to the use the Disco as a desktop sound bar while still allowing for easy connectivity for their mobile devices.The Disco has plenty of power for it size. Supertooth equipped the Disco with left and right speakers each supplied with 8 watts of power, and a neodynium subwoofer with its own 12 watt amp. The 28 watts of power give you a surprising amount of volume and the enclosure makes the best of that power.The Disco is powered by an internal battery that is rated to last between 3 and 10 hours depending on how loud you play your music. I was able to squeeze 8 hours play while listening to podcasts, but one of my coworkers drained the unit in just over 3 with some loud hard-core music that had most of us running for the exits. Standby power is rated for 1,500 hours. (The approximate length of a drive through the boring part of Kansas - Sorry Kansas) The included AC adapter is small, light, and capable of charging the unit from dead to full in just under 6 hours, or continuously powering the Disco for when you're using the unit on a desk or static location.Enough about the specs. How does it perform? In a word, "depends..." (No--the other kind)The bottom line is that you need to consider what you listen to.  If you're a classical music nut and anything but perfection drives you crazy, look elsewhere as the bass-heavy Disco tends to muddle highs and midrange during the quiet parts... especially since Bluetooth can introduce some artifacts into the audio if you're in a 2.4 Ghz unfriendly zone.Still, that's not to say that it's not a good gadget - because it is. We were surprised by the overall quality of the sound coming out of such a small speaker and that quality was most evident when listening to pop, techno, jazz or podcasts. Of course it has its shortcomings, but if you want a well-rounded portable speaker that is a well-designed audio companion on the desk or on the road, the Disco might be for you.


Poor Quality

When I first plugged the 3GJuice into my iPhone, it did not work at all.  I emailed customer support and got an email a day later.  By that time I realized that it needed more charge.  So it seemed to work once I charged it overnight.  I emailed support and told them the problem was likely operator error.  Then, even after a full charge it did the same thing - actually sucking the charge out of the iPhone.  I emailed customer support again.  This time no response - still no response four weeks later.In the meantime, Apple released a new version of the iPhone software that manages battery life.  Instead of a half day of battery for heavy use, I now use 50% of the battery in a full day, so no need for the 3GJuice.


QUALITY PRODUCT

Very pleased with the short cables. A great feature when using to recharge your phone with your Mac and you don't have all that extra wire in your way. I use a PowerGen 8400 battery pack to charge my iPhone on the go and the short cables are perfect for that application. Would buy again.


Blackberry Porsche P9981 - EXCELLENT

This blackberry is the most perfect gift for my brother for this 50th birthday.  It is a tad expensive but he "LOVES" owning one, so it is worth the money.  For a couple of months, he was totally consumed with it, but he has come back down to earth now :)  It is a classy "toy".  I may get one for myself.


Stick to plastic..

Seeing all the positive reviews, I bought one to help replace the glass screen on my smartphone.. what a mistake.  I'm not sure why everyone is getting so excited over this.  It's a stamped out piece of steel with two dome stickers on it.While I didn't expect much more than that, I did expect the edges to be rounded off more. The only part that's 'finished' is the  very tip where it tapers to a thin point. The rest of the pry area is extremely sharp with unfinished edges.  This causes damage to the plastic underneath when you slide it while prying.  I could have had the same result with a box-cutter.Not impressed.


This is the worst phone

I used BlackBerry for 5 years before I switched to the iPhone in 2010. I really wanted this to work for the keyword. REALLY REALLY I DID. But this thing is just terrible. I recommend a curve or bold instead. No one should buy this phone.


ONLY FOR CELL PHONES

Even though the connection works with most HOME CORDLESS PHONES... I would only recommend you buy this for use with a cell phone if you want a good CORDLESS headset try Radio Shack or Panasonic on amazon.com


Verizon Ruins Terrific Motorola Phone

I went through three or four Motorola 270-C's waiting for a new CDMA Verizon Bluetooth-enabled phone to come out.  I bought this one.  As far as phones go, there's not much to complain about...Motorola makes a great phone.  The v710 has the best reception and sound quality I've found in a cell phone.That being said, I'm sure the reason this "high-end" phone is now inexpensive is Verizon's miscalculation when they disabled most of the v710's Bluetooth capabilities.  Currently, there's a lawsuit pending against Verizon for this very reason.  I see Verizon is now giving away a free Bluetooth headset with the v710 to make you focus on what their Bluetooth will do, because it won't OBEX (object transfer) ...or much else.  And, if you want a ringtone or music or anything on this phone, you have to Buy It Now from Verizon.  Not me.  Ever."Verizon: We're Always Working For Profit."


Love my phone

To be fair this is the first phone that I've owned. Resisted until the middle of last year when I looked to buy a phone and this is the one I chose out of all the reviews and models I looked at.I keep it in my left pocket all the time and use it with my left hand. I'm right handed, so I have no issues with the ergonomics. I like the look of the clamshell phones but upon trying them out in the store, they were all too flimsy feeling or too small for my hands (I'm 5'11 medium build).The screen is very good, large for a mobile and very sharp. The camera is ok for snapshots, the video is limited to 9 seconds but third party apps can take as long as you can fit in the memory.I use it as an alarm clock in the morning, I set the calendar and/or clock to remind me of meetings, things to do, etc. at work and of course it tells me the time (I don't wear a watch).It also has a very good calculator and conversion tool for lengths/weights/etc. which I again use at work - I work for a large corporation and I'm constantly on the move.It does have Realplayer built in, it does what it's supposed to do but it doesn't play .WMV or some other formats. I don't use it as an MP3 player much but I have UltraMP3 installed which works very well and looks good. The sound from the loudspeaker is decent for a phone but the output from headphones is mono.I've had no problems with the phone side of Bluetooth. It works flawlessy, more than can be said for my PCs USB adaptor.For calling and receiving calls, I would say it's an average cell phone it terms of clarity and signal strength. Of course this all depends on your provider. T-Mobile is ok, I have no real problems with them and never go over 300 peak mins a month.The best recommendation I can give is, if I dropped it (harder than it's already been dropped) and it broke, I'd buy another one, or the newest model of it, the next day.


It's a Fraud product of misleading advertising

Ok so only day 4 with it and I am so angry because I gave my money for this phone that keeps getting missed calls. The power button sometimes doesn't unlocks the screen, and there is NO OTHER WAY to unlock the screen, the sound for calls is really bad my friends have told me, 16GB is a LIE, I went to settings storage and is only 12gb wow I got so angry because with all the system apps from google and android is only 10gb left to put apps and music. I let myself guide for all the good reviews and when I started having troubles I decided to read the bad reviews and is all that happens to me.If a phone is not even good for receiving calls so is a phone that should never be in the market, also has a terrible signal even my itouch is faster when opening pages on the browser.My advice is be careful when buying something, search a list of flaws on the phone brand you wanna buy and you will get a better idea of what it really is. The nexus 5 is just an experiment and the ones who buy are just the guinea pigs.


Overall very satisfied with product

This is a heavy duty screen protector that works really well, and unlike other screen protectors I've tried in the past on other phones this one seems like it could last forever after having installed it properly.  I have 2 Nexus One phones and I will purchase a 2nd for my other phone.  Personally, the thick rubberized feel makes typing on the touch keyboard seem more responsive,and comfortable, because the naked glass screen is otherwise so slick that every time I lightly touch it my fingers slip ever so slightly if only a millimeter, which could be enough from time to time to register a wrong keystroke. However I have to dock the product a star because there are still visible micro-bubbles underneath the  screen protector after 3 days.  The maker claims that they will disappear after a few days, and although their visibility seems diminished I remain skeptical that they will disappear completely(not a deal breaker for me).In response to critics of the product that have a major hangup of using water in the application process, the product comes with a fine mist sprayer meant to lubricate the sticky side of the film so that all the air pockets can be easily pressed out by sliding a plastic card across the screen after the protector is installed.  This is an ingenious method, because when this is done the air pockets  disappear so easily, ultimately making installation easier than other protectors I've used.  Consequently collected water is also pressed out, so have a paper towel or lens paper handy to catch the excess water so it doesn't reach the speaker or the scroll ball.  In the event that water does reach these areas it's no big deal because it's only small droplets whose surface tension will prevent them from seeping into these small holes on the device.  On top of that the product maker also recommends not turning on your device for 12 to 24 hours, I assume as a precautionary measure.  But instead of waiting 12 hours, I chose to use a hair dryer carefully alternating between the low and cool setting as to not cause heat damage to the screen, while drying out any potential moisture seeped into these areas.  During this process I periodically pressed the screen to my cheek to check the temperature to make sure the phone wasn't heating up.


So-So

Very slow to charge, does not charge the iPhone internal battery and the case battery at the same time when phone attached to charger.Several times it has become very hot and caused the phone to freeze up.UPDATE 1:  Company definitely is on top of customer support!  Received an immediate contact from them to provide a replacement for possibly defective unit!


Very Good Case, But A Few Annoyances

The Active case is the thicker brother of the Seidio Surface - the latter being not much more than a hard plastic shell with a felt lining. This one has a two-part system: essentially an all-around rubber glove with a 6-point hard, plastic "skeleton" piece on the back to keep it in place and add some rigidity. The hard shell portion is not much more grip-able than the phone itself: it's the rubber sides that give the traction you need to hold on to it. But either way, it is not too hard to get in and out of a pocket. There's certainly more case-against-pocket friction compared to the raw phone, but not so much that it would get caught in my khakis or jeans. Overall, I like it and will stick with it going forward.Pros:- Very thin. The pictures are a little deceiving because it wraps around to the front, making it look thicker when it is in fact just covering the front face more (i.e. not a bumper).- Covers the front screen so with any reasonable drop at any angle to a flat surface will not impact or scratch the screen. Gravel and other uneven surfaces won't fare well - not that any case of this caliber would be expected to.- Leaves a generous border around the screen itself, so most 3rd-party protectors should have no trouble.- All ports and external devices are cut around, so no loss of functionality.- Easily and quickly removed if so desired, yet durable enough to hang in there when you don't want it to come off.- Fits in the officialSamsung Galaxy Universal Suction Car Mount Kit for Samsung Galaxy Phoneswith a fraction of an inch to spare.- Reasonable pricing at 25 dollars on sale. For the quality of case it is worth it.Indifferent:- Tight, but not too tight. It gives away at the top and bottom, but the rigid frame keeps it together overall. However I could see dirt/lint collecting inside the case over time since it does give at some parts particularly when removing it from a pocket.- Buttons are fully covered, but the case easily deforms to allow them to be pressed. It's a bit hard to locate them by feel though since the sides have so many bumpy surfaces (again for grip).- This caliber of case does not come with a screen protector - either built-in to the case or as a set. It's up to you to decide if you need one. Personally I think the front edge protection is enough.- This case is also available as a combo with the holster for 15 dollars more as theSeidio BD2-HK3SSGT2K-BK ACTIVE Case with Metal Kickstand and Holster Combo for Samsung Galaxy Note 2 - Retail Packaging - Black. But with the large size of the Note 2 a belt holster would look a bit odd. Still it might be your only option if you don't have large pockets or a purse.Cons:- Headphone jack port opening was a bit too small for my cable. However with a firm push it expanded enough to fit.- It's a lint collector. You never realize how much fine lint is in your pocket until you pull the case out. The lint wipes off easily with a finger though.- The kickstand on the back is innovative with it's magnetic hold to keep it in place when stored, but it feels flimsy, loose, and the non-adjustable 45-degree angle is too much for easy viewing on a desk. It's so steep that it reflects the overhead lights in my office.- Attempting to push the home button at the bottom while sitting on a desk will cause the phone to tilt forward because the back is not completely flat (blame the kickstand bulge). So you need to support it when doing so.- The kickstand and case have enough grip to keep it stable when deployed at an angle on a desk, but interacting with the screen (even with the lightest touch) will cause it to tilt backwards. The kickstand is off to one side so a tap anywhere on the left (opposite the stand on the right) defeats the stand support. This case on smaller phones would probably be less of an issue.- When the package was first opened there was strong chemical smell coming from the rubber. I placed it in front of a fan for 12 hours and the smell diminished. Even after 3 days of normal use, the smell is still there - maybe half the intensity. I suspect over time it will decrease further, but something to know about if you are sensitive and/or want to use it right away.


Will not work for an iPhone 4

Don't buy this if you are taking apart an iPhone 4 the screw drivers are the wrong size.  This is probably a ploy at b.s. marketing, a grab bag of tools that will fix all your phones problems.  Had I taken my time and read other reviews I wouldn't of bought this.  NOTE TO ANYONE READING THIS IN REGARDS TO AN IPHONE 4 GO TO ifixit.com for tools and parts for any iphones, they sent me the correct pentalope screwdriver about a week later.  Not only did I waste my time waiting for this I also wasted the 5 bucks this thing cost and I would call the quality of these screwdrivers crap, they are very cheaply made.  Do not buy


Doesn't even fit!

First of all the case split down the side when I tried to put it on, so it doesn't even fit for an iPad mini.On top of that their customer service sucks and is very rude! They completely disregarded my concerns and ignored my questions.Don't waste your time or moneyNot worth it!


Great alternative to paying over $200 for a screen and digitizer

I read a lot of reviews on these screens (on the internet) that said it was not possible to replace the screen without replacing the digitizer. Since this thing was much cheaper than the digitizer I thought it would be worth the risk to try it - and it worked.1- Follow the you-tube videos to see how to take your phone apart to get to the screen and digitizer2- Use a hair dryer or heat gun to melt the adhesive that holds down the screen to the phone (it is around the edges, not under the clear glass)3- Use a tweezer, exacto, or case cutter to pry off the broken class (but keep the adhesive hot while you do this - gloves recommended)4- Use a tweezer to remove all the little pieces of broken glass from the adhesive areas5- the film over the digitizer (directly under the screen) will get messed up from the heat- leave it on until you are finished removing the broken glass, then pull it off)6- When you have the glass removed and cleaned up the mess, make sure the adhesive is still warm and then press the new screen on.7- Reassmeble the phone and you are done.This took about an hour.....but the results are good as new.


See my video review for a demonstration of how to apply it!


Awesome Nokia Phone

This phone is amazing. I have had this phone for about a month and it is all that I hoped it would be. I go to the gym daily and it was cumbersome taking my mp3 player and my cell phone to work out. Now, with his Nokia, I just grab it and go. I have my phone and an MP3 player all in one. I love it.


Verison insurance did not transfer

I purchased an S4 on amazon even though I was cautioned to not. I picked verizon plan with insurance. Lo and behold, after 5 months the screen cracked, and I call verizon, they have no record of my insurance. Asurion does not either, and neither does Amazon. Should have just bought it from verizon and continued with Asurion insurance. Very disappointed.


Bought another pair because my husband loved mine!

I bought my first pair and loved them.  My husband borrowed them and really liked them so I bought another pair so he can have his own :O)  Great for the price!


Decent

Bought with a 50% promotional code from Zagg.Pro's*bead management*just hangs when not in use*like how it hangs ** :)*I have this one and the vmoda for iphone and its more comfortable than the vmoda for me and does not easily fall off and fall to the ground.*Stays on while joggingCon's*volume adjustment slider can somethings adjust from when it brushes against fabric not too big of a deal*sound is okay. i haven't listened to music much on this. mostly use it to chat and listen to audio books so far. sometimes i forget its in my ear. The mic seems better than the vmoda in my opinion. Other head cords I get annoyed when I move around and something gets snagged and it falls off. The vmoda kind of pulls down from the inline controls.


Documentation

Great product from what I can see so far, worst documentation that I've seen in a long time. In addition to entirely missing instructions on some important basics, there is a keyword problem in the English index. Was able to find some topics quicker in Spanish, which I do not speak, because the Spanish term was what one would expect the English to be. The index is just annoying, the missing instructions are hard to believe. A saving grace, however, is that phone support was excellent. Say "Agent" at the first opportunity to get past the lengthy recorded answers and speak to a human. In a few short minutes I had answers to how to delete an address in its entirety, how to transfer addresses from SIM to phone or the reverse, and at least the basics of how to work with speed dialing, which the manual does not cover. Have yet to figure out the 4-digit speed dial numbers that are assigned.The documentation is an annoyance, however, not a reason not to buy. It's an excellent phone with nice battery life and hands-free features. Couldn't find a listing that said it works with Macintosh iSync, but tried that with a G5 Bluetooth connection and it seems fine. Did show me that I need to clean up my Address Book entries on the computer first, however.Bob Hunt


Loving it

This case is freaking amazing in price terms and in quality. It looks better than the picture shows and it is very well packaged. Highly recommend it


Big marketing gimmick

I had this phone for 1 week and the screen has cracked. It is a super delicate phone. Repairs are very expensive and can only be done by Motorola due to the parts being glued together to make this phone so thin. The gorilla glass and kevlar are complete marketing tools. The goriila glass in the thickness used on this phone provides no real strength benefit. The kevlar does nothing but sound cool. Anyway they suckered me in and now I am stuck with this phone. The battery life is less than desirable. I would look for any other phone before buying this one. Btw- the phone is through my company and they do not carry insurance so I am responsible for damage to the phone, bummer.


I actually love it.

I just wanted an average protector case for my iPod Touch 4G. I bought this about a week ago, not expecting it to be good. I just received it a few days ago and I love it. It fits perfectly, i love the way it looks and I just have no complaints whatsoever. Perfect.


convenience and simplicity at its finest

I have multiple "gadgets".  I'm quite the junky and this power mat is incredible! I have it laying on my bedside table where I can lay all of my "stuff"- iphone, kindle, sony ebook, itouch, ipod, etc... The iphone doesn't have to be tethered to a cord and I can just lay it by my bed and it's charging.  If it rings, I pick it up and don't worry about cords.  In the same regard, my sony ebook can be charged and the kindle with the power cube and my itouch and ipod as well.  It's exactly what i have been looking for so I can charge everything in one location without the wired tangle mess.  The mat is perfect.  I have truly enjoyed it.  I like the folding one because I fold it up to a corner of the bedside table during the day where I can still use one of the stations should I need it, but have it laying flat while I sleep and everything is convenient.  My daughter bought this for me for my birthday and it's been the most used gift I received.  I can even charge my livescribe pen! It's amazing and convenient.


Fantastic

This is quite possibly the best bluetooth headset on the market.  It's really nice that you easily turn it on and off.  Since I bought this 6 months ago, 5 other co-workers have followed suite and have heard good feedback from them.


Another happy device....well...almost 2 months...

Hands down the best protection your screen can get. Application is no more than the other inferior types of screen protectors and once applied you won't even realize that you have a screen protector on. No more rubbery feel with resistance to your touch. No more orange peel look to your screen. This thing is as smooth as glass. Go fancy that!EDIT: May 13, 2012 - Over the past 10 days or so I've been watching my Glas-t screen protector beginning to slowly separate from my device. It has gone under nothing other that ordinary use, but has developed 2 large bubbles that are not going away but are increasing in size everyday. In the past 24 hours a third spot has now started. IF YOU PURCHASE FROM A STOREFRONT OTHER THAN SPIGEN OR BY AMAZON FULFILMENT, YOU MAY NOT HAVE ANY TYPE OF WARRANTY. This screen protector is obviously suffering from a defect in the adhesive, but Spigen is looking the other way and the store SGP CiTi E only wants to sell a new item rather than work with the customer and Spigen on warranty issues (according to Spigen, SGP CiTi is an authorized reseller and able to work with Spigen on warranty issues).Please do your homework when choosing a storefront to actually purchase from. Otherwise you'll end up with a 35 dollar bookmark like I did.


Had the Q for almost a year

I've had my phone for almost a year now. So far, it's been awesome.The pros:- I live in NYC, so the reception and sound quality are really good. Verizon seems to have the best service out here.- Good Windows functionality. It's not slow, and boot time is quick.- Not too expensive- Synching is so easy.- It's pretty tiny. Packs a lot of punch.


Okay phone, but problematic for texters

This is a great basic phone for those of us who don't want anything fancy! Only two real problems: one is pixelation for the pics. if you set a pic as your background then the pixelation is terrible. Problem two, and this is the clincher, is that when you try to text, the letters have extreme difficulty scrolling. What I mean is that on the 6 Key, you have "mno" for texting. If you're trying to type "o" then half the time (no exaggeration) you will get three "m"s instead of an "o." Trying to use the 1 key for punctuation is the worst offended. Most phones have a mild version of this problem, but this on is by far the worst offender. You will be quickly frustrated if you are a texter and you buy this phone. Other than that the phone is great!


Wonderful, but only for a short time

This headset was great, so was the second one I bought.  But both lasted only around 6 months and then would no longer hold a charge.  I just tried another Jabra product with a cord, and sure enough, didn't work after about 6 months.  I'm one of those people who open a package and then throw the package out as well as the receipt (I believe Jabra has a 1 year warranty).  Learn from my stupidity - save your receipt.


Great charger and almost never ending power supply

I purchased chager with a little skepticism. Initially wanted to buy the powertrekk but once I saw that New Trent had a charger for the SAME price but with 11000mah instead of the 8800mah powertrekk I was intrigued. I took a chance on a company I never heard of... The charger charges both my iPad and my iPhone 4! I used it on vacation and it worked great!Cool trick: when you turn on the charger and plug your device into it, and when you unplug your device longer than a minute or two the charger automatically shuts off! So there's no wasted power!


The Phone is Awesome, but Nothing is Ever Perfect

Everything has its pros and cons.  The V710 reception far outweighs the crappy camara any day!Pros-reception, reception, reception-many little features that make it tick-cool style-it's a camara phoneCons-it requires a cell phone carrier to work-the camara takes terrible pictures-hard to find a case that doesn't interfer with opening and closing the phone (as with all flip phones)I really like the Motorola V710 phone.  I have had Verizon Wireless service for a few years now (word of advice, run if you haven't gotten stuck in with a contract) and this phone works the best on their network.  I have a cronic problem of dropping calls around my house and this is the only phone that can hang on to the calls.  In the past few weeks I have tried the LG VX7000, which dropped calls faster than a brick, and the Kyrocera (or however you spell it) which also drops way to many calls.  I have been very happy with the V710, the camara sucks, as I am sure you have heard, but if you want a great camara, get a camara.  The phone has some really niffty features on it and I am really starting to warm up to the menu, which can be just plain wierd if you are not use to it.  Another thing that gives the Motorola a learning curve is the layout of the keys, but it can be a "what the heck is that" phone.  All in all, I choose the Motorola because of the reception but I am finding all kinds of other features I didn't know I couldn't live without.  The Motorola is an increadibly clear phone with great reception, but won't bring you the kitchen sink.  The LG VX7000 is a phone that has increadibly crappy reception but does everything else with flying colors.  But hey, the thing is a phone, not a butler.


Cool looking phone, but needs better software

My carrier is AT&T; and I didn't want to go through the hassle to switch carriers so I stuck with AT&T;, and I wanted to get a smartphone so my choices are basically iPhone, WinMo or Blackberry. I read some reviews and decided to pick the LG eXpo over the HTC Tilt 2 or other phones.First Impression:+ Cool looking phone, with a chrome-plated rim on the side,+ Impressive specs, Quad-band, HSPDA/UMTS, Wi-Fi+ has QWERTY keyboard, the keys are easy to press+ Has dedicated button for access to task manager, by default set to the LG Task Manager, you can change it to the WinMo Task Manager or something else- Takes a while to boot up, feels like 10 secs- The touch screen takes a while to get used to, it's not bad, but not as responsive as iPhone+ Fingerprint sensor doubles as scrolling control+ dedicated volume buttonso By default the "today" screen is set to the WinMo default screen, but LG also implemented it's own, so I switched to that one, which is an improvement over the WinMo apps in terms of finger-friendliness (the WinMo ones were mostly designed for stylus use).- The contacts manager is unintuitive and hard to use. Functionality as simple as "jump to contacts that start with C" is lacking.- The task manager: has screen shots for the opened applications, but the close buttons are too smallAfter playing with the phone a bit more:- Fingerprint sensor is cool, but don't be surprised if it takes more than a few swipes to recognize your fingerprint, you have to swipe slowly. Also, it traps dust.o Camera is 5MP, but quality is so-soo No dropped calls yet, but I haven't seen the reception bar reach full yet.- Loaded with tons of trial software that I can't get rid of (they're in the ROM, so unless you flash the ROM they'll be there forever)- Internet Explorer is slow, so I replaced with Opera Mobile 10 beta, but some AT&T; specific links now won't work (all those Media Net links)- The LG (called LGIdle) shell is better than the WinMo default Today screen, but would be great if I could customize some of the buttons (e.g. replace IE with Opera and remove links to the trial software)- Replaced the LG contact manager with iContact, which looks like the iPhone contact manager- Looking into replacing the shell with PointUI (good) or SPB Home (best!)- Some apps try to connect to the 3G network even when I have the WiFi connection- Some apps (esp, WinMo Marketplace) tend to lock up when they're accessing the Internet and the phone become unresponsive.Conclusion:It's a cool phone but the software that comes with it out of the box is lacking and be prepared to spend time researching (and $$) to get some better apps.================Update #1:- Specs: I neglected to mention that this phone has a 1Ghz processor, and 480x800 screen. So spec-by-spec the eXpo blows many of it's competitors out of the water (iPhone, Droid, HTC tilt 2). The actual experience is another question though.- Touch screen sensitivity issues: it's usable, but since it has a resistive screen, you need to apply a little pressure. Compared to the iPhone which has a capacitive touch screen, the eXpo's touch screen definitely feels inferior. There are few if any phones running windows mobile with capacitive touch screens, the only one I know of is HTC HD2 which is yet to come to the US.- Battery life is poor, I have to recharge every 2-3 days depending on usage.- Apps. Again, out of the box it won't have many great apps.* Some noteworthy mention: The LG calculator can do a little more than simple arithmetic (sin, cos, tan, exp, etc), the tip calculator is handy, the schedules/tasks app is more finger friendly than the default WinMo one.* there's a lot of apps out there you can find on the internet, that problem is that they're scattered across different sites, many good ones aren't free and not all are finger-friendly. You need to spend time to try/research good ones.* WinMo Marketplace still has room for improvement, many apps aren't up-to-date (e.g. Bing is 4.7 but latest is 5.0, Skyfire is 1.0 but latest is 1.5); also, it has to check for updates when it starts up, and often it hangs and causes the phone is become unresponsive for a while as well.- I tried out the voice command functionality a couple of times. Usable, but not great, and it requires you to assign a button as the "voice command" button, the problem is there aren't many buttons that you can program (one for task manager and one for camera, the other 4 are on the slide-out keyboard)- If you select to unlock the phone using your fingerprint sensor it means you won't be able to use the default WinMo locking screen (which has info like your upcoming appointments and missed calls, see image I uploaded), instead, you'll see the screen that instructs you to swipe your finger on the sensor================Update #2:- (re. voice command in update #1) I realized that I don't need to assign a dedicated voice command button. The "back" button is used for that purpose. Press and hold the "back" button and voice command will be activated. The manual (which you need to download yourself) mentions that.- Also, press and hold the "end call" button to lock the phone.- it seems that the LG in-call menus is not integrated well into WinMo or the lock screen. If you use the fingerprint lock screen and receive a call when the phone is locked, you can receive the call but you won't see the in-call menu (buttons like hold,speaker, end call, etc). Also, if you use the WinMo lock screen and receive a call when the phone is locked, the WinMo UI for receiving calls show up instead of the LG one.


Car charger works

The car charger part of this kit works great.  I haven't used the USB cable yet.  The wall charger, however, freezes the screen of my HTC Incredible.  I ordered two of these and it happens with both of them.  The charge light goes on and it seems to be charging, but I can't use the phone while it's plugged in.The price couldn't be beat, though, if at the very least for the car chargers.


is a bad idea to buy here

buy here is really bad is very bad. brought no usb. not brought the box brought original.no headphones. brought nothing. TELEPHONE the battery loses too fast..


Nokia N8 - best Nokia phone I have used... But they end of my relationship with Nokia.

The title of the review may be confusing for some, but let me explain. I have been a die hard nokia user for the best part of my adult life, since mobile phones really came into the mainstream. Pretty much every phone I have owned has been a nokia. Prior to the smartphone era, Nokia's were hands-down the best phones out there. The user interface was easy to use and understand, and the menu format, typing, etc were all the least fiddly of the phones on the market.Then came the smartphone era. I can't profess to having owned LOADS of different phones, so I can only give my own personal point of view. The 2 Symbian phones I owned were a 5800 and an N8, using 2 different versions of Symbian - S60 and S^3, which was touted as being a great improvement over S60. I stuck with these phones through thick and thin, determined to stand by Nokia, with a firm belief they were still the best out there.My experience with Symbian has been this. Nokia has certain trump cards for its smartphones that no-one else out there can profess to. Nokia Maps for one. It may not beat the likes of Google Maps for ease of use ability to find what you're looking for, but to have extensive offline maps of pretty much any country you want is amazing. Joikuspot, the free mobile hotspot software is also amazing, there are a few others which escape me, but suffice to say, there are several things available to Nokia users which iOS, Android and Blackberry users cannot say they have an equivalent.BUT, when you just need your phone to get something done quickly. Say, pulling up a map with pubs, restaurants, shoe shops, whatever, in the vicinity of where you are, get you the website, the phone number, directions etc. Android and iOS users will have Nokia beat every time. Doing tasks like this would take me twice, three times as long on my Nokia than someone with an Android or iPhone. My phone just wouldn't find what I wanted, or it would freeze, or it would reboot itself right at a crucial time when you really didn't want it to. And this is why I finally gave up on Nokia. Their hardware is SECOND TO NONE. The N8 is a beautiful phone, it's solid, tactile, the anodized aluminium body feels great. The camera is AMAZING. I took pictures on that and people didn't believe I didn't take them with my DSLR. Video on the N8 is amazing too - all the built in editing functions are unbelievable, it's virtually and HD camcorder in a phone. But as a smartphone, it just doesn't cut it. And I put the blame fully on Nokia's insistence (at the time) to cling on to Symbian. Even S^3 is unstable in my opinion. Freezing and crashing shouldn't happen on a top phone manufacturers flagship phone. Period. Maybe the partnership with Microsoft will bring something better to the table.So in the end, I ditched my unlocked N8 with pay monthly AT&T;, got a 2 year AT&T; contract, a $150 Motorola Atrix 4G running Android 2.2 on Amazon Wireless, and it's the best decision Ive made in a long time. A tearful farewell to Nokia, but now, hello Android, I love you...


Did not work

I plugged the charger in, my phone recognized the cable and said it was charging, but it never actually charged my phone. I left it in overnight, and by the next morning my phone was still at 1% (which was where my phone was at the night before).


Handy little case.

Great! Got it for my daughter and she loves it. We decided on it because she wanted a case to hold her phone and id. The other case she didn't like as much because the phone fits in the case and the cards are on the other side so when you are on the phone talking the cards are flapping and in the way. This one lets you slip the phone in and out of the pocket. The pocket is just big enough that her phone will fit in there with a slim protective case on it. She also like the little zipper pocket for change.


epic fail

if you don't want to protect your phone then you should get this case just for looks =) Not worth the price it should be like 1.99


superb

A very good product at avery easy to afford price. My cell phone now stays fully charged for hours in use.


Not Samsung, and not 5 feet

This is not a Samsung branded usb, and also is not 5 feet, this is a roughly 3 foot plus cord and is a typical usb cord, does not enable fast charging on newer samsung phones. Could be made by an oem to Samsung but that means nothing, does not mean it is made to Samsungs  proprietary specs.  This is just a cheap synch cable, putting Samsung and 5 feet in the title is misleading.


Perfect fit for HTC One V

It seems a perfect case for the phone, with a few color choices to pick from. I had one for myself and one for my wife so we can see which phone is which since we both have the same phones. All ports and buttons have a good access and I can see notification light blinking without any problems (not sure why it's a problem for the other reviewer). For eight bucks and 2 days delivery with Prime from amazon it's a very good one.


Big design flaw

I have had a black CaseCrown Lux Glider case for my iPhone 4 and was really happy with it. You do need to buy these cases if you want an elegant case with light to medium protection mainly for the edges and the back side. You do not want to buy these Lux Glider cases if you need a heavy and sturdy protection.When I received this case, first I was a little disappointed that it is not glossy like my old one but rather matte - I guess I was not really aware of the exact meaning of obsidian.The case slides on very nicely and sits relatively firm on the iPhone 5, which is nice. However, after a short while I realized a major design flaw: there is a gap between the case lip, which is supposed to sit snug on the display, and the display of approximately 0.5 mm (about a fingernail thick). From this design issue follow two major disadvantages:1) the total thickness of the iPhone 5 with CaseCrown Lux Glider is with 11 mm pretty much exactly the same thickness as the iPhone 4/4S with its CaseCrown Lux Glider. So even though the iPhone 5 is approximately 20% thinner than its predecessor you won't notice any difference once the case is on.2) this gap is a perfect place to gather dust. I always carry my phone in my jeans pocket and within a short amount of time dust accumulated already within and around the gap on the display corners.I also posted two pictures where you can see the gap.


Armband for Galaxy Note 3

This armband is large enough to hold my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 both in it's case and snug enough to hold it when it's not in it's case. Everything is easy to get to and it's easy to slide the phone in and out of the case. I use it while jogging and it's secure on my arm with no worries of it flying off or of my device popping out of it.


Great

It's so so much better in person. It works great and looks great. I would have gave it ten stars :) :) :)


wrong description.

Product received not what is listed, or ordered.  I ordered a case for the Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0.  This will NOT fit that, not by a long shot.  It is for a much smaller product.


Really cuts the glare! No affect on touchscreen sensitivity

I received these during the expected delivery window. There are three screens as expected and a wiping cloth and a smooth scraper for bubbles. They have two faces that peel off as expected and the size and cutouts are perfect for my motorola droid razr m XT907. Highly recommended. My first one's been on for a week, no scratches, no smudges, it DOES cut glare from the sun and lights, and the touch sensitivity is as good as without it.


Galaxy Note leather wallet case

The case fits the Galaxy Note perfectly, and made my Galaxy Note look extra stylish.It literally became my wallet, so i do not have to carry around purse when i go out for lunch while i am at work.There are 4 credit card slots and another space to put in cash.As much as this wallet case is good for wallet replacement, it is also a good case.protects my brand new phone, and have all the necessary cut out holes for volume keys, stylus pen, and speaker.I became a huge fan of SGP after purchasing couple items for my Galaxy Note. They make such wonderful products, but i wish the price can be cheaper.


Great Replacement.

This is a great replacement for the battery in my Droid Global2. Exact same battery as the original and it is priced right! I recommend this battery.


LOVE

i have gotten a lot of compliments on this case. I love that i can just throw in what i need and go. and love that it has a strap


Avoid this case

This case is gross! Ordered it for my iPhone c and it's a weird plastic that was already scratched up and I didn't even bother keeping it because I could scratch it with my nail. I'm not a cat or anything but it wouldn't have made it in the real world aka my purse.


BLU Jenny Phone

This is a fairly sophisticated phone for its low price.  However, there are no instructions to use all the features that are available in the phone.


The 1520 is a fully functional piece of ART!

Things I like about it:- DAT SCREEN THO! People talk and talk about how awesome it is, but you literally cannot describe it with words well enough.- Viewing angles are also unbelievable. If you turn the screen until you can barely see the glass, you can still see everything on it! It looks just like a photograph!- They clearly knew they were designing a device that is "too big," and they made some compensations to help that. Buttons pop out just enough to use them and no more to keep the device sleek but fully functional. The size allows for bigger buttons, but also plenty of room between them so that you can grip the phone without hitting them.- I like the fact that they left some space to either side of the 3 bottom buttons. Perfect for holding the phone by the corner with your thumb(s) while you're reading without hitting the back or search button.- The native programs seem to have been designed with BIG in mind as well. For example, when you are in a call, all of the buttons are dropped to the bottom third of the screen so that you can reach them with your fingers.- LOVE the glance screen. I have it on all the time which is perfect for my OCD time-checking tendencies, and I haven't noticed any extra drain on the battery.- Battery life is fantastic. I've been able to get solid 2 days out of it with no problem, including a lot of txting/browsing and light gaming.- The pre-installed apps are very nice! It's nice to get a phone out of the box and it handle 75% of what I'll regularly be doing- Speakers are VERY loud and clear!! Played some punk and some techno; both came through fantastically!- On the topic of music, Mix Radio is really nice to have! I was blown away by how many selections they had for some genres.- Love the fact that I can individually access my voicemails by clicking on them instead of having to log into voicemail and wait through the digital announcer.- VERY happy to be able to access my files on this phone through a regular windows explorer window.Things that are so-so:- There seems to be a small issue w/touch sensitivity that some people are experiencing, but that may be fixable through software.- Phone calls are fine. That's about it. They are clear, but could be louder. Definitely seems to be better quality than my Titan though.Things I'm not too happy about:- Every review mentions the pointy corners; I now know why. I thought they were being nitpicky about it, but they do seem to get annoying when trying to walk around w/the device. I can definitely fit it into my pants pockets, but you have to position it a certain way while driving, else you get jabbed every time you hit the brakes.- I don't like the mini USB at the bottom, or maybe how it's cut. I realize that it's probably the best place to put it, but when I'm holding the phone, my pinky naturally lays right on the port to balance the phone, and if I'm holding the phone for any period of time, it tends to be pretty cutty/uncomfortable.


May or may not be charge ONLY.

I bought a couple of these cables back at the beginning of September and I was sent Charge Only cables. I just ordered a couple more in October and the cables I was sent were NOT Charge ONLY Cables. Same packing, different cables inside. So, now it makes sense to me why some reviews were positive and some negative. So if you are looking for Charge Only Cables be aware that this product is a toss up. Some times you get the right cable, sometimes you do not.


In love

This phone case is gorgeous, the colors are so lively. For those who are fussy for 'high' quality, this case is not for you. If you are looking for something light and for happy occasions then this is good buy and the price is just right.


I was really hoping this battery would work....

So I haven't had any battery issues with my iPhone 4. I've owned it for about a year and noticed that it doesn't hold a charge as well as when I first purchased it a year and a half ago. I really wanted this battery to work, and after reading the reviews for it had slim hopes for the product, however, I was hoping for the best. I installed it myself as I'm well versed with disassembling the phone completely, however, a simple battery change can take under 3 minutes if you know the correct steps in taking the phone apart. I had no dire issues installing the battery other than the connector cord is slightly stiff. I'm assuming it is because of the way that it is manufactured, so I would suggest connecting the pin before seating the battery into place. You can from that point fold the excess stiff cord in the groove between where the phone is connected and the battery itself. I reassembled the phone and powered the phone up, after it booted up the phone claimed to have 7% of battery. I figured that the battery had just been sitting around after being manufactured and that I would charge it to 100%. I plugged the phone into the OEM wall charger and it suddenly jumped to 23%, which is weird for the phone to do. I left the phone plugged in and rebooted it to make sure that it wasn't a software issue. After the phone had fully rebooted I let it sit on the charger for a solid 30 minutes. After the 30 minutes had passed the phone battery percentage didn't increase a single percentage. Keep in mind the battery logo in the upper right hand corner clearly said it was plugged in and charging the entire time. Well I remembered that I had to make a phone call and decided to see what that would do to the battery. So I left the phone plugged in to charge and made the call, after a 45 minute phone call with the phone connected to the charger the entire time I noticed that the battery actually drained to 11%. It wasn't even accumulating enough charge while being plugged in to sustain a phone call. Anyone who has owned not even just an iPhone but any phone for that matter knows that the phone should continue to charge while being plugged in regardless of if you're dialing out for it at the same time. So to conclude, this battery is not even worth the $5 that they ask for it as mine would not charge. Granted I may have received a faulty product, I wouldn't waste my time exchanging it for another one. My suggestion to you is that if you need a new battery and cannot find any other one to work, try this one as you may have a different experience.


Not as pictured

I bought this because it was blue in the picture and blue is my favorite color. Well guess what....it came and it was black.


samsung car charger

THE CAR CHARGER ADVERTISED FOR SAMSUNG CELLS DOES NOT WORK WITH MY CELL PHONE SAMSUNG.  I WROTE TO SELLER AND NO RESPONSE. IT WOULD NOT BE WORTH RETURNING BECAUSE OF SHIPPING COST. I AM NOT A HAPPY CAMPER AFTER ORDERING THIS PRODUCT


Great Phone Awesome Customer Service

I ordered this phone to try something new, was a Galaxy S2 & S3 user. Upon arrival the phone worked great and functioned as all said online. Great functionality and the UI is easy to pickup and use no issues there, sound and music playback is not perfect but OK i personally use headphones anyway. The large screen is great for my everyday use, videos, games, & books, look really nice on screen. Love the camera it eliminated my need for my digital camera, one less item to carry around! Personally tested the water resistant features and it lived up to what is promised, didn't like the fact the speaker went extra quite afterwards though. Overall the phone is a good buy defiantly recommend it for anyone who wants to try something new.However after about 3 days of use the screen started to trip out, the bottom of the screen would flicker and flashing rapidly like a bad matrix code. This was only the bottom of the screen (just above the bottom icons phone, all apps, contacts etc. and just below the home button area). I quickly contacted the shipper and requested a replacement as it got worse from there.FGS Trading is the company i ordered mine from and They are very Quick with support and their response time. I shipped the phone back with no extra charge and got a new one!Up to now the Phone works Flawlessly.


I so wanted this to be the one

Ok, I rarely talk directly into my phone and either use a Bluetooth or a wired headset.  Before I begin this review, I must disclose 2 things:1. The only BT I have liked, where the sound was clear and people could understand me, is the Plantronics Pro series.2. I have a big head.  I am not talking arrogance wise, I have a melon head.When I saw this little gem, I just had to have it.  It was perfect!  Sexy, cool charging case, wrap around style, long battery...etc.  It was also perfect timing.  My Plantronics Pro bit the dust and I just received my shiny new Samsung Galaxy S3 phone.  A match made in Heaven...or so I thought.When I first put it on, I was probably more excited than any guy should be about a Bluetooth.  The fit was perfect and I barely noticed it.After a few minutes of drooling, pounding my chest and striking poses in front of the mirror (Including facial expressions), it was was the moment of truth.  I made my first phone call.Like a teenager watching a cop pour out his beer, all hopes and dreams were suddenly crushed.  The words "Hello??," "I can't understand you" and "You sound horrible" went through me like sauerkraut and French onion soup.  It was a disaster.Naturally, I thought it MUST be my settings.  So, I downloaded the "My Motospeak" app and sure enough, there were different settings for different environments. Feeling like I was the one that pulled the sword out of the rock, I called back with, "Does this sound better?""Not really"[Changed settings] "Now?""No"[Changed settings] "Now??""It's worse"[Changed settings]  "What about NOW??""Hello??"By this point, it was obvious that my friend was either messing with me or a spider crawled in his ear, laid eggs and he could not hear me over the sirens in the ambulance.I then proceeded to call others. I got the same responses from them all.  Basically, I sounded like I was the keynote speaker at a bubble wrap popping convention.Sorely disappointed and finally accepting defeat, I returned it.I would have given it an extra star based on style and coolness factor alone but the sound quality rendered it useless to me.


Great idea, work well, then die

I have now purchased two of these. They each died within 2-3 months.I really like the overall idea of reducing/eliminating radiation into the ear canal.The sound quality is decent, considering the totally different method of delivery compared to most earbuds.However, both sets I purchased developed similar problems. There is a speaker section at the end of the electrical wire that outputs to the plastic tube. If the wire is under any tension or torsion (like it is under normal use), then it can twist/pull inside that speaker section, and cause the soldering to break.You can break open the wooden speaker section and resolder it. I did this and it worked well. But then it broke again, for the same reasons. My next step is to resolder, and then fill with silicone caulk to prevent movement in the section.My first pair had this happen and then also ended up having the wire break down by the plug, which wasn't fixable. I dealt with this particular failure mode in the second pair by using a piece of heat shrink tubing on it, which seemed to work well.


Works after modification

Ordered two of these because I lost my original one and wanted a spare in case I lost one (also wanted one for work and another for home).  Shipping was quick thanks to Prime and the price was right.  Plugged my UP24 to it and then connected it to a usb port.  Would not charge.  Saw that the device fit a little loose, and not snug how I remember.  Had to push the UP24 into the charger before it would start charging, and then I had to hold it pushed in for it to charge.  Had to take a file and shave off some of the rubber end.  Tested and the fit was snug.  Device was charging like it normally should.  Would have gotten more stars if it worked right out of the box, but it's a charger and a quick fix so am happy with it.


Tough Phone...NOT

Droid Razr replacement now has cracked screen! That's strike two Motorola! If you're all buzzed up on the RAZR's durability hype; think twice before your purchase.  This phone is a total disappointment!While this phone worked great for the first 11 days its already time for a new one.The inner screen mysteriously cracked during a day of very light duty work in the office, rendering the phone useless.


about the "not included" charging cable...

I like the device.  It "sticks" to my iphone as advertised - both without any cover and with my iLuv brand edge bumper.  You can easily lift the phone to take it away without a hassle.My dislike is that it does not include the charger cable.  Yes, this was clearly advertised.  And yes it works for USB connections without the charger.  That's not my beef.My disappointment is that the charger cable should be an option connected to the ad for the stand.  It would be helpful if the seller included a "suggested charger" model, or a "click here to see a compatable charger" link.I now must find a charger with the correct voltage, amperage, polarity (not specified or marked on the device), and with correct male-connector size (Size not specified on device either).  Any of which - if incorrect - will render the charger useless.I should note that connecting the iPhone to a usb port can talk to the computer no problems, but the side USB ports provide only minimal charging capability.  That is to say, when you are using the iPhone the side USB ports don't provide enough current and the power level still shrinks.A single rear port is labeled "USB port for charging"...But I've found that it doesn't provide any charge -- no doubt due to the missing charger cable.The instructions provided were almost useless:  They were just a small note page with minimal info about how to use the ports.So seller, how does one get the charger?  What's the model and do you carry it?


Could be a better phone.

I bought this phone the week it came out because my Motorola Droid X kept crashing and the sales staff at Verizon said there was nothing they could do with it.  They recommended the Samsung Galaxy S3 as a replacement that would be a huge boost to what I had been using.  I thought I'd try it.  Unfortunately, I took it back after 12 days for a refund.  Here's why:My needs for a phone (these may not be yours, and that's ok)along with how the Samsung stacks up:1. I'm a business traveler and need a phone that can be operated with one hand.This phone misses.  It's just too big.  I bought a tablet to handle my larger screen needs.  I find that I couldn't reach the top left 25% of the screen when using with one hand.  This phone needs 2 hands.  I think it would appeal to women who just normally use 2 hands with a phone and have a purse to carry the phone in.  My belief is that a phone shouldn't be bigger than 4.2 inches diagonally.  If the iPhone was Android, I love that size.2. I need a good battery life (and a replaceable battery)The battery life (even with Samsung 'profiles' turned on to help control battery life) did not get me through an entire day.  My Droid X could get me through 1.5 days.  The Samsung has the ability to replace the battery (like the Droid X) but they didn't have any wall chargers that I could take when I travel.  There is no point in having to put the backup battery into the phone to charge it. I'm sure someone will start making a wall charger.I also found out that Motorola had included a Low Power Sleep mode on their phones but Samsung does not.  this was a great feature when in a situation to conserve battery and keep the phone from searching for a signal (traveling, hotels, etc...) Maybe someone will create a high capacity battery for it.3. I need good GPSThe GPS on this phone would suck the battery down at an unbelievable rate.  I would burn through 40% of the battery using GPS for a 20-30 minute drive.  The Motorola would be about 20%.  I even went for a 20 minute jog and used an app to track my run.  The GPS shouldn't work that much because I'm lucky to run at 7 miles per hour.  I still lost 25% of my battery.  Don't know if it's a combination of 4g and GPS that runs the battery down, but this was my biggest frustration.4. I need to answer emailThe Samsung S3 does this well.  The keyboard was really responsive (far better than the motorola droix x).  Was still hard to type / text with one hand vs. 2.  I do like the 'trace' typing but most droid phones have that now.5. I do like social networking and social appsSamsung's screen is amazing and really does make the apps 'pop'.  If the battery life was better this would be an app users go to phone.*Side note - I do love a phone that takes good pictures and Samsung S3 does this really well and fast.  Video was great too!  I was floored how good the pics/video was.  But like everything else on the phone, it requires a battery that lasts.My family went to the zoo for 4 hours with the little kids and the phone's battery ran out (even with the screen set to the dimmest setting).The salespersons suggestion when I brought the phone back was to buy an external battery pack and just plug that in.  Not sure I wanted to walk around with a battery pack dangling from my ear?


Great phone, worth every dollar and more

This has to be the best phone that i have ever had. For a long time it seemed like Nokia was getting left behind, but they have steped up their game. I wanted a new phone and i was going to get an iphone but then i saw this and how much the iphone fanboys hate it (LOL). Im glad i got the nokia 5800, i got all the good things the iphone has and more.Pros:1. great battery life.2. wonderful screen.3. lots of options.4. lots of apps u can get for it.5. flash works with it.6. text, pic, and video messaging.7. 3.2mp camera.8. perfect call quality. (at least on at&t;)Cons:1. the only one i could really find, was that the touch was a little to sensitive at first. that was soon fixed just by tweaking the settings.Overall this is a must buy for those people that want a smart phone with out changing your plan. This phone has plenty of room to grow with updates and new apps that u can get from the OVI store and 3rd party.


okay i had to buy another iPhone

So i bought this case to take pictures underwater in my pool. It did work for like the first ten minutes, and i couldn't even press the camera button until i realized there was a "leak". I do recommend it for not-all-water contact as in a pool. I recommend buying lifeproof if you're going to take pictures underwater though. Just... use it on your own risk!


Outdated instructions

12-25-2013: I just opened the box and decided to connect this BT bracelet to my Samsung GS3 phone. The instruction sheet that came with the bracelet was poorly written and contained incorrect information. First. this BT bracelet identifies itself as "ITIOT 02A" not "bracelet". Next, repeated attempts to pair this "ITIOT 02A" device to my phone using the specified PIN resulted only in failures. The BT bracelet I received would not pair using "0000" or "1234" as the PIN, per the instruction sheet. I tried many other codes and failed.Just before contacting Amazon to return the item, I decided to search the Internet for updated instructions. I was able to find one in Spanish that correctly identified the device as "ITIOT 02A" and suggested a different PIN (6688). My understanding of Spanish is not good as it has been many years since taking high school Spanish. I tried "6688" and was finally able to successfully pair the device with my phone. So far, the BT bracelet vibrates and the screen displays the Caller ID number (no name, just the number) when I receive a call.12-26-2013: When outdoors, the 24-hr. clock is hard to read if it is sunny. Indoors, it is fine. The same goes for the Caller ID number. I've changed my rating to 2-stars for this reason.


Never again

I would like to know that if I made the purchase for a New Phone why they sent a used one. I always buy from Amazon, anything I need, from coffee to electronics items. accessories, TVs and so on. My review comes late for the matter of fact that I did not have the opportunity to find out until few days ago that my "New iPhone" was a used one and also it's been locked by Apple as soon I connected to iTune for software updates.In the main time I purchased a New iPhone 4 from an Apple Store in Thailand...perfect, unlocked...I can insert any sim card and it works all the time.Back to Thailand, I brought my iPhone 3 to a store and asked if they can help me to unlock it. Sure they did, however, they find out that the phone is registered on someone's else name..(they asked me if I was sure if the phone was belong to me) and also the touch screen has been replaced ones using glue...I paid $537.97 for a second hand phone...unacceptable..


Wilson Electronics Dual Band - 800-1900 MHz Magnet Mount Antenna with SMA Male Connector and Wilson Sleek

Added the Wilson Electronics Dual Band - 800-1900 MHz Magnet Mount Antenna with SMA Male Connector to my Sleek. With the sleek mini antenna I had two bars of E service in my driveway, nothing without it. After adding this antenna to the Sleek it changed to two bars of G service. That pretty much says it all, well worth the upgrade


Works for charging, but not for data.

When I connected this cable to my computer, it seemed to work fine for charging.  Once I tried to connect my Droid Incredible in Disk mode, however, Windows refused to recognize it, popping up notifications about driver issues.  Switching back to the stock HTC cable resolved these problems.If all you want to do is charge a phone, this ought to be fine.  For data, however, I would recommend looking into a cable that has a proven track record.  The one I received doesn't perform up to the standards I would expect.


Alpine KCE-300BT - Car audio Bluetooth adapter

This unit is useless.Echo, feedback, unreliable connection......Cannot believe it is an Alpine product.


The most uncomfortable set of headphones I have ever owned

Perhaps because I have a large size head, these headphones were not wearable for even a few minutes. I wanted to return for a refund but merchant, Sonic Electronix charges a re-stocking fee and customer must pay return shipping so I'm stuck with them.  I do not recommend the product or the merchant.


Very good case!

I really like this case a lot, I feel it is very sturdy. It adds a little bit of bulk, but I think it's worth it to feel that my really expensive phone is protected. The case is hard with rubber corners and a rubber edge around the screen. ::Knock on wood:: I've actually yet to drop my iPhone from a high distance, but I feel pretty confident it would be ok if I did. The only downside is it's REALLY hard to get the case off, I hurt my thumb trying to do so. And since I had to bend it kind of hard to get it off, it kind of looked like the rubber corners were splitting and almost even breaking, although once the case was back on they looked fine again. But since my audio jack for my car fits the cutout in the case, and the charger fits the cutout in the case, there isn't really a whole lot of reason to ever take it off. I got the purple, I love purple and I'm really happy with the color. It's not too bright but it's still most definitely purple.


Great toy

There is no getting around the fact that this is a remote control vehicle shaped like a sphere that is controlled via an app, over a Bluetooth connection.The changing colors, the zippier interface, and the faster movement with cool macros all make for an entertaining experience.Unfortunately, after about an evening's play with this toy, I grew bored, and left it to the kids to enjoy.This is a well engineered product, with turn on a dime performance, long battery life, and solid construction - hence the 4 stars.~A_E~


Nokia's Windows Phone Rocks

I had to learn iPhone and Android because I am the "go-to" person for both my husband and my boss.  I loved the iPhone OS, but found the Android OS clunky and awkward.  I had an old Nokia running Symbian - awesome hardware, but few apps available.I had just received a Lumia 700 as a gift.  Being a Microsoft hater, I was shocked how much I liked the Windows OS.  I like the seamless integration with my Live account.  I also loved the actual phone, but was used to a better screen.  Then I saw the 900 . . . I lusted after it, BAD.  I decided that it was worth insulting my gift-giver and ordered the phone.And now, with SkyDrive, even if I lose my phone, I don't lose all my files.  When I activated my new 900, everything from my 700 was automatically there! OMG - I LOVE IT.  I would be lost without Nokia Maps and Nokia Drive.  Both apps work so much better than my old GPS.The screen is unbelievably bright with great contrast.  Videos are beautiful on this screen.  Camera is great, the panoramic stitching is amazing.This phone is great for the smart-phone newbie or the smart-phone junkie.  It really has something for everyone.  And the number of useful apps seems to be growing rapidly.  I really can't say enough about this phone.


Durable Headset for Home Office

Been using this headset for about 23 months now and it is one of the most valuable purchases I've made here at Amazon.Strengths:- very durable and can withstand daily use and abuse- over the head or over the ear, two ways to wear!- mic volumeWeaknesses:- 2.5 mm jack. Although this type is used commonly in communication devices, more recently 3.5 mm jacks are now used such as in iPhone and in every Android device I know. Just buy a converter and this is a non-issue!Comfort:This particular piece of hardware can be worn over the ear or over the head. I liked wearing it over the head better just because it feels more secure. The ear piece have a round cushion that fits gently over the ear. The cable length is good 4 feet - just right so you can hang the phone on your belt or place it inside your pocket and you can still use the headset with a straight back.Durability:I've been using this product for about 23 months, and it's withstand being dropped, dragged, sat upon and getting hooked for most times. You can be sure of this product as I've read on one review it lasted 6 years. Pretty sturdy for a headset that costs less than 30 dollars.Sound Quality:Better sound quality than the headset provided by blackberry, iPod or my Droid. You should be able to hear the people on the other end clearly with no issues. I think only my Bose headphones are ahead.Microphone Quality:I've no issues with the quality of the noise cancelling microphone. The people at the other end of the line are able to hear me as I could hear them. You are also able to control the mic volume through the built in control on the jack.As a consultant who works from home, I'm always tied to my phone - for hours. This headset has helped me go through those long hour meetings without having to lift my hand to hold the phone or straining my neck to keep the phone from falling off my shoulder.


Its a five$ phone

Works great has a 3.5mm head phone jack a big plus in this category. Battery is simply amazing I get about a week from each charge.


Amazing air vent mount for the price!

I tried dash type of mount before but no success. Those types always fall after a week of uses. I personally do not like to attach anything on my dash since its got some residue problem. I tried this Koomus Air Vent mount and this one was the one I was looking for! It grabs my iphone 5C perfectly and it was very easy to use. Little clamp was holding the phone w/o touching any side buttons and I was able to charge my phone while using it. I might as well get another one for my other cars.


Fit like a glove and looks great.

I will use this when I go out with my wife to dinner or events. Looks great with the white iphone.5. I also have a white one. If you drop your phone a lot this is not for you. Get the otterbox.


Cool Idea, horrible product

Like other reviews, when you turn the switch on, the unit beeps... LOUD. So that means, middle of the night stealth mission to the bathroom? Negative. Now the wife is yelling and the baby is crying (you should of just held it all night, silly). The sound quality is horrible, even right beneath it. I wasn't expecting a rock concert or anything, but it is very aweful quality. Such a cool idea, I can't wait until this technology is more refined.


probably the silliest thing I've purchased..

I've bought 100's of items from Amazon ... The keyboard works flawlessly.. easy linked to my Note 2 Bluetooth.. the only thing is .... the screen is actually about the same as  the keypad of the Note ...  I can't think of any reason to use this except if my phone's keypad breaks- LOL-it's just way too small to be applicable .. my bad


Exactly what I needed

This machine exceeded my expectations. I completely rely on customer reviews for purchases like this one, and I was not disappointed. Yes, the instructions are laughable. Fortunately, you don't really need them. You just plug it in, position the poly bag, and press down the handle. A little red light comes on for about 2 seconds. When the red light goes off, lift up the handle, and -- voila!For some reason I thought the machine would get really hot. Nope, not at all. When the handle is up and it's not in use, it's completely cool. I also thought it would take the machine a few minutes to warm up. Nope. Just plug it it, and it's ready.I bought replacement parts at the same time that I bought the sealer, just in case. No need. The machine comes with a set of replacement parts. Plus, I've already used the machine to seal about 200 bags, and there doesn't appear to be any wear whatsoever.I don't usually take the time to write reviews, but in this case, I felt it was worth my time in case someone else out there is in the same position that I was a few weeks ago.


Like the phone, but some negatives

This phone is fantastic for the price! The only cons are the call quality isn't as good as expected. It doesn't drop calls, but sometimes I sound muffled to the person I'm talking to. If I hold it on my right shoulder, the caller says I sound like I'm far away. The only other problem is battery life. I researched many phones before I purchased this one, and basically most smart phones for this price and higher don't have fantastic battery life. I can use it all day, talking, browsing, and texting. I usually charge it overnight, which is typical.The screen looks fantastic, and I haven't had a problem loading any sites or videos. Has a 4G connection, which works great. It's fast and looks great.The camera is a phone camera; it doesn't take amazing pictures. It works for an everyday camera. Daytime pictures look good. It doesn't, however, take good pictures in the dark.For the price, this phone was worth it. I use it on Straight Talk's sim program, and haven't had any problems with connections. A nice upgrade from my old phone!


Great case!

I got this one and the smoke colored one. I like the smoke better (just my personal taste) My wife noticed I went from green to the smoke and asked how many cases I was going to buy. I informed her that the case was a "mood case" that changes colors based on my mood. The next week she told me she had a "mood purse" that changes with her mood... Her moods must swing a lot more drastically than mine...


Great Vaule!

The keyboard works very well.  Pairing the keyboard to the Kindle to just a few seconds.  The system is very easy to navigate.  Completely folded the keyboard, Kindle and cover together are an inch thick.  The Kindle is a little unstable when propped up in the vertical mode and it will only stay up in the lowest angle.  The magnets keep the cover closed, though it has to be in the right position, something that could be avoided with two more magnets.  Not a real concern, overall I love the cover, keyboard and functionality.


Product is excellent, process is a bit of a challenge

The iCrack product is excellent.  I liked the tool kit, and especially the very helpful online video of the repair.  I had no significant problems doing the repair, and it worked the first time!  I also appreciate their including a "bumper" style case for the phone so this won't happen again!  But, I must say, that putting a new screen in an iPhone 4 is an arduous task - and I consider myself to be an above-average "handyman".  That isn't iCracked's fault, they've done everything they could to make it easy, the difficulties are due to the iPhone's design itself.  To replace the screen, you basically completely disemble the iPhone, which involves lots and lots of small parts.  Before you decide to do this, I recommend that you go to iCracked's web site and watch the video of how it is done.  Then, if you still want to do it yourself, by all means buy this kit from iCracked.


Can do more stuff, longer

I love my HTC Rezound phone. It's my first smartphone. It was very disappointing having the batterydepleted after a few hours. Recharging every 4-6 hours wasn't convenient. There were other choices foran extended life battery, after checking reviews I chose this one. I am very pleased. I can even use my mobile hotspot for short online sessions without plugging it in or having to go on charge. At first I thought it made my phone too heavy, but I quickly got used to the weight and it is no longer an issue. I play music, read on Kindle, do Facebook, keep notes, use mobile web....really every function, and this battery really lasts. I can stretch the recharge to two days, depending how the usage goes. No issues for the extended back that goes with the battery. I think it is a worthwhile buy.


It isn't a new phone !!!

this is not a new phone! I see some scratches at the side of the phone! also, inside the box, it comes with a charger without HTC logo. only chinese words on the charger. it's missing so much stuffs inside the box. it doesn't worth for the price!!!


Good case

I bought this for myself or for my daughter if she needed it.  I was afraid that it would break the minute it was dropped since it's made of hard plastic, but so far it's held together.  It came with a clear screen protector and plugs for the charger opening and earphone jack.  It's bright enough that I can locate it when lost.


Fits well but discolors over time

The holes are in the right place, all the buttons work well, and the ports are accessible with this cover. It fits snugly and won't pop off, and has a slight lip at the front edge to protect the screen from face-first falls. The "frosting" that gives this case its transparency is on the inner surface of the case, so the exterior is slippery (good for going in and out of your pockets) but it gets smudgy. The only reason this is a 3-star case is that it has significant yellowish discoloration after only a few months. This isn't dirt on the case, the actual plastic is changing colors.


Better than I was expecting

I was looking for a mount for my iphone that did two major things - gave me full flexibility as to the position of the phone, and was simple to get the phone in and out of, even with a case.  The Kensington Windshield mount meets both of these goals very well.  The windshield mount sticks very securely; it has yet to fall off.  The suction cup included with my TomTom navigation unit fell off several times during every trip, so this is a big improvement.  Inserting the phone and removing it is dead simple - it's so easy that I am using it even for short trips when I'm not listening to music or using the navigation as taking phone calls or glancing at alerts is much easier.  As already noted, the mount comes with several different rubber inserts for the bottom of the phone to aid in the amplification.  I was able to find one set that fit my case fairly well, and the amplification works decently.  I have no trouble hearing the phone over the radio.  One niggle is that those rubber mounts don't seem too secure and I've nearly knocked them out a couple of times while putting the phone in.  If you take a little bit of care in how you do this, it's not much of an issue, but it could be improved.  Getting the phone out is almost too easy.  I've actually twisted it out of the holder once or twice while fumbling with the volume buttons on the phone.The flexible arm is very long.  This works well for me because it's mounted on the windshield and it places the phone almost flush with the front of the dashboard of the car, making it easy to read and to reach.  If you plan on mounting it on your dashboard though it could be excessively tall.  I tried the vent mount on both of our vehicles and could not get it to be adequately secure in either one.  That's ok with me because I didn't buy it intending to use it that way, but if you are, be aware that it may or may not work for you.The fully flexible arm allows you to place the phone in any position you like, and it rotates 90 degrees left and right.  The arm is only marginally stiff enough, but even in my car with stiff suspension it is stable enough to read.  It seems a little better with the phone in landscape mode.  Overall it would be an improvement if the arm were marginally stiffer.  A nice detail is that the holder is designed to hold your charging cable when not in use.  While it won't hold the oversized dock connector in my car, it still has plenty of room to connect to the phone itself.Overall this is a great product that exceeds my expectations and I am about to order a second one for our other car.


Not a Winner

One of the problems with this phone is the users manual and all included printed material is in Chinese.  I contacted Motorola directly and this phone was not manufactured for sale in the United States so they do not have an English version available.They have a quick start guide on their web site, it's not much help.The sound quality is bad.  It does not show you the name or number when sending a text. Keys are hard to see.One aggravation after another with this phone, ( a manual to reference might of been some help ).Returned the Phone.


Works great!!!!!!!!!!!

I was a little skeptical about purchasing a case for my precious iPhone that I wasn't able to see in person first or that was costing me so little. Being that the LifeProof cases are pretty expensive, I expected anything 'as good' to be expensive as well.I read all the reviews and decided to spend the $4.99 and take a chance, knowing I could test the case out WITHOUT my phone being inside first. When my order came, it was a little different that I expected. It's 100% plastic (I thought it was rubber), and the clasps look and feel a BIT flimsy.Well, I checked to make sure my iPhone fit inside (and it fits WITH my Otterbox case on, which is a major plus for me). Then I did a test with paper towels. I filled the inside of the case with paper towels and submerged it in water. Even had it held down with a weight for about 20 minutes. No bubbles, no leaking at all. Paper towels are 100% dry.Overall, I'm extremely happy to have taken the plunge and bought this case. It's true what they say, more expensive things aren't always better. If you're having second thoughts, take it from me and BUY THIS CASE. It will do the job fine. Trust me, my iPhone is pretty new to me, and the last thing I wanted to do is ruin such an expensive phone!!Also, I bought mine from the seller Importer520, if that helps anyone. Great seller, and my case was exactly as described with two clear sides.


Amazing phone!

I switched to this Windows Phone from an iPhone 4 and love it! At first I wasn't sure since phones have come a long way since I got my iPhone two years ago. I also had two Androids (the Galaxy Note and Galaxy S3) after the iPhone but returned it and went back to Windows. Here are my reasons why I switched.Screen size: The iPhone seems so tiny after using other phones. I know new ones are coming out but why wait? Also, who knows exactly what the new iPhone will be like. The 4.3 inch screen on the Nokia Lumia 900 was perfect. Large enough to enjoy for videos (YouTube and Netflix) but not too large as with the Note. The stats for the resolution are not as dazzling the in person, the screen is clear and beautiful.Operating system: Beautiful to look at and easy to use. Android is not what I would call intuitive. Customizable yes, but kinda hard to use. I know people will say I should learn to use the phone better but I don't think it should require that much effort. With the iPhone, use is as simple as can be. The Windows Phone is just as simple. Set up is a completed in seconds. I love the live tiles, especially the Me and People tiles. The integration with social media is far better than anything on Android or Apple.Build quality: The iPhone was wonderful quality. No complaints there. the look has become a bit stale to me over the past few years though. Plus, you must use a case to protect it. The Lumia 900 is just as nice of built but with a fresher look to it. It is also much more durable. I don't even use a case with it. The black coloring goes through the case completely making scratches hard to see. The Android phones I had were both Samsung and made of plastic. They felt like plastic too. I was terrified to drop them in a way I would never be with an iPhone or the Lumia 900.The main drawback is the lack of apps. Still, there are over 100,000 apps and more all the time. A few are missing like Pandora but I'm OK with using I Heart Radio instead. The number of apps is deceiving anyway. There must be thousands of fart apps for Android.The price of this phone has been dropped to only $49. It is an absolute steal for that price.


Buyer Beware

Buyers beware!!  This is not a normal screen protector.  It requires that you apply an adhesive material to the protector and the phone.  Had I known that, I would have chosen another product.


Great Phone for even twice Price

Since I refuse to be locked into a contract and use Page Plus which is a cheap conduit for getting Verizon. I'm stuck with buying older versions of phones. This phone I believe is very close to the latest technology out there and I don't have to pay thru the nose for a huge monthly bill. I am very satisfied with this phone. The camera is great on it, it has a flash and gives great quality photos, the screen is very responsive and what I like the most is that it has a huge screen compared to the other phones I've had for the same price. The screen is the same size as a Samsung Galaxy 2. The software is current too. I paid 130 bucks for this and it's worth every penny.I will never get a iPhone since they have nothing more to offer than a name. The Droid X has just as much as the Apple for a quarter of the price and you don't have to pay thru the nose every month to own it.


Cute purchase

This is such an adorable case for the Iphone. I just bought the Iphone 5s and wanted a really cute case to go along with it, this was the perfect choice.


Great concept. But too thick and heavy!

I was looking for an iPhone 4 case that could also double as a wallet.  The concept intrigued me for a while.  When I found this case, the design appealed to me as clean-looking, functional, protective, and simple. I also liked that the cards and cash would stowe away unseen in the hidden compartment, and stay out of the way until needed.  Judging by the pictures, I did have some reservations that the case might be too big, but decided to give it a try.After receiving  the case and installing on my phone, I was immediately disappointed by how thick and heavy it was.  It adds a lot of bulk and weight to the iPhone 4!  To give you an idea, it is thicker than two iphone 4's stacked on top of each other.Does it protect the phone? YesDoes the material feel good to the touch? YesDoes it work as storage for cash and cards? YesIs it too big? Yes!I sent it back to the manufacturer for a refund.