Great design, great quality, great buy!

First off, let me say that my review on this product doesn't take into account any comparison to other Bluetooth sets.  I bought this headset because of the new law in California coming up where it becomes illegal to talk on the phone while driving without a hands free device.  It is the first Bluetooth headset I have owned and I'll just give you my opinion from my experience thus far.  I also want to let you know that I am using this with an iPhone.  So here we go!First things first: the design.  When i first started in looking at headsets I was disappointed at how ugly and bulky the majority of Bluetooth headsets were.  Even looking at the old jawbone, I don't know how people use them without dying of embarrassment .  The Jawbone 2 is by far the nicest looking headset on the market today and was well worth the extra money for its light and compact form factor.  The outside portion has a chic, designer styling with a great looking, low profile ear-loop wrapped in leather.  If you look back at the old ear-loop design you can see how much of an improvement this is.  Even looking at the Jawbone 2 picture here on Amazon doesn't do it justice.  I actually don't mind wearing it away from the home or car.  There is a 2 color led light (red & white) hidden on the ridge of one of the little diamonds on the face and all of the buttons are hidden underneath the casing.  Someone noted that they didn't like the hidden buttons because when they placed it in their ear the headset turns off.  I have never had this problem once.  It takes all of a second to put the headset in my ear - to turn the headset off you have to hold the button down for a couple of seconds.  I usually place it in my ear from the sides anyways and maybe push inwards only for second to ensure a snug fit.  The button commands were very easy to learn.  Overall this is the best looking headset around.Next up, looking at the fit:  A lot of people seem to have problems with getting the headset to fit correctly.  Maybe it's just a case by case basis where problems occur, because after choosing the correct earpiece, not only does the earpiece stay firmly in place, but I don't even need to use the ear-loop!  I was looking into the whole deal where people are apparently using Jabra ear gels with their sets, but I don't feel like its necessary.  The fit is so snug that I can shake my head from side to side vigorously and it doesn't move at all.  And again, that's without the ear-loop!  It doesn't hurt or anything but I don't know if I would forget that it was in my ear.  The longest conversation that I have had on it was 90 minutes and comfort wasn't really an issue.  Sometimes I put the ear-loop on if I'm walking for extended periods of time just as a safety precaution.  I spent too much to risk letting it drop.  The ear loop makes things a little less comfortable, but mainly because I'm in between the two sizes they give you.  Why do they give you a medium size and an XL size but nothing in between?  No idea, but I don't use it often enough to need to worry about it.  Fit is important to keep the vibration sensor pressed against your cheeck.  If you don't keep the sensor against your face the device won't work properly.  Sorry to the people with long side burns or beards, this product probably won't work for you.  Because everyone has different sized ears, I would recommend buying this product from a place like Best Buy so you can return it, no questions asked, if it doesnt fit properly.  Overall I would give the comfort a 7/10.Now the sound quality.  I actually just took a 30 min break from writing this review to make a call and make sure I write an accurate review.  I checked with the other person multiple times through out the conversation if they were hearing me ok, they said "perfectly clear" each time.  My volume was at a little less than half way which was more than enough to hear the other person perfectly clearl.  No muffled sound, just crystal clear sound quality.  Perhaps those people with problems have a defective unit.  I've never had anyone complain, nor have I had any complaints, about the sound quality.  One thing that I don't necessarily like is how you change the volume.  To change the volume, you press the noise assassin button to cycle up through the different levels.  Once it reaches max volume it goes back to the lowest setting.  My friend told me that when I pressed it a few times, from his side it sounded like aliens were invading -- which is what it sounds like from my side too (think Space Invaders).  The ringing sound and volume chime are pretty ugly sounding but aren't really anything to get upset about.  It's just too bad you can't hear your cell phone's ringtone through the headset.  One thing to note is that when you cycle through the volume levels, it's not making a change within the headset hardware, but actually changing to volume on the cell phone itself.  I don't know if that's how all Bluetooth headsets are, but I just thought it was worth a mention.  Because my phone has a volume rocker on the side, I just click that if I need to change the volume.  It's usually set at the right volume anyways.  One other minor thing is that the Noise Assassin seems to work from both sides.  If the other person is in a noisy room, it will be really quiet when they aren't talking, but when they are talking you can hear some of the background noise on their end.  It's hard to describe, but there's something about going from noise...to perfectly quiet... constantly...that got a little annoying over time.  Quick fix, I just turned off the Noise Assassin by pressing the back of the headset for a couple of seconds (it's on by default).  The Noise Assassin, by the way, makes it so quiet that if the person doesn't talk for a couple of seconds I'm tempted to say "uhh...hello?  Are you still there?"  It's dead quiet. As if they hung up the phone and you are no longer connected.  I guess this could be considered good and bad in different ways, and Aliph probably designed the Jawbone that way, but again this can always be turned off.A few other things worth mentioning: The headset comes with small, medium, and large ear pieces and 2 sets of ear-loops (2 sizes, 2 plastic and 2 leather covered).  Make sure you try them all out to get the best fit.  For me, the medium earpiece was more comfortable, but large gave me a more snug fit (important for keeping the sensor on your check) and better sound.  If I'm just sitting at a desk or driving, the medium ear piece works fine and I forget that its even there.  Too much movement causes problems in quality from the other end though.  People with problems might want to try going up an earpiece size.  It also comes with a nice charger that has a plug with USB input, and a USB cable with a magnetic charging head.  When you plug the headset in you lose the Bluetooth connection and the jawbone turns off.  This means that when you receive a call you have to unplug the jawbone, hold the outside button for 2 seconds until it turns on and wait another second or two for the connection to be made.  I've missed calls this way and usually just answer the phone and tell the person to hold on for a sec.The Bluetooth signal is pretty strong.  Some people mentioned that they had problems with dropped Bluetooth signals, but I havent had one yet.  I live in a studio apartment and usually just keep the phone docked, headset in my ear, and even walk around the studio while on a call without any signal loss.Price wasn't really an issue for me, but might be for others. Even with its high price, I feel like it was well worth it.  Other than price, and a few other minor dislikes (nothing worth lowering score for), I'm very happy with this headset and would recommend it to anyone.NOTE:  I check the posting here on Amazon.com from time to time and I noticed that the price has been fluctuating almost daily and well above MSRP.  I bought mine from the Jawbone web site (Aliph.com) for $129.99.  If you DO buy it online you might want to go there.


Some flaws, but good protection and nice look

I went caseless when I first got my iPhone 4, which worked fine until one day, when I dropped the phone onto the asphalt while getting out of my car. Suffice it to say, the iPhone's glass CAN shatter if you drop it in just the right (wrong) way, and I now understand the value of having a case.This is the first case I've used in six years of owning iPods and iPhones, so I don't have a lot to compare it to, but overall I like it in spite of some flaws.Pros:+ Adds a little thickness to the phone, but not much; it still fits in my pocket snugly. Since I always carry my phone in my pocket, this was the main reason I chose this case over the Defender.+ Even though it hides the phone's snazzy metal edges, I still like the look of the phone in this case. It's fairly understated and doesn't immediately scream, "HEY, I'M USING A CASE!"+ The hard plastic of the case seems quite sturdy and would likely help the phone survive another fall (not that I want to try it out).+ The plastic has a slightly rough texture, which provides a good grip and makes the phone much less likely to slip out of one's hands. This is probably my favorite feature of the case, as I find the glass surfaces of the iPhone pretty slippery.+ I haven't noticed any degradation in quality of photos (which I've noticed is a common complaint in iPhone 4 case reviews).+ The rubber inner casing covers the volume buttons and has flip-open covers for the headphone jack and dock port to prevent dust accumulation.Cons:- Yeah, leaving a hole in the back for the Apple logo is kind of silly. It looks kinda cool, I guess, but I get the feeling it will eventually lead to a scratched-up circle around the logo while the rest of the back remains pristine (unless I invest in a rear "screen" protector).- The case is a little tricky to get on perfectly. It usually takes me two or three tries to put it on without some part of the hard plastic jutting out slightly.- The headphone jack cover is a little wonky: it's kind of difficult to get open and sticks out from the hard plastic frame slightly. Also, I use a line-in cable to connect my iPhone to my car stereo, and since the plastic around the cable's connector is a little wide, I need to jam it into the case in order to get it to stay put. This might be more a failing of the cable manufacturer than Otterbox, though.- The case only comes with a single screen protector. I had never applied one before and totally screwed it up, rendering the screen protector dusty and useless. I bought some Powersupport screen protectors and they're great, but it would be nice of Otterbox to provide a spare (and maybe one for the back to protect that exposed logo).- I've noticed that the rubber inner case accumulates a lot of dust and other particles, especially around the edges of the touch screen. I worry that some of this stuff will eventually work its way into the inner lining and damage the phone; because of this, I take the phone out of the case once a week or so and clean it.Overall, even though it has some caveats, the case is attractive and I think it reduces my chances of dropping the phone again--and, even if I do, I think it would make another glass or phone replacement less likely.


Bought two one is down for the count afer 3 months

ya they are kinda cool but not so cool when they stop working. I bought so i could plug in devices without turning on the lighs...that part was nice when it worked. I will not buy again.


Durable case but....

I purchased this case for my iPhone 4 close to 3 months ago.  When the case arrived, it was a little bulkier than I expected, but it does have the stand so it needs a place to store it.I have yet to drop my phone, but the phone is extremely protected in the case.  All the corners are covered and there is a rubber bumber around the front face to protect it as well.  The stand works really well too, both vertically and horizontally.The only downside to this case, is that it is very difficult to remove.  I generally like to switch my cases every week or so, and realized how hard it is to take this case off.  I actually thought I was going to damage the phone trying to get the case off.  It came with instructions on how to remove the case, but it was still very difficult.**Also, I have an FM transmitter in my car and I can't use it with this case on.  The part of the case by the headphone port it too thick.  (My Apple earbuds work fine though).Overall, this is a great case and really protects the phone.  But if you like to change cases often or use aftermarket accessories, this may not work for you.


Staggeringly overpriced

Nice enough case, but there are many others, equally well made, at a much lower price.  I recommend the CaseCrown Soft Polycarbonate Slim Fit Case, which I purchased for my Wife's iPhone.  I really want to swap them out, but the Agent 18 case already has a white mark from slipping off the couch to the floor.My complaints about the Agent 18 case are the price, and the finish.  Its made of hard plastic, and will slide off your leg or knee with ease.  Other satin finish cases seem to have a little more friction/resistance.  Besides that, there are many cases that are equally well made at 1/3 the cost!This case is over priced by 2/3.  I regret my purchase.


Pretty but needs work

This case is very pretty and receives lots of compliments because it is adorable and shiny; however, after a month, the shiny beads started coming off the white plastic case they are glued to.


Research compatibily before purchasing

All of the superficial advertisements and reviews say this is compatible with the Android and Windows.  This is false.When you go to the fine print or try to download the Apps it is incompatible.  In addition the tiny instruction (non-instructive) booklet has almost no information on how to operate and sync the device. It boils down to "Go to our web page and download the app."  The webpage is also amazingly non-informative, and non-helpful.  I am not a geek but I am also not tech-illerate.  I found the device, the wepage to be completely opaque, non-compatible and therefore unusasble.  It will be returned ASAP.


Returned phones and returned items

No idea how these work. Returned phones that I ordered this item for before it arrived so no idea how good or bad the item is.Returned phones due to reception issues in my area and misrepresentation of billing for the phones.


Beat tablet hands down

This thing is pure beast.  Just look at the resale value.  Also, go on ebay and try to find a used one.  Yep, not that many.  If you own one, you know exactly why this is a keeper.Best screen resolution on a 7-8" tablet by far.  Destroys the iPad mini (1024-by-768) resolution with it's (1280 x 800) display.  It has a Super Amoled Plus display.  Featuring vibrant colors and the blacks, really looks black.You can make phone calls, send a text message and surf the web.  Name another 7-8" tab that can do this.  I use bluetooth headset and sometimes just put it on speakerphone to talk.  It also has GPS Navigation.  The iPad mini doesn't even have that.  My cousin has the iPad and the only thing it has is maps.  Where you have to swipe the screen several times as you're driving.  Pretty much useless unless you have a passenger sitting next to you working the iPad.This tablet has it all.  Thin, light and perfect size at 7.7.  The texts are super crisp and easy to read.  The colors are very vibrant, and the battery life using 3G is very good.  However, battery when using WIFI is pretty bad.  So just keep it on 3G.I am disappointed that Samsung has discontinued the 7.7 and instead released a stupid 8" Galaxy Note.  Yeah, that would show everyone that they're not copying Apple.  No one is interested in a 8" note.  I hope it flops because Samsung has way too many tablets out.  And instead of focusing on their flagship 7.7, they are ignoring it and leaving us in the dark.I would hope that Samsung would continue supporting and releasing newer versions of the 7.7.  I would love LTE, the newer phoLED display, quadcore, and S-pen support. Maybe even offer a Windows 8 Version.  I wouldn't mind paying $600+ for this.  (Heck, that is what the 7.7 is still going for still).We are still waiting for Jellybean come to this device.  This would make the tablet even better.I am not even interested in any other tablet devices out at the moment. This tablet is over a year old, and it's still the superior tablet. (form, function and performance).  Not really liking all the plastic crap Sammy is releasing now.I will keep this for a long time until something betters comes out.


Lifesaver for your Galaxy Nexus

This battery is literally a lifesaver for Verizon Galaxy Nexus. It lasts for amazingly long time (though keep in mind that it charges for a much longer time, too), it finally lets you keep LTE/4G on all the time (which used to drain stock battery unacceptably fast), it's actually not that fat or heavy.The case has been completely FIXED, so don't panic after reading earlier reviews - all the buttons press fine (though you don't feel a clicking feedback), all microphone cutouts are in place, so there's no need to modify the case by cutting missing holes out.Great product. Thank you!


Fashion Plus - BUT...

This is an amazing iPhone cover! I love it! It fits perfectly on my iPhone and covers all the major areas.  I was surprised to see a free protective film for the front and back of the phone.  I was initially worried about the big circle on the back where my phone would be unprotected, but with the free film, all was taken care of.I will warn you, although it is a pretty and protects the iPhone, the jewels fall off, pretty easily. I have had this phone case for about 2-3 weeks and I have lost 9 of them.  But that is to be expected when you purchase something with jewels.  My friends all love the case and I get nothing but compliments on it.  I just wish the jewels would stay on...


Okay, but not well designed.

Had this phone for a week, and with my small, girl fingers I thot the small button design wouldn't be a problem, but it's turned out to be a regular pain.PROS:sleek, attractive look.QWERTY keyboard is a nice featuretakes good photosgood battery lifeCONS:face buttons are difficult to pushcall and end call buttons are too small (major flaw when trying to answer the phone!)a bit bulkytexting keyboard keys often need pressing twice to register the letterauto lock can be easily unlocked if jostled in purse or placed in pocket (another major flaw! i found my butt made more calls than i did!)


awesome

It was everything the description and picture said it would be.Very nice phone cover for the money. Also came with stylus, screen protector, and cleaning cloth.I love it <3 :)


Plugable USB 3-port Charging Station: Frees wall outlets and more

There are many ways that we have to charge the multitude of USB devices. Some are good, some not so much, and then there is this one.ThePlugable USB 3-port Charging Stationis listed as being designed for charging the "Apple iPad, iPhone, iPod, Samsung Galaxy, Google Nexus, Dell Venue 8, and Other USB Tablet and Phone Devices." After putting it through its paces for a couple of weeks, can subjectively state that it's an ideal solution for those who need more than just a single wall wart charger.◆ At a Glance:+ Power switch; turn the charging switch off when not in use+ Blue indicator light; you'll know when it's receiving power+ Dedicated 'smart charging' port; the one closest to the power switch+ Charges up to 3 USB devices at the same time+ Up to 3.8A to share between 3 USB ports+ Removable power cord; 4-feet long; 2-prong power plug◆ In Use:The box is simple to open, and inside you'll find the Charging Station, the 4-feet long power cord and a simple quick installation guide... nice and simple. For the first go around, I unplugged three wall wart chargers and plugged in the power cord. Using the original USB charging cords, I plugged in the following devices:▪Kindle Fire HD 8.9"▪Samsung Galaxy S III▪Kindle - 2nd GenerationThe most noticeable thing was that even with all three devices plugged in, there was no decrease in charging times, and if anything all of the units seemed to charge a bit faster than with the original chargers.The Charging Station also has a single "smart charging port" which is capable of automatically selecting the best charging method for the device attached. This is the top USB port nearest the power switch, and it's marked with an "S" in a tiny marking. It is said to potentially charge some devices a lot faster, but I have not tested it with each of the three noted above. The Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone did charge faster, so it does appear to be a valid feature.Bottom line is that thisPlugable USB 3-port Charging Stationhas proven to be an excellent and effective solution for charging multiple USB devices. It's highly recommended for those for whom plug space is at a premium as it needs just a single electrical socket, and is quite portable for traveling.12/18/2013


Great phone, not perfect!

This is an awsome phone, I give it 5 stars because it deserves them. It looks very cool, everybody will notice it and compliment you on it. The bluetooth works great BUT it will drain your battery in a days use. I hava an Acura TL with bluetooth capabilties so a Bluetooth. This brings me to the fact that most bluetooth phones are big and ugly. This phone gets better reception on my ATT service (now cingular) than what my ericcson t616 did.I recomend this phone highly, and now its very cheap, so just get it. Its still a great phone, my only complaint would be battery life when bluetooth is turned on. Other than that 5 stars


Protective cover works well

These protective covers work well, but the removable backing is also clear, the thicker part is the backing not the cover, do make the mistake of trying to install the backing rather than the screen cover (I did!).  Each cover comes with a small card to help smooth out the bubbles, and a cloth to clean the screen before installing the cover.


problems with phone

The phone I ordered had a lot more problems then the seller had metioned. The phone shuts off all the time and has water damage, I would ot recommend this seller to my fellow amazon shoppers. I'm very disapointed. I have already put money into fixing the phone whoever if this seller would like to make things right I believe a refund should be issued for false advertisement.


Excellent for its price

- Great sound quality: I hear people as well as my headset or better, and they can hear me even when I'm walking around outside in the wind- Excellent fitting, it's comfortable as well as secure- Retains some stylishness while keeping high quality, not bulky at all- Wonderful price for its quality compared to other BT headsets out there- Easily paired with my RAZR V3Only MINOR issue that I have is that the charger seems like it doesn't have a secure connection with the headset, but it does still charge just fine. I would make sure that it's charged in a place where it can't get moved around however, to make sure the charger doesn't fall out.Overall, excellent headset for the price. I chose this for it's cheaper price in comparison to the Voyager 510, and I'm so happy I did!


PowerPack Battery Case for iPhone 5


extended battery for Samsung Galaxy SIII

This battery is well worth the money. It greatly extends the life of my Samsung Galaxy SIII. I get about 36 hours of use if I use the phone off and on. The only issue is the pebble blue back cover, when my battery arrived the cover was cracked. I contacted the seller and they rushed me out another one. It is also cracked. They are currently shipping me another one. The gel case which is included fits the phone perfectly. I would recommend the battery, but the back phone cover issue is a hassle. Hopefully my third one will be o.k.


Great, Well Pleased!

I had a Galaxy S3 with T-mobile...Awesome phone, but the T-mobile service sucked and the bill was too high, so I returned it after I found this phone online. I purchased this phone and bought a sim card from Straight Talk and the service is great, unlimited everything for $45, you can't beat that, and this phone is practically identical with the galaxy that I had...not only the look, but the same software too. does everything my galaxy did. The phone took about 2 weeks before I received it. Very Pleased, great buy!pros- Does everything the Galaxy does, same look and everythingcons- In order to get a full charge, I have to charge and turn the phone off overnight, but they give you 22nd, the auto correct doesn't recognize words that great


Plastic Bag with duct tape would be better

Hi don't buy this item it is just 3 small sandwich bags with glorified duct tape to seal it i doubt i would ever let my $600.00 phone near water with thisJunk Junk JunkLove Rick


google talk not working

google talk not working.and the box when i receive the samsung seal had been opened.anyone know how to fix the issue of google talk? ,it says authentication failed..


It works only for telephones

Bought to accompany the kindle fire HDX, but nor compartible as a bluetooth device with the Kindle.  Was not happy.


Mr Right Now!! th LX2 video cam

I DONT want Miss Right.. I want Miss Right Now!!this could be the underlying theme for the LX2 Digital Video cam system and Looxcies latest pass at the always-on videocam market, Looxcie.com is the ONLY player in this space right now.Being the proud owner of 2 LX1 Video cams(so I can switch between them)  I quickly ordered Looxcies latest product the LX2 system in the 5 hour capacity.First Impressions? I am even more impressed with this unit than the original LX1,The folks at Looxcie.com have indeed been listening to their user/customer base..First of all the unit is glossy black with a front chrome ring.(no more airbrushing gen 1 units black or using electrical tape to subdues the appearance of the unit.the big feature is the new attachment system and no more swivelling ear bud.The new system locks into the human ear in a far more secure fashion although new purchaser should indeed watch the LX2 fitting video to find out how to use all the new features.. they are not immediately apparent from looking at the unit.The only thing that makes me uncomfortable is the red record light(I work security) it offers too much of an aiming point in the dark, for states where recording is legal without it it can be painted over or taped but it WOULD be nice to have a software control over it.I DID have to reupgrade the looxciemoments app on my iphone to configure the new unit but that is quick and painless..Would I repeat my purchase?? Without a single doubt in my mind.. the LX2 in 5/10 hour capacity is a permanent part of my daily wear kit just like the LX1 was/is.I will have more comments in the user forums at [...] where I am a regular...


Great!

You have to take it out of the skins and it sticks to the front and back of your phone. It makes for a very stylish and easy gadget!


Great Charger, amazing cables!

Honestly bought for the cables, preferred black ones to match black iphone.  Tried the RND apple licensed ones on hereRND Apple CERTIFIED Cable for iPad, iPhone, iPod (3.2 Feet/black), it was OK, but these are perfect!  They're just a little longer on the plug, and the sides are a bit square making it easy to grab and insert with one hand.  The cables have a strain relief on the plug side as well so they're better than even the apple cables which eventually pull out and fray.And the charger is sweet!  I've never seen a 4.2Amp car USB charger. Its awesome! With each port giving 2.1Amps, your iphone, ipod, etc will charge faster than a normal, perfect for quick charge on the go, and you can simultaneously charge your tablet at the needed 2.1Amps.Excellent quality all around. At $10, it' a steal.


Beyond bad...impossible to remove

It's hard to type this review for this case, but it has to be done.  Why is it hard to type?  Because my nails are killing me.  It's near impossible to take this case off once you get it on the phone.  The "coin slot" is a joke, plus who wants to jam a metal coin in there?! Only a dime fits anyway.  Maybe there is some trick I don't know about but it kills me that this is such a nice case otherwise but I CANNOT remove it easily so it cannot be recommended.  I dunno HOW the other reviewers so "easily" removed the case, I would sure like to know, because my whole hand hurts now.  I'm worried I may have damaged my phone trying to remove it.  I'd easily give the case 4 stars if I could easily remove it, but I can't so I won't.  Back to the little silicone case I don't really like.


"My God, it's full of sound."

This is a surprisingly decent little portable speaker.  The sound is pleasantly full and rich, especially given the size.  At high volumes, its size becomes apparent, but for moderate listening levels from an iPhone or iPad, it's great.  I've only used the Bluetooth capability once, sticking to line input when I can.  There was nothing notably wrong with the Bluetooth performance...  I just prefer wired to wireless for some things.One star taken off for a terrible, counterintuitive control button arrangement on the top panel.  Is that a Next Track button or a Previous Track button?  Who knows, but rotate the thing a quarter turn, and now the button looks like it should do the opposite.  Form over function, where the form impedes the function.  Dumb.  Fortunately, these dumb buttons only operate in Bluetooth mode, which I never use anyway.  For me, they're just four little blue lights.  I like blue, and I like the sound from this thing.


Works great. You can even answer calls in the shower

Wasn't sure about this purchased at first because it being "waterproof" seemed suspicious.  I have not run it under water but it works great in my shower and I even use it in the kitchen because the suction cup is strong enough to stick to my tile there as well as my shower wall.The 1 downfall is the volume is adjustable through your phone or whatever item is connected via bluetooth so there is no adjusting mid shower.The "phone" button answers calls as well as calls the last number you dialed. It does not tell you who is calling, just a simple ringer starts going off and your music is paused. I was able to stand across the kitchen and still have a conversation using the speaker and heard everything perfectly fine... have not tried a call in the shower but the other end might get a lot of static sound due to the noise from the shower water (I'm assuming)I was able to use the "next" button on the speaker and skip to the next song while using Pandora. I was also able to hear YouTube audio through the speaker.This device uses NO BATTERIES (I am thankful not to have to buy batteries) ... it comes with a usb charging cord that works with computers or any other item that has a usb port.


NOT WATERPROOF

I tested it out in my pool.  I put it to the bottom of the shallow end, 4 ft deep,before I opened the case, with my leaf catching net, and the case came out with water inside it.  I don't think I want to test for shock and have my phone get broken.


Great Phone

This phone exceeded my expectations. The standby battery life is excellent. It has a bright display that can be viewed in almost any outdoor setting. The only problem I have encountered is the skimpy user manual that doesn't cover basic functions adequately or even at all. I don't care for the fixed location of the browser icon - right where your right thumb would normally be placed holding the phone. It's makes it too easy to log on the internet (wasting minutes)by mistake.


LOVE IT

I love this stylus for my Iphone.  Works GREAT and I love how it retracts. Also a bonus you can carry it by putting this holder thing down where you would put your head phones so it is right there where you need it.  Down side it was always hitting my screen.  Don't like that.  Scared it would break the screen but all in all I LOVE IT and works great when you got fat fingers ehehhehe


Better even than expected

I got this case simply to protect the phone, but it turns out that it cures one of the most common complaints about the Strat - being the difficulty of sliding out the keyboard one-handed, due to the smooth and rounded finish of the edges of the case.With this case on, the back and edges of the phone are covered by hard ribbed rubber, making it very easy to work the slide with one hand.I'm not a belt-clip user, since I like to listen to music with the phone in my shirt pocket, so the holster has become a phone stand for the car, clipped inside a large plastic cup in the cup-holder. (Just insert the phone with the screen facing out.)The kickstand works well too. It's essentially a folding slider, with one end on a hinge, a hinge in the middle, and the other end sliding in a pair of grooves. Either end of the hinge in the middle can serve as the kickstand's "foot."


Works as advertised.

Kind of like a giant zip lock.  Fits an S4 with an otter box case on it.  Good for the price.


Super Cover!

This is an awesome cover. Does everything I was hoping it would do. Quality is great! Fits perfect! All of the configurations are exactly what I was looking for! Very happy with my purchase!


SD11-Flex HD vs SD10-HD

Upgrading from the SD10-HD, I was expecting better bass. However, the bass sounds very dirty even at moderate volume. I was also hoping to be able to do more, but it seems some functionality is missing - for example, I cannot skip forward or back 10 seconds or so in audio tracks like I could with the S10-HD. The S11-Flex HD has a more comfortable fit.The headset seems to have snapped near the back, too!1 star:-1 star for poor bass experience, and no audio jump feature-4 stars for the plastic snapping in the middle-back after 30 days of use - TWICE!UPDATE 2/11/13: I received a new unit from Motorola (in exchange for sending my broken one back). The new unit ALSO BROKE in the SAME SPOT in the very center. Clearly a mechanical defect. I hope Motorola addresses this. I miss my old SD10-HD.UPDATE 5/20/14: I received ANOTHER unit which ALSO broke in the SAME spot! Thanks to Motorola for sending out the units - but I wish they didn't have this design flaw.


Great value

This isn't an otterbox, but it was pretty inexpensive, so I can't complain.  I love the kickstand feature - I really missed it since switching to the Note from the HTC Evo.  The kickstand does seem a bit flimsy.  But if it breaks, I can afford to buy a new case.The frosted clear plastic, which includes the kickstand, is pretty rigid, while the pink plastic has more of a gel feel (yet is not as flimsy as silicone).  I really like the feel of the pink part.  It helps me get a good grip on the phone.The cutouts for the stylus, micro USB, microphone, headset jack, and camera are not as precise as some cases I've seen, but they work and don't interfere with operation, at least not on my phone with my accessories.Overall I'm pleased with this purchase.


Micro-knit Hybrid Fiber Tip is Perfectly Sensitive. 4.75 stars!

I can't (really, I can't) count how many styluses I've accumulated (and lost) over the past 5 years since my first Kindle to my Samsung and Asus tablets. I bought other Friendly Swede styluses, and they were good, but some too short, some too "slippery," and some too broad. I was just sent a pack of two of these, and they are *almost* perfect, hence the 4.75.These are the perfect length at 5 inches. At first blush, the end seems a little smaller than with the usual inexpensive styluses. I can't tell, but they have just the right sensitivity. I'm not hitting the wrong keys with very small fonts when entering passwords and such. At the same time, they're just "broad" enough to use for swiping. I really do like these.They come with lanyards, but for tablets, that can get in the way. On phones, they may be ideal. I can't say since I don't have a phone. I highly recommend this set of styluses!


Otterbox Armor Series

This case is really good, keeps water out and it can handle a fall but the only negative is when you are talking to someone on the phone.  It can be hard to hear them at times but other than that an excellent case.


Very Useful, Well-made Accessory

I ordered both the Opteka BP-SC4000 and the XTG Technology Solar Charger, just to compare the two.  I was looking for a compact, lightweight, solar-rechargeable backup power supply for my iPod Touch, satelite GPS unit, and cell phone.  Bottom line: Except for the User Guide, which is practically worthless, I found the Opteka unit to be superior in almost every way to the XTG model; here's why:1. The specs for the Lithium-polymer battery on the Opteka BP-SC4000 claim 4000mAh capacity -almost three times the capacity of the battery on the XTG.2. The maximum solar charge rate for the Opteka is spec'd at 250mA - more than twice the 120mA rate specified for the XTG. This should translate into significantly faster recharging of the Opteka's onboard battery for the same amount of draw-down. (Example: If your cell phone, during recharging, draws 1000ma, it will take about 4 hours of direct sun to replace the charge in the Opteka vs approx 8.5 hours for the XTG.)3. The Opteka BP-SC4000 comes with a complete assortment of adapters to accomodate just about any small, USB-rated, battery-powered device.  The XTG came with only a USB-to-mini-USB cord.4. The workmanship on the XTG seems a bit shoddy, with noticeable gaps at the edges of the plastic sealant that coats the solar panel. The Opteka, by comparison, appears sturdy and well made.5. The Opteka weighs about 7oz compared to 5oz for the smaller XTG (significant, perhaps, only to ounce-parsing backpackers like me).  But those two extra ounces appear to translate into significantly better performance that is well worth the weight.6. It took a little over an hour for the fully-charged Opteka to completely charge my iPod Touch. Once the iPod was fully charged, the Opteka showed about half of its capacity remaining - enough to charge another device. (I was unable to test the XTG's battery capacity in this way since I didn't have the proper adapter, but I suspect, given it's smaller specified capacity, that the XTG would barely have enough juice to fully charge even one device.)7. The Opteka has a conspicuous and intuitive LED display on the front that tells when it's charging, when it's discharging (i.e. charging an external device), and, at any given moment, how much charge remains in the onboard battery.  (When charging an external device, you do have to remember to hold down the button for 3 seconds to begin the process.  Also, to check the state of the battery when the unit is idle, press the same button briefly.) The XTG has a display that performs basically the same function, but is on the back of the unit and therefore not in view when the unit is "sunning".8. At $25.07 through Amazon, the Opteka BP-SC4000 is almost $3 cheaper than the XTG - a clear tie-breaker.


Decent phone, but that mp3 player, oy...

As you'll gather from the other reviews here, if you're looking at this not as a smart phone, but rather as a "not so stupid" phone--particularly if this is the first qwerty-keyboard phone you've bought, as it was for me--then it's a very good deal. Yes, the keyboard is a bit cramped, but it's perfectly serviceable for texting and simple emailing. And yes, the internet access, such as it is, will be slow and frustrating compared to your friends with their slick 3G or 4G service. But it works in a pinch, and given that you can get this on a phone plan that runs only 15 bucks per month, who's complaining?The 320x240 video is ok; the 2 meg photos are unexpectedly decent, and the USB connection to PC is simple to accomplish.Here's where I'm a bit disappointed. I was hoping to retire my workhorse MP3 player with this one. If all you want to do with this phone is play a longish podcast--say, if all you want to do is listen to Car Talk on your way to work--no problem.But if you want to play an actual album, no dice. There is no way to play a set list of songs, one after another, without actually selecting the next tune in some way (either by clicking the right-arrow before one song completely ends to go to the next one, or by laboriously opening the menu and selecting the next song.) I thought for sure I was missing some feature, but I'm not--that's how this thing works, which is crazy.(I would imagine some Java app exists to make mp3 management easier but I've not yet found one for this phone.)


Great little add-on for Sony Ericsson phones

Although you will need to provide your own power and usb cable, this is still a great accessory.  It will simultaneously charge your phone with the AC while connected to your computer.  Or you can elect to not connect to your computer and use the additional side port to connect to headphones or speakers.  This feature is not mentioned in the specs.  Also, when power is connected to the base, a bright green light stays on making it easier to see in the dark - and it just looks cool, too!  They probably should have included this in the box, but since they at least do send a power, usb cable, and headphones unlike most manufacturers, I guess I can't be too picky.  I recommend all Sony Ericsson owners have this cradle.


Galaxy S Charger Didn't Work

Bought a Samsung Galaxy S charger and after the first use, it didn't work.  My phone charged fine the first time I used it.  But the following day, the charger doesn't seem to work.  Many more reviews are like this for the Samsung Galaxy S charger.  So beware!


Dead in just a couple of months

I charged it the other day and it turned super hot and then just died.  I have to replace this phone AGAIN.  Super bummed.


Disappointed

I was in love with this phone case intill i finally got it. I opened it up and the lipsticks and the perfume are both upside down and it looks horriable. There is also pearls missing on it. It does not look as good as the picture shows. I am completely disappointed.


Don't bother...

Don't bother buying this if there is any distance between your window and the lighter plug in.  Mine broke within 2 months of use.  The cord does not stretch easily and broke away from the plug - it no longer works at all!


Showing some love

I don't write reviews often.  I have written them, several of them, I just don't do it often.  When I saw the RAZR only had 2 reviews, I decided to show a little love!So I have had smart phones FOR-EVER...  Starting with a Palm Treo 600 back in 2003-2004, maybe?  After almost 10 years, I can't imagine going back to a regular phone.  And I've had a physical keyboard all this time.  I have nails, and if you type with your nails, a capacitative screen isn't going to do you much good!When Palm stopped making the Treos (they hadn't come out with the Pre or the Pixi yet) I clung to my 700, desperately hoping they would release something.  Finally the phone was so old and ticky I had to give up and I switched to a Blackberry, which I loved almost immediately.  Just a few months afterwards, Motorola released the original DROID.  I was salivating, and kicking myself for not waiting just a bit longer!As soon as a year was up and I was eligible for an early upgrade, I snatched up the current DROID 2.  I didn't love it right away... Took me about a week.  I considered sending it back.  But after a week, I was hooked.  This thing was amazing!  I already could feel myself choosing the phone over my laptop!  Then, like an idiot, I dropped it in a friend's driveway and cracked the screen.  Verizon's insurance (which I had) said that they could replace it, but they no longer carried the D2, and they offered me an upgrade to the DROID 2 GLOBAL.  Cool...NOT COOL!  I HATED that phone!  I had Asurion replace it TWICE in the year I had it, the stupid things were so sensitive and ticky.  Everyone who knew me knew that you would generally hear a colorful line of expletives from me several times a day because of this stupid phone, taking up to 10 minutes sometimes just to make a call!  It got to the point I was afraid to even attempt to go to the Internet, let alone do anything while there. I counted the minutes until I was eligible for my next upgrade.And I knew I would probably get another Motorola Droid phone.  I had such a great experience with my short-lived D2, they couldn't ALL be like the D2G!  But here was the problem:  I still wanted a physical keyboard.  The DROID 3 had one, but I heard rumors that the D4 was on the horizon.  I figured it best to wait for that if it was so close.  Rumor after rumor about the release date of the D4 came out, but no confirmation.Finally, this past Christmas after the infernal D2 looked like it was going to crash AGAIN, causing me to have to reload everything AGAIN (it had done this several times, so I had gotten quite adept at keeping the important things backed up), I declared I couldn't wait another day or I'd have to be committed to an insane asylum, and headed for the nearest Verizon store.I wrote all of this because I wanted to illustrate that I am no smartphone newbie.  Long-term veteran here!I have NOT been disappointed.  The keyboard worried me.  But the screen on this phone is much larger than the D2G, and there is enough room for the pads of my fingers to touch down, despite my nails. Also, a little app you can get called SwiftKey X has AMAZING predictability features while typing, so I'm not typing as much.  I may have gotten over-zealous once or twice downloading something that caused the phone to get caught in a "reboot loop" and had to do the factory reset on it, but in no way do I believe that it was the fault of the phone.  I knew the RAZR MAXX was just on the horizon when I purchased this phone, but I was so frustrated with the D2G that I couldn't wait even another week.  From what I've read about the MAXX, the benefits aren't that drastic!  It DOES come with ICS already installed, and the rumors about when the RAZR will get the update are as cagey as the release of the D4 was.  The battery apparently lasts much longer, but this battery is quite fine for me. I believe the "on board" storage is bigger with the MAXX, but with SC cards that can go as high as 64GB, what does that matter?The only reason I gave it four stars is basically because I have managed to trip it up a couple of times.  If the phone has an app or file on it that's causing problems, there really ought to be some sort of diagnostics you can access to see what the offender is, and remove it!  Barring that, it ought to be able to run and eliminate those problems itself.  But it doesn't.After coming off of that horrid D2G, the RAZR is an absolute DREAM on a rainbow colored cloud!


liked

it is good enough for the price not for a person who does everything on their phone but good enough for you basic functions


Loving it...so far

Amazon: You just cannot find a better price/rebate anywhere else (If you did, I don't want to know)T-mobile: Signal strength improved a lot since I last used them (~5yrs ago).  From where I live and work, it is much better than my old AT&T; which was replaced by this one.  But again, you service area may have a differnt story.  Customer service was helpful.V300: I have always been a friend of Nokia, but decided to give this a try since Amazon has a nice rebate.  This phone works surprisingly well!  I am not 100% happy with the menu (logic) but I guess I am bias since I am used to the Nokia and Panasonic I have owned.  I use it as "a phone" for the most part, but the camera and games are decent.  Display has good resolution, but the camera doesn't (that's why the pre-loaded wall paper shows much better detail than pictures you take with the phone).  Since it doesn't have Bluetooth or IR, you may want to consider the V600 if you plan on exchanging a lot of pictures and tones with other device.  Or you can send it through you phone but the charge can add up fast.  Some other reviewer mentioned using a USB connection cable, I like that idea.  Getting a cable is easy but can someone share about where to get the necessary software and how well does the cable/software function?Overall, nice phone, good service, great price.


The best and easiest screen protector to purchase on the market for Google LG Nexus 4

I have been a field tech for wireless carriers for over 12 years now, had many, many different handsets. Screen protectors are a must for touch screen devices, and also some type of bumper case (or like what i prefer for my field use an armor box like the otter type or something similar). Having stated that, let me give you some things to look for. not all screen protectors are created equal, some require a wet application and are difficult and take time to set and dry before you use them, inevitably you will trap air bubbles or lint in it. With the Halo screen protector you dont have to deal with that. Also, there is a level of hardness to this film that gives the glass some protection over other types of screen protectors on the market. Now for some advice in applying this. If you have just purchased your phone their will be a screen protector on it already, its just a soft plastic wrap type, non effective for almost anything. Leave this on until you get your halo screen film, then when it arrives you need to get a wet cloth and gently wipe off the edge where the existing film meets the glass to remove any dirt or lint that is on the edges. next you will remove the existing film off of the handset and carefully prevent anything from touching the glass including your fingerprints. Now as you pick up the Halo screen film start at the top,blowing the lint off of the surface of your handset, removing the step one tab, and do not start at the bottom if you are using this for the LG Nexus, the camera outlay holes are on the top and this is the most important thing to match up first. Then carefully judge the edge distance to make it equal on both sides as you lay it down top to bottom. then you will remove the 2nd tab, this may lift the film off of the screen but dont wory about it to much just press the film down behind it as you go keeping it in line, the film will adhear like it was wet but it isnt. There shouldnt be any bubbles in it, maybe on the edge a bit but dont fret about it it will eventually settle in and you can work it out with a smooth card or something similar.  The heat of the screen usage will eventually help it adhear more each day. I have used many types, this will be your best experience in this i believe and it doesnt effect the sensitivtiy of the screen like other films will.


For the price, it's OK

The cases don't completely stay on the phone but for the price, they work fine.  I also like the stylus.


love it!

I got this phone for t-mobile.  It came exactly as described and seems to be working perfectly!  I have no idea what these bad reviews are all about.  Honestly, do not let the bad reviews make you decide not to buy!  Love it!!


Doesn't work

This didn't fit my phon at all...made me really mad. So it's really no use for me to by another one frome you guys. You need to make sure they fit


best case for this phone by far!!!!!!

YouTube this case to get a real review from a professional but coming from me average bro dude it's a great case!!!!


Voyager 510 USB Headset Review

The product works well.  Well balanced and not too bulky.


The good/ the bad

Good:-Nice looking case glossy white(slippery at times though)-great protection for phone-Charges my phone to full if I turn it on with 30% on my iphones battery leftBad:-Nonstock headphones/AUX jack cable will not fit do to opening on it not wide enough to seat the connector all the way down-Flash reverberates of case and ghosts the images of your phone (low light where flash is required)-The USB connector on the bottom vice apple connector(I have a Hyundai Elantra with a apple cable that if I want to use I have to take the case off to use with my phone.-Instructions kinda sketchy seems like they were google translated from the original language.Overall its not a great case but it does the job.


Cool. But a major flaw.

It's a decent case for the price. But once you get the case on, good luck with getting it off. It's such a tight fit (that's what she said) that it actually scratched my black iPhone on a few spots.


BAD

The way it was presented I thought it was a case that my cell phone would slip into and make it easier to hold.  It is a piece of self stick aluminum foil like product that sticks to the phone and may change the appearance of the phone.  It definitely was not what I wanted especially for the price.


No support from Think Outside (iGo)

I recently purchased the stowaway sierra after my older keyboard died.I have had major issues getting the stowaway sierra keyboard to connect to my dell pda. Where the older BT keyboard would correctly pair with my pda, the newer stowaway sierra keyboard can not connect in secure mode to my pda. I have tried to re-install the keyboard driver and even had hacked my pda's registry to get it to connect in secure mode.Think Outside provides NO technical support what so ever. They have no phone support. I have sent repeated emails to their technical support, with no replys what so ever. The only response I have received, is the Out of Office auto-reply that NO ONE IS THERE.If the keyboards works out of the box consider yourself lucky, because if you need technical support you are SOL.UPDATE:Taking the advice of another of the reviewers on Amazon.com. I read through the entire on-line manual and found my problem. Without the help of the on-line reviewers I would have never found my problem.With this problem behind me, I give the keyboard high marks.


does not charge a tablet

works great for my phone, however despite the image of a tablet on the box and claims it will charge a tablet, my ipad 2 does not charge at all when plugged into this. I travel and use my ipad for everything and need it to have juice for work and entertainment when traveling. I gave this one to my daughter however so I never have to hear her phone is dead or dieing when we are at a convention and she wanders off to do her own thing. So for charging phones it is excellent, I am just not willing to give it a 5 due to misrepresenting itself.


Excellent sound quality; uncomfortable earpiece

I am extremely happy with both the sound quality and the range from base on this set.  The freedom of not being wired to the phone & headset base it great.  My only complaint is that the "over the ear" pieces are very hard & uncomfortable -- there are several sizes but after a couple of hours, all earpieces are terribly uncomfortable (and I am someone that has worn over the ear headsets for 10+ years).  I finally switched to the "over the head"  attachment, which has a nice, padded earpiece and it solved the problem.  I usually don't like headbands but this one is very lightweight & doesn't mess up my hair.  I would have given this 5 stars if they had figured out how to make a comfortable earpiece.


Everything is clear now

I only got this phone two days ago, but I have to tell you it's already proven to meet all my expectations and more. The most significant thing about this phone is the great voice quality. I still have my old cellphone working (Samsung x426 from AT&T), and for the last two days whenever I get a call on it, I tell people that I'll call them back with my new Motorola cellphone, so I can immediately hear the difference, and everyone have been telling me how clear I sound on the new phone. Gone are the days of saying "what? what?" all the time and asking people to repeat what they said. I can hear everyone loud and clear, even in the middle of a party. The camera is also nice and easy to use. The interface may have few quirks, but it's reasonably easy to use. This phone at over 4 ounce is larger and heavier than the Samsung, but definitely manageable. The number of rings and games it comes with is disappointing, although there is a way to download mp3 as ring tones. Overall, a very good phone with superb voice quality and clarity.


This product was USED!

Just a word of warning.  I purchased the Reader for my Samsung Tab upon receipt of the item the box it was in was not sealed, in fact it was crushed and ripped in the front, upon taking the item out of the packaging, I found that it was not sealed, and upon further inspection found scratches and FINGERPRINTS all over the card reader.  This item was obviously opened and used at one point.  Buying what is promoted as a "New" item and getting something with destroyed packaging, scratches and fingerprints all over it... Hmmmmm, BE CAUTIOUS HERE!!


Samsung Galaxy S4 Lifeproof

This is the worst phone case i have ever purchased. None of the buttons would work when on. The screen doesn't fit correctly so you have to smash the screen for it to work. I had this cover on for about 10 minutes and i couldn't stand it. I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone. I'd rather take the chances with out a case. I wouldn't waste your money on this case.


Well made, well designed

Finally, someone took the time and make a case for a real cyclist! Sturdy, protective, well-designed, heavy duty riding case with really cool features.


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Love t!!

I recommend this to all, who can't find the switch at night. I can find my phone at night now.


It'd help if you said it was pink...

Bought this case because it looked red on my computer screen.Maybe I need to recalibrate my screen, because when the case showed up, it was pink.Put it on anyways just to see if I'd exchange it for a different color, but the on/off button was hard to function with the case on.The case is a 2 part case.The pink part is silicone and wraps around the back and sides of the phone covering all the buttons.  You then put the pink part into a harder outer case (black part). I didn't take a whole lot of time trying to align/fiddle with the case since it was going back.  But the 1 time I put it on, the on/off and volume buttons were harder to operate.Sent it back because it's pink.Probably would have sent it back anyways since it appeared to make the phone harder to function.


Not Too Impressed

I've had this phone for a few months now. I'm not a kid and I could see how kids would love this type of phone because it does so much stuff. All I wanted was good sound loud enough to hear. It did deliver that.I went from a flip phone to this one. To disable the keys is almost impossible. You have to be very fast and it is easy to hit some of the buttons on the edge unless you are using both hands, so you start over. What makes it really bad is when you want to enable the keys. The screen does not turn on when you touch the keys. You don't know if your phone is off or locked. You must hit the power button to have it light up. If you accidentally double hit the button, it turns off.Many times when using the directory you can push the 4 position key and cause it to get on the Internet... for a ten cent charge. Each month I have charges for my internet use and I have never intentionally intended to get on the internet.I can say the Plantronics Voyager 510 headset works great with this phone... much better than the Jabra models.


Awesome!!!!!!!

I purchased this case from Lifeproof directly because I was on a list to recieve 1 of the first ones sold> The case works perfectly!  I will tell you though the there are a few things you need to pay attention to **BEFORE** you install the case.1) MAKE SURE all of your fingerprint coding is done PRIOR to installation of the case2) DO NOT SKIP THE WATER TEST !!!!!! There is a membrane barrier over the touch ID button and if it is compromised in ANY way , you need to know before installation3) After you do the water test, and install the case on your phone be ***VERY, VERY CAREFULL*** when removing the touch sensor overlay. Make sure you push the membrane over the touch button (you will see what I am talking about when you get the case). After you smooth it out on the button, DO NOT pull accessively on it, but remove it slowly and smoothly or you will stretch out the membrane film. I had 2 of these and bought one for my buddy , he installed his a little impatiently and pulled it off too quick and the membrane pulled up along with the adhesive and would not re-seat properly........ lesson learned!As for the case itself, I LOVE IT!!  It works perfectly and is very consistent . You have to know that you should not use it gently (meaning do not just rest your finger for the touch ID lightly as this may not allow the scan), you can put normal pressur on it and you should.  Everything else about this case work just as any other Lifeproof case. I have just ordered 2 more(1 for my wife phone and 1 for my cousin, both in White/Gray)I am a stickler for detail and can honestly say I look for "everything "that could be an issue. I can say with all honesty that this is an excellent case and another Plus for Lifeproof. The only con is that it only comes in 2 colors right now but I am sure that will be changing shortly. And I think if you really wanted another color , you can use an Iphone 5 back because they are the same.Hope this helps anyone who is not sure how well it works!!!


Very happy with price and function

I have a friend who purchased a stylus for her Ipad from a big box store for somewhere around $12.00.  I really liked using it, and knew having one for my Kindle Fire would make playing games and navigating much easier.  However, I was not interested in paying so much.  I was very happy to find this product on Amazon.  This stylus works great and I am pleased with my purchase.  The seller included a surprise bonus that was very much welcomed.  I would recommend this product for any screen navigating needs.


DO NOT BUY - SCAM!!

WARNING!! Do not purchase this screen!  It is a scam.  The Iphone 4's LCD screen is glued to the digitizer and is impossible to remove without breaking both.  This part is useless.  Instead, buy a digitizer/LCD combo.


Perfect for home and office!

Had been having trouble finding a stand for my non-iPhone.  Everybody makes iPhone stuff, but it's too narrow for my Android.  This is perfect!  I bring the charging cord through the bottom, attach to my phone, and voila!  I can see the phone's screen clearly because the phone is upright, unlike when I'm charging it while it lies on the desk.  Good product, would recommend for anywhere you need to recharge that mobile phone.


Interferes with Proximity Sensor in 3GS

I put this cover on my iPhone 3GS.  I noticed that the screen would black out (especially during Google searches and phone calls) making it impossible to use the phone effectively.  A search on the net revealed that many cases can cause this problem with the 3GS.  I removed the case and instantly the problem was gone.


Amplify your iPhone music and speakerphone

All iPhone users know that the iPhone speakers leave something to be desired.  In the past, when using the speakerphone feature, I have wondered if the listener could hear me alright.  I have even asked the listener because the quality of the sound coming out of the speakers was so poor.  Since the day I got my iPhone I have wished that the sound was just a little louder and a little more clear.  The Bandshell iPhone Case with the built in amplifier (or "sound door") does that and more.


BEWARE!! only works with SOME wireless phones.

Headline says it all. I'm going out of town and really wanted a stylus for my new iPad. I shouldn't have to scrutinize the fine print. When a headline says "for Touchscreen Wireless Phones", I believe it should mean just that. Otherwise, it should specify "for SOME phones" or "Works with (whatever). Not DROID or iPhone compatible? The two largest selling touch screen phones? Description should be more clear


Maximum protection VS. drawbacks

Whats good:If you are ever concerned about the phone slipping outof your hands, this is the case for you.  The silicone cover is very "sticky".This case has a solid feel, is easy to add/remove.The built-in screen protector is very nice.The buttons work flawlessly, very very nice.Very strong protection for your phone.The plug/cover for the charger/HDMI/earphone fits very well.Whats Bad:The silicone cover is very "sticky", so it can be a bitch getting it out of your jeans pocket in a hurry.The case is large, so it makes your elegant Droid MUCH larger.With the cover in place, the sensor that detects whether your phone is against you face only works about 20% of the time, so sometimes the display remains on when it shouldn't, and does not come on when it should  (this was only an issue when using the phone function.)The biggest flaw is in the camera area.  The color of the cover shows HORRIBLY in any pictures you take indoors.  I purchased a yellow cover, and the pictures I took indoors had a horrible yellow haze to them.  However, there is a easy solution, just use a sharpie to blacken the area around the camera lens.  This fixed the problem completely.It can be hard to access the notification bar at the very top of the screen.All in all, max protection for your droid x, but the price is a significantly larger phone.  Whats more important to you?


Soft Silicone Skin Cover cases for iPhone 5

The soft cases are o.k.  They need to be tighter fitting, though they are functional.  The charger and headphone ports are easy accessiable, and the volume control works just fine.  Really the only flaw is the cases are so soft they fall off the sides and corners pretty easily, especially when in a purse and trying to retrieve the phone.I would also like the silicone to be just a little bit stickier so it doesn't slide while on slick surfaces.Overall, I would say a decent buy since you get 10 different cases\colors. If you want something that adheres to your iPhone5 case better and or protect it better I would recommend the expensive and bulky otterbox.


west of money !!

I bought this Samsung galaxy S4 phone just month ago. it's work great for few week. one day i got system update on device .. I update system and then device never detect SIM card. always show NO SIM message on phone.. that sucks.. I call Samsung customer service and they are not ready to accept the issues.. I have to through this phone to garbage..I gave it 1 start because poor customer service and device SW update issues


Didn't do what it said it would

This product did not do what it said it would.  The connection to my iPhone was not tight and the only way it would charge was by my holding it tight to the phone.  It did work when I used my existing USB cable but the cable that came with it did not do the job.  It would not charge my iPhone when I put batteries in the unit.  I bought it so I could charge my iPhone in my car so it was worthless.  I returned the unit.  The return process through Amazon was great.  I printed out a postage-free label and mailed it back.  My account was credited for the entire amount of the purchase within a week.  Good return policy Amazon!!


SHIPMENT NOT RECIEVED

We write to officially inform Amazon of the ordill we have been through since the purchase was made. Our item was to be shipped to DHL registered office: UNITED SHIPPING PARKAGING. 200 E 10TH ST. NEW YORK, NY 10003 UNITED STATES. We got a UPS alert that our product has been delivered to New york without stating where in New York. We contacted DHL our official courier company to ascertain these claim. All effort had not yeilded any head way. DHL have confirm not recieving the item though UPS claims it was signed for by Clavera whose identity we don't know.As we write these review, we don't know the where about of our item. We have contacted Etronics several times to send a copy of the delivery or any document that was used to make the delivery,but up till now we have got nothing from Etronics other than their claim that the item has been delivered.We hope you act on our behalf.OursEnduranceLins consult ltd


What is there to miss?

The price alone was enough for me to purchase this, never mind the quality. Logitech has a pretty decent reputation for computer products and since Bluetooth was a COMPUTER product first, I figured $20 was a fair price to try some new technology.I will say that I am new to the Bluetooth game, but have been dealing with wireless networks and cordless phones for years. I don't know what I am missing, but the headset works well enough for me to have bought 3 of them, one for my father, another for my brother, and one for myself. I let them try theirs out first. We have been talking to one another with them since.I have had a few issues with the quality, but being someone who has had cordless phones for years I understand the complications that microwaves, other cordless phones, cell phones, and wireless networks can pose to any other "wireless" devices.Bottom line: if you are looking for a headset that performs flawlessly and has no interference, go wired. If you are looking for an inexpensive Bluetooth headset with above average voice quality, look no further. You can safely spend your $20 here and know that it will be well worth it.


Poor touch screen and quality

This phone was OK but not great. The touch screen was not very smooth or sensitive. Another problem was when calling the 800 numbers. The screen gets locked when you call a number. Then you need to unlock the screen before responding to the prompts. The unlocking needed a button to be pressed on the side and then quickly press the keypad icon. If you are not quick enough, you may be too late to respond. It was a big hassle. (I-Phone doesn't have this problem). Then one day the screen's calibration was totally lost. You press somewhere and something else gets clicked. Some numbers got dialed without dialing them. Contacted the seller. They said there was no warranty even though it was within one year! Be careful of this! Very cheap quality. Lot of features but cheap quality. What will you do with the features if the phone itself doesn't work? Hundred dollars wasted. This is the second cell phone which stopped working and both were Samsung. Never buying another Samsung phone again.


fine.

very difficult to remove "front" tab. Had to use rubbing alcohol, although it might not be a great idea to put liquid on a phone.The spatula scraped the protector mildly. The inside of the protector attracted fibers from the cloth even though they did not touch. Don't use the cloth after protector is partly in place. Don't use spatula. A few air bubbles could not be removed after 10 minutes. Still, the result is just like the one my phone came with.


Poor quality....stay away from this one

The case is made out of very poor quality plastic. The bottom half slipped easily over the phone but the top half of the case has two very small clips on the side which can break very easily if you are not careful while putting this case on. For me they broke off on the first try itself and now the top half does not fit snugly over the phone and comes off easily without any effort. For a $1.89 price I guess you get what you pay for. Looks like I need to get another one but this time I am going with a better quality one.


Met my expectations

I am using this cable with my Samsung Galaxy S4.  I've only tried it with a flash drive but it works great.  With this phone the device has to be removed a certain way.  Don't just pull it out.  Swipe down from the top of the screen. Then tap on "USB mass storage connected" and then you can remove the cable.


Another ClearTouch, another hit

I've recently become a fan of ClearTouch Anti-Glare products (for the Droid Pro, Motorola Droid, Kindle Fire, etc.). I'm happy to report that the ClearTouch Anti-Glare for the Galaxy Nexus has not let me down. It has a pleasant "dry" feel to the touch, and doesn't have that annoying sticky feeling like some other screen protectors. It was relatively easy to install and isn't noticeable on the screen once it is on. I've had it installed about 2 weeks and it is holding up really well (I'm pretty rough on my phones).


Not Factory Unlocked

I bought this phone for that said Factory Unlocked, but I get is Telefonica Europe of Orange, the same does not work with 3g signal, the signal at times does not work. I bought another phone Samsung SIII mini of other seller and this doesn't have these problems. This is really a scam in the ad says unlocked but is not true.


Primo Power Core is all you'll need!

I use this battery with my Samsung Galaxy Tab which I felt I could only use sparingly before because the native battery is so small, but now with the Primo Power Core, I can use my Tablet liberally without worrying about running out of juice by the end of the work day. I can keep my Tablet turned on and on the brightest setting all day and the native battery remains at 100%.  The Primo keeps my Tab running for a solid eight hours with extremely heavy use and only then does the Tab's battery get tapped.  If you're a moderate user, this battery could last you a few days easily.  Asthetically, it's almost a gorgeous art piece.  It's sleek, with a black sexy shell and a mirrored face.  Bright indicator lights keep you informed of remaining battery life.  Simple on/off slider on the side.  If you want to us this to charge a phone, you'd certainly be able to charge it many times over without having to charge this battery.Be weary of other batteries claiming to be compatible with the Samsung Galaxy Tablet.  I bought two others that claimed to work and they did not.I couldn't be happier with this battery!


Cheap and awesome

Enough said. Buy them if you need them. They also look pretty. You won't regret it. Service was spotless. Very happy with this product


does not work on android

It did not work on my android pad.  I have two android pads and it would not work on either, nor do the instructions suggest that the keyboard will work on and Android.  The instructions clearly state that it is an ipad/phone, windows os keyboard.You should not advertise that a product works on something that the manufactures do not recomend.  Maybe it worked for the seller that is the exception not the rule......therefore, it should not be advertised as working on the exception!!!!!


a real problem solver

having battery issues with your Galaxy S2?I did and it was frustrating.  But now I talk and surf all day and still have plenty left for some Pandora tunes and emails.This is a great deal for an amazingly low price and the quality of the components and fit of the larger battery cover was equal to an oem replacement.In these days of online buyer beware. .. This was a pleasant surprise.check out out and you will agree.


The best and unique smartphone Nokia has invented.

I fall in love with my black Nokia Lumia 920. It's fast, easy, beautiful, and very strong. I used to have all kind of models of Nokia (3310, 6600, E71, ... etc.) and last one was N8 it was really slow after I used it for more than a year. When I take out my 920 I don't think that I'm gonna be embarrassed. Because whatever I did on my N8 it took me couple or less than a second to do on my Nokia Lumia 920. Love everything in it, except battery sometime acting crazy, but it's all understandable with LCD screen, LTE and couple features that draw battery faster. One more flaw is in OS, it seemed to me a little limited from customization and of course lack of notification center.Overall great smartphone with perfect design, and rich history. However, the OS needs an improvement in areas that I listed above.


BEST cover for the Samsung

I just received this cover for my brand new Samsung Focus a few days ago. The case fits nicely around the phone without pressing any of the buttons or blocking any of the holes needed for headphones etc.. At first when I got my new phone I hated carrying it around because I was so scared to drop it. Now, I dont have to worry about that because I feel safe now that my phone is safe.


FAILED After two weeks, cannot recommend this.  (UPDATED)

Looks nice and appears to be well made, easy to connect, and the sound is passable, though lacking in highs in particular, good mid and some base. Not all that great as a speakerphone with an iPhone, but good for watching movies and shows, listening to radio.I got it for my mom so she would have a speaker for her iPad, unfortunately after two weeks of very light use the battery began failing to take a charge. Either the circuitry is bad or the battery itself had gone bad. Now I understand why it was on sale for $40, you get what you pay for.  Sent it back.(((UPDATE December 7, 2013))) So after writing this review and sending the speaker back for a refund, I got a call  from Craig Fitzhugh, in Palo Alto California, who claim to be the president and CEO of this company, which I found difficult to believe, though I don't know anything about Cambridge SoundWorks.Anyway Mr. Fitzhugh said that he was touched by my comment, and was calling me in an attempt to rectify my dissatisfaction. He offered me the chance to repurchase the product, with a 'friends and family' discount 30%, which would knock off about $12, meaning it would cost about $27. This product comes with a 30 day warranty. So I put this proposal to my mother, since it was her speaker, and she was not interested, and frankly neither was I.I'm old enough to remember when you could buy a speaker, and it lasted for 30 years, and that was from RadioShack, their own line of speakers, back in the day. More and more it seems such consumer goods have failure designed into them, disposable crap meant to fail after 12 or 18 months so they can get you to purchase a new one. A $40 product that has to be replaced every year for 30 years ends up costing you $1200. Those who run that kind of business see customers as nothing more than sheep to be sheared at every opportunity.I put forward a counter offer to Mr. Fitzhugh, send me a complementary unit and if it's still working after a year, and if I'm satisfied, I'll pay for it and amend my comment to reflect this. He was not interested in my counterproposal, nor in offering me anything other than the $12 off on a repurchase. No thanks.My current policy after years of putting up with this crap is, burn me once, and I go out of my way to expose your company, that's the only way corporations will begin adhering to ethical business practices once again in today's entirely unethical corporate culture, the only thing they understand is when you significantly impact their bottom line.I don't know how large this company is, I inquired of Mr. Fitzhugh, but he was reluctant to reveal its size, saying that that information was confidential. I might have a different attitude if I was dealing with a small company, but Mr. Fitzhugh gave me the impression that Cambridge SoundWorks is large. So in the interest of customer goodwill he could've easily have given me a speaker, or even a dozen speakers to give out to my friends and family. Sadly in today's consumer market customers are considered a disposable resource, much like employees. So these take it or leave it offers are all too common, coming from companies who have no respect for their customers whatsoever.  The only way the people who run these companies will get the message is when we start walking away and refusing to do business with them ever again, as well as exposing their shoddy products and business ethics to all the world.  And that is now my policy with regard to Cambridge SoundWorks.


"Move over Samsung"  I don't think so!

This phone has many issues that a phone of this price simply should not have.  First and foremost, connectivity is poor.  In multiple side-by-side comparisons the HTC one shows 1 to 2 bars less that the Samsung SII on both cell and wi-fi reception.While in an area with a mere 2 bars wi-fi reception, the HTC one autonomously decides to download a 50MB update file.  This prevented me from accessing FaceBook which was my only way of communicating since the HTC one autonomously blocked wi-fi calling because I did not program in my 911 address on the T-Mobile website (REQUIRE a 911 address for a MOBILE phone?  SERIOUSLY?)  I would have sent an e-mail, but since my SMTP server is completely different from my POP server, the HTC one would not allow me to program an outgoing mail server.Keyboard sensitivity is likewise not adjustable nor are the key images true to the touch points on the screen which results in severe typing errors.  The keyboard can be calibrated which helps syntax and spelling somewhat, but calibration can only be done in the vertical mode.The screen sensitively is so high that I inadvertently allowed the phone to install the aforementioned 50MB update file upon my landing at my home airport.  This update process rendered my phone to an expensive paperweight for 20 minutes and prevented me from phoning for my ride home.Upon returning the device, I realized that I have never seen the battery and asked the rep what happens when the battery fails.  He smiled with a sarcastic smirk and said "It's not supposed to fail, but when it does, you will have to buy a new phone."  Then he handed me my beloved Samsung SIII in exchange.


Not working after a month in use!!!!Would not recommend.  I like the length but want the point if the cord does not work.

Not working after a month in use!!!!Would not recommend.  I like the length but want the point if the cord does not work.


Works well, but...

I ordered the iGadgitz Black Water Resistant Neoprene Sports Gym Jogging Armband for my iPhone 5 which was the replacement for another armband from a different manufacturer. The Armband has a nice range of adjustment for those with smaller arms to those with pretty large arms. It should easily accommodate everyone fairly easily. It works as advertised, and I never need to worry about my phone slipping out of the case as I'm riding along a desert, or mountain trail. It provides adequate protection from the elements, but it's definitely not waterproof by any means. All in all a good armband for the price.The downside to this armband (and every other one like it) is the clear plastic protective cover. It's a forgiving material and will take loads of abuse, but if you have Armor Suit, Ghost Armor, or any other kind of protective covering on your phone, the plastic shield will stick to it like glue and peel off your installed screen protector when you attempt to remove your phone from the case. Another drawback (again this is the same for all of these types of cases) the hole in the case for your headphone port on your phone is just a little bit off, but this doesn't affect the functionality of the device. Just wiggle it around and there you go.The skinny: I really like this case, it's by far the best one I've ever purchased, it's durable and does what I expect it to do. However, if you have any kind of protective shield on your iPhone's screen, remove it or this product will remove it for you after your first workout.


Experienced Bluetooth User

Everyone should own this bluetooth! I worked at a cellphone store for about three years, and I've probably used over 45 different bluetooths (Motorolla, Plantronics, Bose (too expensive), Jabra, Sony, etc). This Bluetooth is the best Bluetooth I've owned. It has an awesome stand-bye time. 11 hours of talk time, which is great (nobody spends more then 11 hours on their phone a day). Charge the bluetooth at night when you charge your phone, and you should never run out of battery. Although there are many pro's to this Bluetooth every item has a Con. I'll list them:Pro's-Long talk time-Long Standbye Time-You can listen to music  (Many bluetooth's don't offer that)-Clear sound, and very crisp-Very loud, shouldn't have a problem hearing the other person-Very responsive, the other person can hear you very well-Look very professional, I've gotten lots of compliments wearing this bluetooth (Looks great on Men and Women)-Charges very fast (about 1 hour for a full charge, if charged from empty)-Talks to you, let's you know when the battery is low, if the bluetooth is connected, and when it is shutting off, or disconnecting.-Very comfortable, I've gotten a lot of earaches with previous bluetooths, this one is a perfect fit. I forget I have it on sometimes-Fits both ears-Inexpensive, cost 30 bucks, but built very well. Great qualityCons--When the volume is all the way up, it has a static noise. (very minimal, but can bother some people)-Charging port is on top of the Bluetooth, sometimes the clip can get in the way when you are trying to charge it. No big deal, but charging port should of been on the bottom.Overall, this bluetooth deserves a five star rating. The pro's outweigh the cons, and the cons are very small issues. I have had a few friends already purchase one, and they love it also. Don't hesitate to buy this item, you will love it. Plus it can save you a ticket, and safer to drive with.


TRS vs TRRS

It would be helpful for those (like me) with older headset telephones if Apple had not corrupted this entire field of technology.  I need a headset with a 3.5 mm TRS plug, not a TRRS, the Apple standard.  I ordered 4 of these and discovered that while I could hear just fine, the mike did not work at all.  I had to return them, which was easy, thanks to Amazon's generous return policy.  I call this "corruption" because no one thinks it necessary even to mention this critical distinction in ads for such products.


Large Size Pouch for iphone

This pouch is perfect for the iphone that has an otterbox case on it. I was a little reluctant to buy it at first but it has been the best pouch case I have ever owned. Its not the best quality leather but you get what you pay for as they say. Overall its a good case with plenty of room to spare not fighting to get your phone out, or worrying about the clip breaking. This is a great buy and you won't be disappointed.


Love it!!

Very beneficial. I bought this product for emergency reason incase I forgot my charger. It works and I am very pleased with this product.


good not great

Wow, I've had an interesting experience with this phone, to say the least.First of all, when I was trying to figure out which microSD card to purchase, I made the MISTAKE of emailing motorola.com support.  They basically told me that the phone did NOT support 8gb (though everywhere else says it does), only 2gb.  I emailed them back twice after that for clarification and confirmation - and they were adamant about the phone only supporting 2gb - SO I WAS PISSED.  Turns out they were WRONG.  The phone works fine with a sandisk 8gb microSDHC card.Secondly, the phone does NOT come with the headphone adapter, as stated in the ad - so I had to purchase one separately for about $10ish.Finally, though this may not be important to most people - this phone is NOT supported by Motorola's MPT (Mobile Phone Tools) software.  I've had this software now for a few years - it allows you to connect to you computer and organize contacts, music, graphics, ringtones, etc.  Anyway, it's helped me back-up my info and transfer it when I get new phones.  Doesn't work with this phone.  Oh well.Though this phone is supposedly a big improvement over the original razr v3, I feel like the interface is clunky and stupid.  Maybe I'll get used to it in time.Overall, I've been disappointed, but I suppose it's an ok phone, just not the *upgrade* I had hoped for.UPDATE:After a few months, there are some other things I've noticed about this phone that kind of annoy or disappoint me...1) The touch screen, even when locked - activates every time you accidentally touch it, to tell you that it is locked!  Stupid.2) Not nearly as solidly built as my former Razr V3.  I feel like I have to be super careful with it all the time.3) Though it is supposed to be an MP3 player - a main reason I got this phone, not having a built-in headphone jack is really annoying.  Buying a mini usb to headphone jack adapter only to find that it is extremely fragile and easily lost is a nuisance.4) My BIGGEST pet peeve with this phone may seem trivial, but to me - is a big deal....With my old Razr V3, I could easily plug it in to it's charger in the dark.  It would only fit one way, and slid right in every time.On this new phone, the connection is so small, and hard to make, it's almost impossible to do in the dark.  Why?I guess in my opinoion, newer models should improve on features, or leave them alone.  This phone may have bigger screens, more memory and the ability to play MP3's, it is just simply not an improvement in design on my 3 year old V3.  It should be.I want to change my rating from 3 to 2 stars, but it won't let me.


Fades

Everything is great on my case but the pink camo design faded on me after 3 months.  Now is almost all white. :(


Does not work for data, only charging.

Terrible knock off cable, could have bought working ones cheaper at m o n o p r i c e . c o m but I was ordering other stuff from amazon so I took a chance.  They do work to charge through a usb port or plugged into a modular charger but my Evo 3D shows up as an unknown device when attempting to connect as a drive, tether or sync over this cable.  Only change was to swap back to the OEM cable and it worked again.  DO NOT BUY.


Case or Bumper gets in way of plugging it in.

This is OK if you have just new Lightning connected devices ...But if you are like me, I have different devices ... an old iPhone and iPad and new ones too.I wanted to be able to use all my old chargers and cables with both devices.  I don'twant to have to carry around 2 cables wherever I so I got one of these.The problem is that the housing of the adapter is too big that if you have a case on youriPhone or iPad you cannot plug it in to charge without taking the case off.I could also mention the high price, typical Apple, but for a $40 hunk of plastic onemight suspect we can trust Apple to think out what they are producing.It's just bothersome, not ergonomic or convenient at all.  I like Apple and don'tlike complaining, but to be charged for this kind of goof is irritating.And with Apple one always has to wonder when they will screw you over andnick you for another $40 by again changing the form factor of stuff?I keep saying if they keep doing this they are going to build up animosity andalienate their customer base eventually - people get tired of being ripped offby stuff like this.


excelente

Excelente telefono, llegó a tiempo sin ninguna complicacion y hasta ahora a funcionado perfectamente aqui en Venezuela con línea movilnet.


You really ruin the rating system w/ 1 star reviews that aren't reviews!

This a "Product Review" forum, not a complaint box. There are options on each product page that gives you the option to complain:"Did we miss any relevant features for this product?""Tell us what we missed.""Would you like to give feedback on images or tell us about a lower price?"Why not actually post some real feedback on the item?!? You can edit your comments.


Where's the opening for the charger?

I was reluctant to buy this because many reviews said there was no opening for the charger. Some reviews said yes there was. So,  I ordered it and... no cutout for the charger. Although the case is awesome looking and original, its not worth it. So to charge it, I have to take the cover off every time. Now that the cover is removed so frequently to charge the phone, the corners of the case have become weekend and split. How can a manufacturer make a case forgetting the most important cutout?


Nokia 6101/6102 Early Impressions

I recieved the Nokia 6101 (which is essentially the same hardware as the 6102) cell phone from t-mobile a 2 days ago so here are some of my early impressions about the phone:Pros:- The great reception as with most nokia phones: My appt does not recieve a great coverage from my t-mobile and the only phones that work are ones from Nokia. I used a 6610 and a 6230 and there are no problems with the reception of the 6101.- IRDA to sync data: I own an IBM laptop which have IRDA build in. So it is convinent to use the Nokia PC Suite to sync the phone with my outlook.- Supports Mp3 ringtonesCons:- No Bluetooth: Unlike the 6230 the 6101/6102 does not have bluetooth.- Limited memory: I do not understand why Nokia did not include the external memory card slot, and music player compatibility with this phone. If it can play Mp3 ringtones then surely it can play mp3s, and it would have been great to add a 512 MB card to play music on the go.- Size and Weight: The phone is a bit bulky and heavier than other flip phones but not so much that it becomes uncomfortable in to carry around- Different charger: For some reason Nokia has a different charger for this phone. So your chargers for older models of Nokia will not be compatible.Overall I think this is a nice cell for business use. For entertainment and such, I think 6230 is still the Nokia leader.


I phone credit card cover

I was so happy to get this so I could carry my cards in my phone and not have to carry a separate wallet.  It was very easy to attach to my phone and I liked how it looked. Unfortunately, I just found out that you can't use the flash on the camera as it blocks it out and photos come out way too dark and hazy. I am very disappointed now and will have to look for something better.  Would not recommend if you take photos but if you don't, it' works great.  Too bad.


CONFIRMED: These are repackaged USED units.

I just got off the telephone with Verizon Wireless technical support who informed me that the unit I received had been previously registered with them. Further, Verizon Wireless will not re-registered it with my account. Verizon Wireless is well acquainted with the problem, but there is nothing they can do about it since the equipment was not bought from them.Amazon customer service had no problem to pay for return shipping of the device.See the other reviews here with the same complaint. Do yourself a favor and avoid the trouble of returning this device back to the seller by not buying it.


Good quality chargers

These chargers are very cheap and i don't expect it to last. I bought this set mainly for the car charger. I received it couple days ago and they are very nice actually (after you unwrap the ugly red bag). They give off high quality build and work right away.


Everything You Need

I bought this along with my Sansa Fuze player.  Have used the auto charger and the wall charger several times.  I would say these are necessities for travelling--even prefer using the wall charger when I'm at home.  The only other thing needed is a skin for the player.  I chose not to use the clear plastic cover since I read a few other reviews where people had trouble getting that cover off without having to break it.


I want to cry !!

These headphones are awesome...when they work.  They sound better than my other headsets and the noise canceling works better than the others. Very comfortable. Easy to use. Works great with my iphone.I sent mine back after the second day. The software is messed-up.  The headset needs to be reset before every use. Why Why Why. Nokia please email me when you fix this. I want these headphones to work.


Worth it!

I was surprised by the quality of this screen protector. It is easy to apply - just make sure the screen is dust free before putting on the protector. There are 3 pcs. and the 1st try came out perfect, no bubbles. It's crystal clear. You can feel a little roughness at first but it would eventually go away after some use. Now, it feels like there's no screen protector at all. Great product for the price, so worth it! Fast shipping too.


Flexible windshield mount

I have bought several others and this by far is the best. Mounts to windshield very easily and once set stays put. By far the best accessory that I have purchased. Recomend to everyone with a Samsung .


No SIM card was included with the phone, unable to activate

We ordered the phone because my husband lost his phone in the field somewhere.  When we tried to activate this phone it said to insert the SIM card, which we do not have and one didn't come with the phone?


EasyAcc 10000mAh External Battery Charger *BAD BUY*

THE BATTERY DISCHARGES FAST AND HAS GIVE OUT AND DOESN'T WORK AFTER 2WEEKS OF USE IT DONT MAKE SINCE AFTER I TRYED SOMETHING NEW LIKE THINS. they did not email me or anything to help me figure out what to do about the charger


horrible

this is a horrible product. the ball doesnt roll and you have to keep cleaning it every 5 minutess. i used it for a day then i got rid of it.


as good as otterbox

the item shipped fast and was really inexpensive not like otterbox that cost 30 bucks or more. i even bought my kid one and he loves it.


Stereo Bluetooth Headphones

These headphones are light in weight but produce quality sound. The price was very reasonable and I would not hesitate to recommend them.


Perfect charging station, but the price?

This was exactly what I wanted to organize my life. I love the product but I don't really get the justification for the price. The design is good, seems durable, works with all my devices and is definitely easy to use.  I understand that the charging cables for individual products are not included because the options would be endless.  It's black plastic, top cover lifts off to plug and manage charging cords that come up through an opening to plug into the devices standing in the slots. I use cord tamers to keep cords neatly arranged in their space.  The USB hub in the base seem to be very high quality.  My IPhone 5, IPad, Kindle and Kindle Fire are finally in one place, off the kitchen counter and always charged.  My devices charge as fast as on each item's dedicated charger with none of the "Not compatible with IPhone" problems that some other non-Apple chargers cause.  My IPad charged from dead to 100% is under an hour with it's Apple lighting charging cord in this base with two other devices plugged in as well. The wall plug comes with removable prong attachment so it's adaptable for international use although only the US plug attachment was included. I did not check to see if other options could be purchased.  Would highly recommend for quality and function, but deducted a star for price point.