Nice case, especially at the price

In a world where e-reader cases cost $30, $40, $60 or even more, this is a very nice case for just twenty bucks. I bought a black one for my Kindle Touch and the Kindle fits perfectly. The case is big enough to fully protect the edges and corners but not so large that it adds significant size or bulk. Unlike some cases with corner straps, mounting the Touch was simple; just put the Kindle into the bottom straps first then snap the elastic top ones over the corners. Oh, and before you do that, fold the case all the way around backwards and squeeze a crease into the leather "binding" strip so the case stays open.The clasp is especially cleverly designed.  It looks like a snap and it is but it's also a magnetic clasp. The clever part is, when you fold the cover all the way around, the two parts of the clasp mate so the closure strap holds the case in the open position, too.As you can probably tell, I like things that are well designed, simple and well made. This case is all that and a bargain besides.


Has the oddest features for a smart phone....

Before I got this phone, I read EVERYTHING about it... on here and at At&t... I did my research.... I loved how it came with 8 GB internal memory and expandable to 32.... Just what I needed... I get the phone home... I put my apps on the... and it starts to be sluggish... So I go to check it out and notice... I only have 4 GB of internal memory... and for the Rugby Pro (not the Rugby Smart) All those lovely apps i have... CANNOT be moved to my SD card... only Videos and pictures can be moved there... Why the hell?!?! and as for RAM... There are things running on my phone that does NOT allow you to stop... and guess what... after killing everything running that I'm alloowed to... the things i can't take up almost ALL of my RAM


Awesome!!

I love this case!! I have dropped my phone several times and not a scratch on it!!  I love how u can personalize it with ur own pic using one of the inserts!! Or u can just leave it clear.


Just a middle rung phone holster, nothing special here.

The Glacier case by Swiss Leatherware was recommended by many other sites for the Samsung Captivate and other similar size phones but is of middling quality it seems. The pictures make it look a bit more elegant and fancy than it really feels once you get it. It feel like poor quality vinyl and leather and seems to be made with hard cardboard chunks inside. The strap that flips over the top is not soft enough to allow various height phones to be used so unless your phone happens to fit perfectly (my old Blackberry Curve 8310 was almost a perfect fit, my new Samsung Captivate did NOT fit), the strap will not stay closed as the magnet is not quite strong enough to hold it in place.As I indicated, I bought this holster for my new Samsung Captivate (Galaxy S model for AT&T;) but it is just about 3 or 4 millimeters too tall to fit this holster properly. This makes it so the strap will not stay closed over the phone and just kind of flaps around.Additionally, the case is just barely wide enough to fit either the Captivate or the Curve, either one is a task to get the phone in or out of the holster as it is so tight. I'm sure this would eventually result in dropping the phone at some point on the way in or out of the holster.It's disappointing because it is a nice *looking* holster for sure, just that the build quality is not quite what it looks like in the pictures and the size is not quite right for the phones I wanted it for.


Fun phone

I bought this phone both for the high geek quotient, and because my Samsung Galaxy is down to about 4.5 hours battery life, even with GPS and 4G turned off most of the time, and also doesn't get good reception in my house with Sprint service. Unfortunately, because my Galaxy isn't a SIM phone, I had to shop around for new service. I first stopped into Radio Shack and said "SIM me up Scotty and flashed my new watch phone. One kid didn't get it at all, even after I translated to English. The other one did, but said I should go to T-Mobile because he didn't think they'd charge me for the SIM.The T-Mobile guy was enthusiastic and hooked me up with a SIM and asked me for details, because he had to have one. I could have sold 4 or 5 over the last couple of months, just from people fascinated by me talking into my watch.I had no problem hooking it up to my car(s) bluetooth and my pendant bluetooth with stereo ear buds that I wear for riding my motorcycle or listening to MP3s from the 8 GB microSD card I threw in the phone. The reception is great, even in the basement of my house and the battery lasts for 2-4 days at a time. [I'm trying to run it all the way down between charges in case it has a memory.] It did come with a spare battery, that I haven't even cracked out of the box yet.Overall, I like this phone a lot, although I agree with previous negatives that the screen icons are not intuitive and take some learning and it's clunky enough to remind me of some of the second generation phones I carried around in the early 80s.I'll probably stay with the watch phone concept, although I might upgrade next round to a more "dressy" one....maybe with FM, GPS and 4G while I'm at it;)


I don't always use screen protectors but when I do it won't be Tech Armor

I have always been a proponent of screen protectors.  Been using Zagg Shields since my iPhone 3G.  Got this for my new HTC one and man was it a pain.  Took all three screen protectors to actually get it to stick and when it did.  Dust everywhere.  The feel was horrible.  Just took it off and threw it away.


seems good to me

This fit my iPhone 5 perfectly. Its just tight enough. It wasn't that hard to get it on. It is still easy to use my phone with it on and it seems like it will be a good protector even though it only covers the edges.


Horrible Voice Quality..Big Fail for Jabra

This is the second Extreme 2 I've owned and both of them suffered from the same problem.  Basically, when you talk into this headset your callers will complain that your voice sounds EXTREMELY muffled and that they are barely able to understand you.  Then they will ask you to call them back after you turn off your EXTREMELY poor quality headset.  Surprisingly, even thought there are numerous bad reviews about this on Amazon, Best Buy, and elsewhere, Jabra is silent on the issue.  I dont' know if it's a firmware-correctable issue or not (I suspect it's an artifact of the ribbed design of the plastic case over the microphones), but Jabra needs to fix it.  Right after callers complain that they can't understand me, they ask what brand the headset is, then say they will never buy one.To their credit, the receiving sound quality is excellent but overall this is a BIG FAIL for Jabra and buyers should beware.


Great phone but.....

I just bought my phone yesterday(not off amazon) and i can say i really love this phone! Its very big, sort of thick but I don't mind.  Its very fast, quick and responsive. The only problem is the front camera ; its very cheap looking depending on what light you're in. The back camera is good thoI bought mines for $180.00 at a store in my town/: but im not mad.its brand new and comes with headphones,  charger, screen protector, and case. I gave it a 4 star just cus the camera . It works great with my T-Mobile sim card. I highly recommend this.


Otterbox Motorola RAZR MAXX Defender Case - Black : Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX

Purchased this case for my Razr Maxx. Amazon had it cheaper than our local store, so I purchased it from Amazon.I have been told how great the Otterbox defender case was.....I am a believer!!! I accidently ran over my cell phone, with my car...thank goodness it was protected by the Otterbox Defender case...My cell phone is as good as new!!!


Just what I needed

I have been searching longer cables for my iphone5 for a long time,  I was so happy to find them on Amazon and they solved my problem perfectly. Now I don't have to worry about running out of power when I'm using them at home.


Terrible!

I purchased this case because I was going on vacation for a month in Florida and wanted to be able to carry my phone walking on the beach. The first time I used it, it broke!  The strap pulled right out of the side of the case! What a waste of money! I would not recommend buying this product! Idea is fabulous, product was VERY poor quality!


Complete Rip Off

Really Amazon why are you selling this headphone? I come to Amazon, instead of Ebay, because I can avoid crap product like this headset is. Who sells a headphones that has only the headset function (i.e. cellphone  earpiece function to take phone calls). That makes this product completely worthless. You can't take phone calls with it because there is no mic. You can't listen to music with this because the Android music players all use the headphones to play music where this device only provides a headset. If you look at how it pairs you'll see it pair as a headset instead of or in addition to headphones. All bluetooth headphones i use have a mic built in so i can have both a headphone and headset in one, but not this thing. To repeat myself this thing doesn't work b/c they've put the wrong circuit function into it such that it's completely worthless.Basically this company is dumping a complete mistake on the unsuspecting customer. What is Amazon thinking? This isn't something that'll get taken care of by reviews on your marketplace. You need to kick this seller off of your marketplace. They're only going to chase off your customers for you.Yes I'm very pissed about this.


Not so good on Laptop with 3G card

I really don't like to give bad reviews, so when I say that this product does not work well, keep in mind it did not work well on the equipment I tested it on. I live in a rural area where I typically get 1 bar for my wireless 3G service. So, sometimes internet downloads are slow (packet retries?). DSL is not yet an option.What I had in mind was to use the CellRanger to boost the signal going to my laptop. I have a Toshiba Satellite M115 laptop with Sierra Wireless USBConnect 881 on an AT&T; 3G Network.When I got the CellRanger, the label on the package stated: "IMPORTANT  For proper function, your Cellular device should be 12 inches or more from the CellRanger unit." Keeping 12 inches or more, I tried for 6 days in my yard, car, & house to get more bars with no success.When I began an email dialog with CellRanger support, they stated that " CellRanger should be no further then say 5"-6" from your USB-881 you might need a 15" USB extension cable to position the devices." I tried this but when you got too close, the USB-881 kicked offline & had to be unplugged, then re-inserted before it would work again, so more bars means nothing if you can't stay online.I relayed the above info to CellRanger support & no solution was supplied, just a comment about wireless being like medication, it doesn't work for everyone. Needless to say, I sent the CellRanger back.In a nutshell: Unless you enjoy aggravation, keep the CellRanger away from your laptop.The good news is that I found a much cheaper solution with 100x less aggravation (i.e. you simply plug it in and it works): Wilson Electronics model 301103 Magnet Mount 5dB Gain Cellular Antenna & model 359924 Adapter Cable for Sierra Wireless 595U Air Card. I've tried it in my house & car & it works great!Wilson also sells an inline amp & marine antenna if (like myself) you wanna' use Google Earth on your laptop (on your pontoon, not bass boat!) while on the water.


Looks cool but is practially unusable

- Shoddy craftsmanship.  The plastic has places where the cut broke a small piece away- Too light.  It will tump over with no effort whatsoever with a phone it.  So do not plan on using the touch screen of your phone as the entire thing will flip over backwards.- Phone will not stay in it.  A phone of any size will slide right down the front of it.  I put in a couple of clear rubber stops to fix this which is when I figured out the above issue of it being too light.It's terrible.  Do not waste your money on it.


Works great as a car dock for iPhone 5

Since there's no purpose-built iPhone 5 mounts yet I was looking for something that would get the job done fairly cheaply until they are released in a few months. The U-Tree fit the bill and then some. The 'corddock' piece is built for a 30 pin connector but has a hole (referred to as the 'cable strain releif' in the instructions) just behind that which fits the lightning cable perfectly if you move one of the rubber bands from the 30 pin holder to the side of the smaller hole. The lightning cable end fits in snug enough against the rubber to hold it solidly when you dock and undock the phone, but not so hard that it's deforming the cable housing.I mounted mine with the vent clip in the middle of the stalk, bent the top and bottom of the stalk back to touch the dash and the whole thing is rock solid. The top support arms work great if you move them both all the way left on their slider to clear the power button. I actually swivel the right one sideways to give some more side support. All it takes to dock and undock is a push against the top support arm(s) to slide it in/out of place. The only thing that's a little iffy is the headphone jack. There's room for a slim mini-plug beside the corddock support but a fat one would be pretty tight. I use bluetooth so I don't have to worry about it.All in all I couldn't be happier. I don't think a purpose-built iPhone 5 mount could work much better, to be honest!Update, 2/26/13: The rubber bands I was using to hold the lightning cable eventually all broke. They weren't really designed for that application so I'm not changing my rating. Still a great value for the price.


Cool Watch

I don't have a SIM card yet, so I don't know the quality of the phone function of this watch. About the other things though:Design: The watch looks cool, and I've received a lot of compliments from people. They suspect that it's not "just a watch" and occasionally ask about it. Sometimes if I feel like it, I like to show the person some of its other functions and watch their jaw drop. Other times, I can just pass it off as a watch and feel like a spy. So, fun stuff aside...the screen is a bit big, so it's probably better suited for men. It looks a little less natural on women, but I'm ok with it. Overall, good design.Difficulty: The instruction manual that came with it wasn't too helpful when it came to details, but it covered the basics. I had to experiment for a while to find out exactly what this watch could do. Even now, I don't think I've figured out the whole thing. For example: Originally, every time I pressed a button, turned it on/off, etc, it would make really loud, annoying sounds. After exploring a bit, I finally found a mute setting, but it wasn't so obvious to find. Now, I think the online description of this watch says it includes a calculator, but I still haven't been able to find it. Overall, it takes some experimenting and time, but eventually it's pretty simple to use. I wish there was some more in-depth manual out there though.Functions: All the watch's extra capabilities make it a must for gadget lovers. Its multimedia functions include audio player/recorder, video player/recorder, camera, and a handy file manager to keep track of all those things.~The camera takes pretty small but decent pictures, 128x128. I would prefer a slightly better quality/bigger photo, but that's just me. The camera also isn't very noticeable, so if you turn off the shutter sound, it's pretty good for taking secret pictures. Um. Yeah. You should probably ask permission from people first though. Should, anyways.~The audio recorder isn't too great. I can barely distinguish voices, so it's not too good for recording lectures. There might be a way to improve the mic reception, but I haven't found it yet.~The video recorder uses up a lot of space. I haven't bought a mini SD card yet, so I haven't been able to try the video recorder. There's half a MB or so of built-in space in the watch, but that's not enough for a second of video recording.~There are also a bunch of other misc. functions, kind of like on a normal phone. Stuff like and organizer, a calendar, a stop watch, etc. Things like the planner are impractical because of how small the keyboard is, but it's still a cool thing to have.Battery: I like how they included two. If you charge both, you can easily switch them for twice the battery life. Most of the time, my watch is on standby anyways. I only occasionally check the time and sometimes use the other functions, mostly multimedia. One battery lasts me about 3 days, but if I guess if I were to use it more, then the two batteries would get me through the day.Conclusion: I think I've covered the main stuff about this phone watch. Sorry about not being able to comment on the important thing-the phone part. Judging by the poor audio recorder, I don't think talking through the watch would be a good idea, but the included earphone and Bluetooth set should make up for it. The earphone has a built in mic too. Without a SIM card, there are still so many functions I can't use (SMS messaging, speed dial, even this one button that I think means INTERNET) So overall, I really like my watch, though I definitely would change certain things. (audio recorder, better manual, etc)  It's great for gadget lovers and really can impress people.


please don't buy this phone!

I bought the phone around 2 months ago, so I can give valuable comments on it. The phone is not working. First, the camera doesn't work. then it's the battery, now the phone can't even hold on for 10 hours with the full battery... and reception ... I don't know what to say, it was a big mistake to buy the phone over the internet, because if you have a problem they don't even try to help you. Please don't make the mistake I did except you think you have better luck!


Not working, don't waste your money

This item not working in my galaxy tab 10.1, don't waste your money. I connect to tab but don't recognize the usb flash, mouse and external hard disk.


Lifeproof is absolutely horrible

This gets less than a one. My life proof case didnt work right off the bat, as it didn't pass the waterproof test and when I tried to claim warranty, life proof didn't respond to my email (and still haven't). This has been the worst order I've made on Amazon yet.


HORRIBLE SERVICE

I ordered their Dark Red Rubberized Hard Case Cover for the HTC T-Mobile G2 (2010). I called to exchange because they accidentally sent me the right color but non-rubberized case. They had horrible customer service!!! I offered to send them a photo to show them that it was the wrong case but they refused to even listen to me saying they have never received a complaint before so I must be wrong. I will NEVER order from them again!


Good case great price

I have only dropped my phone once with this case and I love it I only take my phone out once every two weeks to clean the screen protector . Love it recommended it to everyone


A+ case

Strong composite case, excellent storage for cards and small amounts of bills. A little bulky, but comfortable in the pocket.


I purchased 3  1500Ah HTC standard batteries.

I purchased 3 1500AH HTC standard batteries .for my HTC EVO phone for backup purposes.These are the same exact batteries that came with my phone and at a reasonable price. Didn't take long to ship. Received them in 4 business days. Customer support was pretty good too. i highly recommend Amazon for my future purchases. Thanks Amazon.


The best phone I've ever owned

..and I'm from Europe, where the phones and networks are much better than in the States. I have to say that I think Samsung currently have the best software (and I used to be a huge Nokia fan). Amazingly light, very intuitive, great audio, and just looks great. I recommend this without any reservations whatsoever.


great phone

best phone i have tried i had used samasung befor and and was looking at the iphone but this is a much better phone over all it beats both hands down runs all my apps never slows down and the pitchures and videos are great.


Dont buy to The OEM Shop! I bought the Blackberry 9100 and obtained the Blackberry 9105...

Hi! Even when I am rating the item with only 1 star, I am not saying this cellphone is bad, in fact, the cellphone is very elegant and nice. I just want to ask everyone that please do not buy to The OEM Shop. I placed an order for a Blackberry 9100 and they sent me a Blackberry 9105, this cellphone is also very nice and very good looking, however, I can not get 3G with my cellphone company in Venezuela (Digitel) because the bands supported by the 9105 are different from the ones supported by the 9100...


Worst piece of crap I ever spent money on.

Do NOT waste your money (and time) on this phone. The thing that was the most frustrating for me was it's inability to efficiently perform the basic purpose of a phone: to make a simple phone call. I have had this phone for 2 years, and these are the reasons why you should not buy it:1) It takes 10-30 seconds to make phone calls, and often crashes in the process.2) Text messaging is slow. Slow to load. And when it looks like it has loaded, it hasn't, and you still can't use it. When typing in a contact, for the first 15-30 seconds it won't load your contact options. When you receive a text while typing a different text, it will exit what you're typing and take you to the inbox.3) Internet is slow4) Applications are slow5) It sometimes won't turn on and just sit in a blinking "samsung" limbo6) The camera is slow AND takes terrible pictures7) It is much too easy to push buttons unknowingly when you're talking on the phone8) It sometimes won't show you the caller ID until you have no time left to answer the phone9) Sometimes it won't let you answer or hang up a phone call (I've had to take the battery out to end a phone call on far too many occasions)I would have been happier with a basic non-smart phone. I eventually gave up on using this phone for anything other than trying to make phone calls and texting. It is not a good phone for social media or applications. This phone is just plain slow in absolutely everything you want it to do. The only thing good I can say about it - is that it DID last me 2 years. And I only suffered with it so long because of our plan contract. But if you want a durable phone, and making calls and texting is something that's important to you - you'd be better off getting a basic phone. If you want internet capabilities - get a different smart phone, even if you have to spend a little more money. This phone is just NOT worth the money at all.


unreliable and extremely poor quality, completely worthless

I bought two of these, both fell apart (literally) within several weeks of infrequent use. Even when they worked, they never worked reliably and required connstant twisting and turning and pushing to get a connection. The whole thing looked like they were put together by a child (no, I'm just talking figuratively and not implying what you think I'm implying about Chinese labor, which is a whole different issue). A gentle squeeze, the thing goes squeaky and shaky. Unlike most other car adapters, this one doesn't have a snugly fit into the cigarette lighter.  It is just so wobbly everywhere. Avoid such low quality products to keep your life sane.An update: I subsequently purchased a few Universal Mini USB Car Charger Adapters offered by Eforcity (search Amazon or eBay). What a difference.  The Universal Mini USB Car Charger Adapters is exactly what this product should be made alike.  Solid, compact, and reliable.  Both are inexpensive Chinese made products, but one is total junk and other a gem.


Cheap plastic cover

Cheap plastic cover with metallic paint, no better than an iphone cover that you would find at a phone kiosk at the mall.Also, the metallic paint reduces your signal strength.Having two iPhones side by side, phone without cover has 5 bars signal strength,  phone with cover has 2 bars signal strength.Removing cover signal strength returns to 5 bars.


Great Little Phone

I bought two of these phones. One for my Wife, and one for me. Phone is great little phone. (I say little, because the screen is 3") and compared to other Samsung Galaxy phones, 3" screen is little.But we have had these phones for about a month now, and they have worked fine.


Very Good Case

There are limited options for the Verizon version of the LG G2, as it's dimensions and back button placement is slightly different than the other carrier versions of this phone. Understandably there are more choices if you have this phone through another carrier. This case fits nicely, super easy to install, and looks good. Packaging was easy to manage (didn't require scissors or razor knife. Would have given 5 stars if it had screen protector or provided more protection like some other cases. This was for my wife's phone. Was going to buy white, but read that it shows dirt too easily, chose blue, turns out she preferred pink. So got her a pink one. It fit just as well as the blue and was as equally simple to install.


Leaks

Bought this product a few months ago and thought it would be waterproof. After walking around the shoreline of my local lake, my iPhone slipped out of my pocket and fell into the water. about 5 minutes went by and I noticed that I didn't have my phone. I immediately turned around and found it about 50 yards back. I wrote I nice letter to life proof informing them of my situation and still haven't gotten any reply from them. It's been months since I sent the letter. Don't buy this product if you intend on dropping it in any type of liquid. Thanks for nothing Lifeproof. Hope you're reading this.Sincerely,Dissatisfied Customer


Problems connecting to cell networks!

There appears to be a well known problem with the Nokia 808 connections to the cell network, as documented here:No web-links allowed it appears, so please check the Nokia forums/discussions pages under Nseries.Here is basically what happens to me on AT&T;, in California:After the phone has been on "standby" for a length of time (hours not minutes) it get's into a state where no incoming calls can be received.I was getting people saying they tried to ring me and there was no answer!When the phone gets into this state the following happen:1. If I try to ring myself from another phone my 808 never rings, nor do I get the answer/hangup buttons, its as if I am ringing another person! (Even though I can hear a ringing tone on the other phone!)2. Looking at the phone it shows a strong signal. (A slight tell-tale is that the signal strength no longer varies, if I walk to a location that I know has a strong signal, it doesn't change, if I walk to a location that I know has a weak/no signal, it doesn't change!)3. Incoming text messages do not arrive until I reboot.4. Outgoing text messages fail to send, they just sit in the outbox until I reboot the phone.5. Data connections over the cell network fail to connect.6. Rebooting the phone fixes the issue for a few hours.It is very hard to spot that the phone has entered this state. So this was happening for my entire first month of ownership and I had no idea, as I don't receive many phone calls anyway!This happens AT LEAST twice a day, based on how often I've "caught" the phone in this state. But there is NO visual indication that the phone has "dropped off" the cell network, the phone works fine over wifi at this point and the cell signal strength indicator is still showing a strong signal.Basically this phone can not be used to reliably receive incoming calls, the camera however is brilliant! Unfortunately it really is just a point-and-shoot camera as the phone features just do not work reliably!I would STRONGLY advise anyone to look elsewhere for a phone! Nokia has not even acknowledged this is an issue yet, and I doubt a fix is anywhere near ready!PS. There is a work-around that virtually eliminates the problem, and that is to configure the phone to connect over 3G only, not 3.5G (i.e. disable HSPA+) But I have had it get into the same state once even with this work-around!


Nokia replacement battery

I purchased 2 of these batteries for my Nokia N900 because the seller indicated that they were original replacement batteries. When the batteries arrived, they came in little plastic bags and not original Nokia packaging, one of the batteries NEVER worked as it did not take any charge when placed in the phone. The other when charged only lasted about 12 hours and now one month later it has stopped holding any charge to power the phone. I am very disappointed with this purchased and would not recommend this product.


Great....

Not much to review... Bought this because I loved the silicone case I had on my BlackBerry, and it's exactly as described. The finish is matte, and has very nice grip to it. Fits very snug on my Droid X. When viewing the pictures for the case I was reluctant because of the Empire logo on the back, but it's not bad in person. Looks kinda cool in fact.


Beautiful

The only issue is that it might be a little heavy for some people.  It doesn't bother me because I was looking for something to "bulk up" my phone because it was SOOOO light.


I wanted this to work so badly...but alas it's not so hot

I ride bike somewhere around 50 miles per week, and I really like to have music playing.  The best I'd been able to do was to attach my BlackBerry (which has surprisingly good speakers for music) to my handlebars, but it was a jury-rigged setup at best...and not nearly loud enough.I found this product and thought I'd give it a try.First thing you must know is that you must attach it properly to a horizontal handle-bar relative to your seated position on the bike.  Attaching the other way (say to your handlebar stem or head) the thing does not secure well.You'll next note that the device has a terrible propensity for just plain falling off...there is a small plastic release handle that you depress to release it form it's holder on your handle bar..but it is extremely sensitive to even the slightest touch...and you'll not know you even bumped it until the unit falls to the ground and you have to circle back in traffic to retrieve it.  Not good.  I finally put some tape over the little release handle to keep it from being accidentally depressed.However...once I got past that I thought things were going to be OK.  The sounds is really great, and nice and loud.  However...actually turning the thing on is something of a chore.  The small grey rubber multi-function button plate on the yellow top is maddening.  The up/down/left/right functions work fine.  However to power the unit on you must depress it in the very center and hold it a moment..without accidentally pressing any of these other four directional (up/down/left/right) keys.  Because it's rubber...this is almost impossible.  Very irritating...it takes multiple attempts to turn it on.Still I remained optimistic...it was great for a while...then the unit stopped taking a charge after about two weeks.  :-(  Sigh..back it went...but I REALLY wanted to make it work...so got another.All was well (with my many lessons learned) for about two weeks...then I was doing my normal struggle to turn the thing on one morning before my ride...having a particularly tough time of it...and tried to depress the center a bit too deeply in frustration.  I felt something give...and the light went on.  That was that...couldn't turn the light off or power on the speakers...the light got REALLY hot and I was afraid the thing was going to catch fire so had to set it outside.  Gave up...let it run down and am sending it back.Wish so badly that this worked..but it has some major design flaws.  Maybe if you have little fingers and a lot of luck you'll have a better experience...but I'd stay away until V 2.0.


Cleans very well.

Still have it in my car for my sun shades. Very handy. Works great on anything glass like.


wrong price

I have the cover in pink and like it.  The blue case showed a price of 1cent but I was charged $4.99.  I don't need a 2nd for $4.99. False advertising


BEWARE of the ZTE!!!

I left Sprint and went to Straight Talk a year ago. I loved leaving behind my $120 monthly bill for the same service at $45! But that's where the joy ended. First, I bought a Samsung Precedent. It was bad. Then I got this ZTE Merit. Lord Have Mercy! It is without question, the absolute WORST cell phone I have ever had! No contest! You couldn't give me one!I went back to the Samsung Precedent. In fact, two more of them. But as someone else stated, you can't take the factory apps off, which means you have absolutely NO internal space. Therefore, after a few texts, I'd get "Text Memory Full." Talk about annoying!After 4 different phones within the first 7 months, finally, two weeks ago I left Straight Talk and went to T-Mobile. I bought a Samsung Galaxy Vibrant on Craigslist and life is so much better! Also, I got tired of talking to Straight Talk customer service people who could barely speak English! And it takes forever to get a rep on the line! Be prepared to give up 1-3 hours of your time with a call.As for the telephone service, overall, it was good. It's the ZTE and Samsung Precedent that sucked! So, buy at your own risk.


Tylt Powerplant Portable Battery Pack for Apple Devices

Are you ever out and about and your battery is about to die?  If this happens to you, then you defiantly need to try out this product!  It is an absolute great design that makes keeping a charge on the go as easy as ever.It is easy to charge as you can just plug into your computers USB port  (it has both, normal USB and a Micro-USB) while you are working and when you get ready to leave just unplug it and put it in your pocket and you are ready to go.The really nice feature about the product is if you are using an iPhone 5 it has a Lightning Adapter built right into it, so there is on need to carry around extra cables to plug into it.  Don't worry, it will also work with other USB connectors as well.So, let's get down to it----how does it charge?  First off, the packaging of the product is beautifully done and you can't wait to get it open and start using it.  I charged the unit while I was working during the day on my MacBook and when I left I had to run some errands.  As usual, during my errands my battery on my iPhone 5 started to run down, so I used the flexible Lightning Cable on the unit and plugged it in.  I had the unit plugged in for about 30 minutes and my charge went from 20% to an unbelievable 79% in that time frame!  How can you get better than that?After using this unit for awhile now, I will for sure order a couple of more and give them away as Christmas presents.  After all, how many people do you know own a "smart" device?  Probably a lot and I guarantee you that every one of them have had battery issues before.  Give this company a try....they have several other great products.  You can visit their website at www. http://tylt.com.


Not a 4300mA battery

These are junk.  Maybe lasts half a day after charging all night.  Avoid.  They're laughing all the way to the bank now.


Not exactly state of the art, but conservatively satisfying.

Well, it arrived a day early, which is good on the delivery service the seller uses. The device itself could stand to be better described, I was under the impression it was a touchscreen device. It is instead a screen surrounded by a touchpad, much like the one at the base of many of the newest of Android phones, and on the Palm Pre phones. This however works VERY well! I expect that the bluetooth connectivity would be superior with Sony's own hardware, but it so far has done well in my limited use. I'll update this later as I've gotten to use them tied more. My phone is the T-mobile USA Samsung Vibrant. Currently running Android 2.1 Eclair.


Awesome little flashlight

Bought this about 1 1/2 months ago.  It has been a great flashlight. Have already had some commercial airline pilots and a sheriff's deputy inquire about where to get one.  The deputy was playing around with his expensive flashlight when I approached him and beamed his expensive other brand flashlight at my eyes.  Turned the mini-raptor on bright and flashed it at his eyes.  needless to say, mine was very much brighter than his. He was very impressed at the brightness and the distance of the beam.  He loved the fact that the mini-raptor has a beam adjustment whereas his more expensive light didn't.  Also, his flashlight didn't have the 5 settings (high, med, low, strobe, sos). It only had on and off. I bought the deluxe kit that includes two batteries and a dual charger (flashlight uses one battery, other battery is a spare).  If you buy this light I recommend buying it with batteries and charger because if you search online these type batteries are not cheap.They have a smaller version called the micro-raptor and I will probably purchase a couple of those to place in each automobile.Update:  Forgot to mention that Voidhawk's customer service has been great.  When I received the flashlight it had only one battery and the single charger (rather than 2 batteries and a dual charger).  I emailed the company that night and right away they sent me the other battery and correct charger. In fact, when I emailed them about the mix-up, it was late in the evening and they responded within about 15 minutes of me sending the email.


Best TPU Case For Your Nexus 7 Period


Cant beat these for the price

So, I bought these thinking yea, cheap but maybe they would work ok.  I was expecting a pretty cheap sound..like maybe no bass but uh....well..I was wrong.  These things are great.  I mean Im not joking, they really sound perfect.  I will admit the plastic is cheap, I would think I may have to put some ducttape around them to make them sturdier but overall I think its a helluva deal.  Considering earbuds can cost 8 bucks you cant go wrong.  Plus they sent me a pair of earbuds that well..I probably would of paid 8 bucks for if I found them,.  They have the same quality as the headphones.  Im a skeptic by nature but I have to admit these are great headphones and a steal..


What I expected, except one thing......

I need an otter box defender - I drop my phone a lot!  This is exactly the heavy duty cover I was looking for, except I didn't realize that you cannot remove the holster clip.  It was not misrepresented, I just assumed I would have that option.  Otterbox has a website where you can check the specs on each model for which they make a cover.  I would recommend that you check that info before purchasing from anybody, as some are a little more updated than others.


Better than LifeProof, it's Bomb Proof

I returned the LifeProof case I ordered: I was very disappointed with its poor quality and flimsy construction. Now I'm glad I waited for something better to come out. This is a tank of a case, no joke. But if you want to be able to use your phone fearlessly in and around water, dirt, mud or dust, you can't do any better than OtterBox Armor.Sure it's big and bulky. It makes your sleek iPhone the size and weight of an old-school PocketPC. However, there's an odd charm to it as well: you feel like you're wielding an exotic piece of ruggedized military or medical equipment, not just an iPhone like everyone else's.


good

I have had the phone for only a week so far. I love my phone wasn't to sure about buying it but now im so happy I bought it. I have no problems with it but I wish the battery lasted longer. But it does come with 2 batterys and I have not had to use the second one yet.


Not what I expect

It is cheap plastic an sits very high on my road bike.  I would not recommend this for a road bike, but if you have a bike where you sit up more, then this might work for you.


Perfect fit

This case fits the Samsung Galaxy S III (S3) perfectly. For the record, my phone was the Sprint variant. The cutouts are perfectly sized and perfectly placed. The case wraps more of phone than any other plastic snap-on case I've seen on the market, making its way all the way around all four corners. There is a slight lip on the front, giving the screen just a bit of protection if you lay it face down on a flat surface, but it doesn't stick out so far that it causes interference. The fit is snug, very snug. I like that, but if you plan on taking the case off repeatedly, I could see the snugness becoming a little frustrating. I used one of those thin plastic cards that come with screen protectors to act like a shoe horn when putting the case on and taking it off. This made the application much easier than just using my fingers.After a week's usage, the case looks and feels brand new. The rubberized grip shows no sign of scraping off like I've experienced on cheep plastic covers I've had before. So far, the case is perfect.


If you have an iPhone 4S, SIRI function will not work automatically

I just got the Plantronics M50.  Connected easily to iPhone 4s.  A2DP technology works as advertised (listening to music, GPS. etc) EXCEPT for SIRI.  I want to know if there are any iPhone 4s users out there using the M50 who are experiencing the same problem.The following details my problem:1) Hold down Call Button on M50 for 2 seconds2) I hear a beep, followed by Siri beep.  The iPhone 4S screen shows the Siri icon3) I give a command, "call work" and nothing happens, it eventually times out.4) If I manually press the Siri button (on the iPhone) after giving a command - it works but you need to continually do this after each voice command5) If I have to touch the iPhone screen after every command  it really defeats the purpose of being hands free especially if Iphone is in my pocket.I tried the following:1) deleted the M50 from iPhone  and reinstalled2) Shut off phone and restartedStill cant get it to work.I want to know if there is anyone else who is experiencing the same problem with IPhone 4s and Siri.  I checked the message boards and there was a response from Plantronics to reinstall M50 on IPhone.  Tried this and it doesnt work.  There has been no further word from Plantronics.  I use Siri on a daily basis and had to get a bluetooth after getting 2 citations from Police for talking on phone while driving.  I live in a state where it is illegal to talk on phone and drive, only hands free is allowed while driving.Any help would be appreciated.


you get what you pay for...

I ordered this product because it looked pretty cute, and I wanted something different for my iPhone 4. However, I knew that this wasn't going to be top-notch quality since the price didn't even go over the double digits...and I was right. The quality is pretty poor. It looks like it just got cut out of a mold..definitely will not offer a lot of protection. Cute yes, but function no.


Sanyo 8200

The Sanyo 8200 has multiple known issues. Including extraordinarily poor sound quality, charging issues, and hinge breakage.I bought two for my wife and I nine months ago (from Sprint). The hinge broke on my wifes phone after about 5 months and she had it replaced at an independant cell dealer. Then she started having the infamous charging problem and took the phone into Sprint to have it checked out. When the tech flipped the phone open, the hinge broke AGAIN. This should have been great evidence for a warranty replacement right? Wrong. The tech still refused to repair the phone and apologized for breaking it. for the charging problen, he said the 8200 has defective connections for the round charger receptacle and suggested buying a flat type charger, which she did. This has apparently addressed the charging issue.In the last week or so now my phone is not working. At first the "Back" button didn't work. The next day none of the buttons on the right side of the phone worked. Now NONE of the buttons work.This phone has serious quality issues that Sprint refuses to address or even officially acknowledge.Sprint does have great calling plans with the free roaming, even on other networks (you have to sign up for it), I just have a major problem with the Sanyo phones and repair customer service.These are our 6th and 7th phones and while these are the first flip phones for us, we have NEVER had a phone break before.


doesn't work with two lines at the same time

Purchasing this phone was a waste of money, if you want a cellphone that supports two active lines at the same time this is not the right choice.


Not like other reviews

I like some were persuaded to make this purchase based upon reviews which acclaimed the battery lasted longer than the original HTC battery.  Much to my dismay , I find that the battery last only about 80 to 85 percent of the time the original battery would last.  The price is good, but the quality is just fair.


Excellent try, but note quite

For 20 years I was dying for someone to make a tablet, then Apple did and became so rich they have more money than some countries now.What's been completely obvious but missing since, is tablets with built-in phones.  Skype and other "apps" just aren't good enough.  And to every genius reviewer that says this is too big, or a 10" tablet would be too big to put next to your ear, well DON'T!  Get a friggin headset like the rest of the planet.Still this is no tablet/phone.  It's just a large phone.  It simply is not big enough to use as a tablet.  Having tried many current tablets, I'd say you need at least 7" to really start feeling like you have enough realstate to be a tablet.My biggest gripe with Samsung?  This and their other phones?  "By design" there is NO WAY to stop the phone to wake you up in the middle of the night when it's fully charged.  The screen lights up and it makes a sound!  Talking to their support and searching the web and trying the various solutions for this and Galaxy S II... there is no way to stop it.Which engineer that thought he should push this on us needs to be fired?  More importantly, why doesn't Samsung listen??


this phone is a rip off

worst phone i ever bought... i had it working for less tahn a month and one day the phone just stopped working. the screen got locked: "quietly brilliant" and it wasn't reseting anymore. i tried everything to fix it (even what the htc support guys told me to, and NOTHING). this is a rip off. never buy this product.


Lemon

Boy, I wish I'd read these comments before buying. This is a poorly performing product. There's really just not enough feedback on this device to tell you what's happening. The lights blink the same way when it's charging and when it's low on charge. There's no way to tell how much charge it has without starting it to charge. It can't charge both the case and the phone at the same time (even though the instructions say you can). I have to take the phone out of the case and charge them separately. When its low on charge, all four blue lights blink repeatedly. So until you charge it again, every time you use your phone, you have to stare at four bright blinking blue lights below your screen. Others have mentioned this, but I think it actually drains the battery of my phone somehow. And I really don't think it even holds a single full charge. But again, it's hard to really tell what's happening most of the time anyway. Don't buy this device.


Equal to an iPhone

?! Who would pay $650 for an iPhone ? I sold my iPhone 4s to Gazelle for $320. So even though my contract wasn't used up yet, it didn't cost me much to upgrade to an iPhone5. For where I live, AT&T is the way to go anyway. I AM hoping my gal gets the Nexus 4 ... so I can check it out. Great reviews. On the other hand the camera in the Nokia 909 is simply amazing!!! I'm a pro shooter and the files that my friend has shown me from his 909 are simply wonderful!  [...]


Hmmmm.

Protects the phone very nicely.. but the "carbon fiber" started to peeled off the back of my case and it is now just a shiny silver with no "carbon fiber". I have had the case for a month. Disappointing. Just ordered a new case to replace this one.


Junk

This phone was my first experience with Android. It certainly has lots of bells and whistles. And it certainly is a much better phone in terms of hardware and software than the iPhone.  However, I returned this phone within 4 days of having it for a number of reasons:1) I need a phone that is reliable, durable, and functional for traveling. This phone does not do that. It has only 3G service in North America and some parts of South America. It does not have 3G service in Europe, Asia, or Africa.2) The phone is nowhere near as durable as a Blackberry. Not even close. Though it is much more durable than an iPhone.  Unless you are in the habit of replacing your phone every 6 months because a new trinket catches your eye, this phone will not last 3 years of use and abuse. The screen will crack, the camera will scratch, etc. Nothing new here that iPhone users will not be accustomed to.3) With a fully charged battery, I left the phone on idle with it only connected to the 3G network for cellular phone service (no data). The battery was dead in 18 hours. Totally dead. I can leave my Blackberry in the same configuration for 10 days without any worries. This battery issue alone is enough to disqualify this phone for serious use.4) It is basically impossible to sync Outlook with the Android contacts/calendar. The only way is to sync Outlook with GMail servers, and then sync that with Android. This means that you must be ok with allowing Google to have access to all your contacts, calendar, and whatever else you are syncing. I think this is a huge breech of privacy.As far as I can see, this is probably the best Android phone on the market in terms of size, usability, price, etc.  But like the iPhone, it is simply not ready for serious users. Just a toy.


Just terrible!!

I have been on a search for a good, durable wood iPhone case for a while.  This case is neither.  Originally, I was excited because this one looked promising via the website.  But upon receiving it in the mail, I was immediately aware of the mistake made in ordering it.  The case is super thin and flimsy.  It almost feels more like cardboard then real wood.  Not only did it not fit the phone well (you have to take it off in order to charge it or plug in headphones), but the bottom portion of the case actually cracked and broke off just while trying to get it on my phone!  My recommendation would be to look elsewhere.


HELP

Well I never received the delivery so they supposedly refunded my money.  I am realy interested in purchasing the leather flip case because it is exactly what i have been looking for and it was reccomended by one of my clients.I am a little reluctant to try and order again.Can you try again to ship and bill me?Del Dreja


Some discoloration, but otherwise perfect

Note: I bought this from SF Planet. Order arrived very quickly, as have my other orders from them in the past.Pros:1. Before placing this order I bought a few other screen protectors and was starting to get annoyed because I was getting 'sticker' like single-stage screen protectors. They are very thin and its very difficult to get them on without bubbles. This here is the traditional 2-stage screen protector that I've used on all my previous phones. It was a relief when I received it because the description does not state 2-stage.2. Went on without bubbles on the very first application.3. Cut-outs are reasonably precise without being too strict.4. Touch screen remains very responsive.Cons:1. Some rainbow discoloration on the screen protector can be seen when the screen is off. Barely noticeable when the screen is on. The Razr Maxx screen isn't a top contender for clarity anyway so there is no tangible impact.2. Protector leaves out some space around the edges of the screen. This could be due to the Maxx screen being beveled, so a flat screen protector can never reach the absolute edges of the screen, but just slightly longer and wider wouldn't have hurt. The way it is right now, you can clearly see the edges of the screen protector with most slim cases.3. The 3 protectors are not individually packedBefore installing, make sure to thoroughly clean the screen with a microfiber cloth (like the ones used for glasses). The included cloth is too small and you should never use a paper towel.


Just what I needed

Both my wallet & iPhone case were falling apart. Enter the iWallie. For the price of one, I got both. Solid construction & unlike other reviews I've read for similar products, you can access the phone & even take pictures without taking the phone out. Very impressed so far.


piece of crap

The ear piece is completely worthless.  It is completely devoid of any sound quality -- the sound is warped, and you cannot hear.I'm too scared to use the car charger.


So much for technology

I bought one of these dogs and it lasted three weeks before the battery would no longer charge. The initial phone could not hold a charge longer that 30 or so hours. I received a replacement and apparently the company was aware their batteries were insufficient. The new one came with a battery three times as big which now protrudes out the back a half an inch and weighs almost a pound. It feels like someones hand is in my pocket now though it has extended the charge a whole six hours! With all the fabulous technology in this highly advanced phone it lacks one of the most important features necessary in a phone, the ability to redial a number from someone that has called you. That is apparently a service for this phone that must be paid for and not available to prepaid phone users. I liked the features on the phone but they are useless without an extension cord.


Cellphone is locked

I friend bought me this phone for my birthday, great phone, but it came locked, not unlocked as he say.Too bad, now i have to pay to other person for the unlock


lost 1 star for lack of stylus or thumb keyboard; VIDEO-clip

this reviewer calls your attention to the following particularfeature or aspect of the Mot V710, namely that it has a modularmemory-card slot (termed 'TransFlash Memory Expansion Slot'). Avideo clip can thus be saved/stored/transferred to the MEMORY.I regret to say that I know not the specific storage type/name.This is a layman's attempt to explain an UNusual cellphone fea-ture which might serve you when you need to document incidents.V710 Phone for Verizon WirelessDetailed FeaturesSpecificationsForm Factor: ClamshellBands/Modes: CDMA 1X with aGPS Trimode (800/1900/Analog)Size: 3.71 x 1.95 x 0.92 inches - size of phone with standard batteryWeight: 4.4 oz - weight of phone with standard batteryDisplay: 2.2" 176 x 220 upto 262K color TFT main display4 Line 1.3" 96X64 upto 4K CSTN color sub displayAntenna: RetractableTalk Time: up to 180 minutes, with standard batteryStandby Time: up to 165 hours, with standard batteryHighlighted FeaturesMSM 6100 (ARM9) chipsetWAP 2.0 BrowserBluetooth Headset/Carkit & DUN ProfilesBREW 2.1Qualcomm CMX 4.0 Sound EngineCE Bus connector for existing accessories support1.2 M-pixel CameraMulti-Media Messaging (MMS), SMS, EMSVideo clip capture & playbackSelf Portrait Viewfinder External Display64 Polyphonic, 18mm Office Quality Speaker Phone, Stereo Headset SupportIntegrated MP3 Player, MP3 and MIDI RingersPicture Caller ID on External & Internal DisplayDigital Camera Features: Photo Album, Slide Show Viewer, 4X Digital Zoom, Auto timer, Shutter Tones, Adjustable Resolution, Day & Night Lighting Modes, 4 Image Styles. Picture phone book.Digital Camcorder Features: **Adjustable video length for upto 3 minutes, Recording sound on/off option, Adjustable video quality, Day & Night Lighting ModesTransFlash Memory Expansion SlotSpeaker Independent Digit and Name Dialing Speech Recognition, enabled via phone's microphone speaker, headset and bluetooth accessoryText to Speech enabled phonebook & keypad5-way Navigation, Simultaneous button press for BREW GamingPIM functionality, PC Sync with optional Mobile Phone Tools Software, Predictive Text (iTAP), 500 Multi-fielded Phonebook Entries, Voice Memo, Currency Converter, Calculator


Great product!

I've gone through 3 earpieces already and this one is by far the best. It's comfortable to wear and the controls are easy to use even when adjusting while wearing it. I love the fact that you can answer or reject a call with a verbal command. The only downside was that the bulk packaging only came with one size earpiece. I had to order the small earpiece as the medium did not fit too well.  I would definitely recommend this product.


Really??

I waited 9 days for this case.  In BLACK.  It arrives, sealed in a package that reads BLACK, except, it's Not BLACK, it's Purple..  WTFO?  Never mind..  It's not that great of a case..  Can't see why it is rated so highly on Maclife.  If you order one, I guess avoid the SwitchEasy site-the home of the Chromo-Challenged.


DONT PURCHASE FROM WALL STREET PHOTO!

Recently purchased this phone from Wall Street Photo (WSP).  Phone that arrived was dirty/obviously used/AND NOT FUNCTIONING!! The phone was immediately returned.  WSP wrote back that they WOULD NOT exchange the phone since the serial number on the phone I sent back, did not match the phone they sent me!?There was absolutely NO fraud from my side. Since when does someone check the serial numbers on a phone that they paid for?! I just sent it back.  There must have been a switch in their shipping department.  WSP continues to avoid responding to my follow-up e-mails or suggest a solution.Buy the phone, but NOT FROM WALL STREET PHOTO.


Stiff Plastic Feel

I am not very pleased with this case. It fit the phone perfectly, but it didn't improve the grip much. Also, the side buttons are very difficult to push which is driving me nuts. I will be selling this on Craigslist (so I don't have to go through the hassle and cost of shipping it back) and possibly getting this one: [...]. However, I'm worried that this might have similar problems, so I should probably just find one in a store so I can try it first.


Nice idea. Lousy execution.

I went through two of these (both started out fine-then failed to connect less than a month later). When I returned the second defective unit, they accused me of getting it wet - I didn't). Nobody in their Customer Service department knew the meaning of the phrase "failure rate".This is a good idea and an excellent price. This just isn't the product.


First battery was defective, but quickly replaced and now fine.

I bought this to replace a 1+ year old battery for my Droid X phone.  The battery was lasting less than a day, and that is with pretty good power management (Bluetooth, Wifi, and GPS turned off), and very mild phone use.  Upon receiving this battery, I installed it and charged it overnight.  The next day, the battery meter was back into the yellow zone (20% capacity left) by late afternoon.  I figured the battery might need a couple of charging cycles to reach full potential, but in fact it just got worse.  Looks like it's going back.Update 3/20/2013After notifying CellularFactory, they responded almost immediately.  They prepared a replacement battery and tested it before sending it to me.  The receipt came with an RMA number for returning the defective battery, and the new one is working properly.  It appears that these people stand behind their products.  My original 2 star rating is now upgraded to a 4.  Thanks.


Good from my end, bad from theirs

I had heard great things about this headset but I think it is terrible. Although I could hear other people quite well (hence the 1 star), I kept getting comments like "are you under water?", "what's that swishing sound?", "do you have the windows open or the fan turned way up in the car", and my favorite "oh no, you're not on that horrible headset again are you?". Suffice to say, I'm looking for another bluetooth headset. Too bad, since I've loved my other plantronics headsets.


Cool Phone

This phone is cool! After shopping phones, service plans, and prices, I choose the Motorola V400 with Cingular service. I upgraded from a Motorola V120, and was also looking at the V600, but Cingular discontinued this one due to technical problems. I also considered the Nokia 6820 with AT&T; Wireless (Cingular now owns them).Plusses: crystal clear reception (I do a lot of traveling), quad band (works anywhere in the world), easy to use, large keys, bright and clear screen, relatively long battery life between rechargings (big improvement over my V120), clear speakerphone, useful secondary screen when folded, external ringer adjustment, multimedia capabilities, excellent zoom camera for a cell phone, attractive design, excellent personal organizer, and compatibility with many inexpensive accessories. Also, Cingular's multimedia messaging service (MMS) works very well with this phone.Minuses: no bluetooth (like the Nokia 6820), no foldout querty keyboard (again, like the Nokia 6820), no hands-free headset (purchased separately), phonebook only holds one number per person, and slightly too thick in size.There is not much that Motorola could do to improve this phone. It does most things flawlessly, but I would like to see the next generation phone include those minuses (very minor) I mentioned above.The bottom line is that this is a cool phone that I would highly recommend. The phone offers a multitude of features at a moderate price, and, with Cingular service, works very well. The Nokia 6820 with AT&T; Wireless was my second choice, but it was much more expensive overall, and the phone was lacking some of the features and performance in this phone.


Otterbox Commuter

This is by far the best phone case I have ever purchased. I had an otterbox case for my old B.B. pearl, which I loved, and this case is even better. It fits like a glove without adding too much bulk. When I put this case on I felt like my phone could finally withstand being dropped. I like that all of the ports and buttons are fully covered and protected. The cuttouts for the speakers and camera are the right size and allow complete functionality. The screen protector that came with the case is probably the best one I have ever used. It actually went on easily, (with no bubbles!) and doesn't even look like there is a screen cover on the  phone. Before buying this case I bought a couple cheap ones, thinking they would at least last a while. I was wrong! They broke within a week and I was left with no protection on what to me feels like a very vulnerable phone with no case. I would ABSOLUTELY recommend this case. It is totally worth the extra money to get a case that will last. In fact I have dropped my phone several times now and there is not even a scratch on the case at all! Not many cases can say that. My only very minor complaint is that the silicon part of the case tends to attract some lint & dust, but I just wet my finger and it wipes off very easily. This small drawback is really more of a personal annoyance and does not detract any stars at all. Go OTTERBOX!You can even hide the included little cleaning cloth between the hard plastic shell and the silicon layer so you can use it any time to clean your screen!!


Very Nice

Substantially reduced the amount of wiring mess i our living room. We plugged this unit into the wall then have it sitting on an end table. Has proper power output for variety of devices including (2) 2.1A for ipad and droid tablets,and (2) 1A. We set up one for wifes ipad, one for android tablets, one to magnetic/wireless for nexus/samsung phones and one for apples new charging adapter for the 4 (hate they had to change proprietary connectors). Good one.


black berry 8520

he comprado dos black berry 8520 y es una oferta engañosa ya que en las oferta dicen que son aparatos nuevos y no lo son asi como dicen que son negros y los envian rosado esto es una burla al clienteI bought two black berry 8520 and is misleading as an offer in the range say they are new devices and are not as well as say they are black and pink send this customer is a joke


Not what I expected

This is my fault, I did not pay attention that it was a liquid shield and it is too much of a hassle to return it.


Amazing for its Price!

Ravpower Bolt: 4 USB port chargerCurrently for 20 bucks on amazon which is a steal for what it does.So if your household is like mine where each family member is tied to their smartphone and/or tablet then you have dozens of chargers at every outlet in the house.  The living room has 2 chargers, the kitchen has a charger....its utter chaos!  Now with family visiting, its even worse!  People fighting for "prime charging outlets".  While family is over for the holidays I've counted 3 ipads, 3 android tablets, and a 10 phones (android and iphone).The convenience this little savior brings can not be put to words.  Being able to charge 2 tablets and 2 phones at 1 location is amazing.  Placing the charger on the side table really declutters the house.I decided to get a central charging station that anyone could use.  So here came Ravpowers 4 usb port charger.4 ports designed to charge iPad and tablets (2 x 2.1A)iPhone and Android devices (2 x 1A).Total combined output of 6.2A (Ports are specially designed for the labeled device but also charge many other devices at full speed).Compact, unibody design for added portability.Industrial-grade plastic outer shell and premium circuitry ensure lifetime reliability.AC 110-220V input voltage ideal for international travel.Package contents:RAVPower 4-Port Wall Charger, 3.84ft / 117cm detachable power cord, user manual.It's a pretty bare charger.  Power cord, central charging hub and a manual.  No frills to keep cost down.I ran a series of tests between:Iphone 5Nexus 5S3S2Droid BionicIpad 4Ipad 2Nexus 7galaxy tab 3All combinations of tablets and phones were able to be charged without a problem.  No hiccups or lags, everything seemed to be charged a normal pace.Build Quality:Very sturdy, with a good weight to it.  It's not too light where it would slide and shift around on our glass table.  Nothing creaks or seems flimsy at all.  It has 4 non-slip pads/feet at the bottom to prevent it from sliding around.The blue led is on the bright side as you can tell from the pictures.  It's ridiculous trying to look at it, maybe a soft green would have been better.While it did not come with any micro usb cables as all of us have dozens laying around.  It'd be a nice to have short cables like in the pictures so it doesnt get to messy around the charger.It gets warm but never too hot to be concerned about it.Value:For 20 bucks I really dont think you can beat it.  It's nice to not have a charger at every outlet in the house now.


Adaptable charger

I originally bought this as a car charger without much desire to use it as a wall charger (until my other wall charger broke last week). The device is very compact and folds up nicely when I want to store it. It's very durable and since all the components fold up into the inside, I don't have to worry about dropping it and braking something off. I use it in my car all the time and occasionally take it into the house for some wall charging. Works great for charing my phone, batteries, iPods, or anything else you take with you everywhere.


LG vs SoundSoul

Works just like the LG version. Love it!Why pay more for the same look and brand name! Save money and take yourself out to eat!


Nice Stylus

When I had originally ordered my Kindle Fire, I purchased a single, slightly more expensive stylus, figuring one tablet only required one stylus so might as well get a good one. What I did not expect was one of my children pulling on the clip and the other one chewing on the tip whenever they could get their mitts on it. Within 24 hours the clip had been bent off and the tip chewed off. Simple logic would say not to let the kids touch it, but I purchased the tablet to use as a family and I don't want fingerprints all over the screen. So I decided to get a multi-pack of screen pens and chose this brand based solely on price and quantity.What I got was a far superior stylus. The clips are thicker and are very difficult to bend up and the rubber tips are very secure. I have two that I allow my children to use and I do not see these getting destroyed anytime soon. I could have easily bought a smaller pack and been just as happy, but now I have enough to match my mood with any color.Good price, worth more!


Good case for Iphone 5

I just received this case (from Amazon) and really like it. It does have a real carbon fiber sheet attached to the back that looks good (the case itself is not 100% carbon fiber, just the sheet on back). It is not plastic but looks to be real carbon fiber as advertised. It is glued on to the back of the case as with other cases made by Cygnett (the aluminum type comes to mind, it is glued to back also I believe). Will it stay glued on? Time will tell. I am very careful overall with my phones and I see no reason for the sheet of carbon fiber to come off. I would not send it through the washer though :) It does have lifetime guarantee it says but I would probably never use it because of the costs of shipping would most likely be more that the case. But they seem to want to stand behind their products.As for the overall look, it is thin and looks great on the phone. I have a white phone and the contrast looks great. It is very thin but at least now I feel more comfortable in holding my phone than without it. I put my old iphone 4s next to it in a similar case and the iphone 5 is a lot thinner. It hardly added any bulk to the phone. The material on the edges help to hold the phone easier.As for the glossy shine on back, I can see where this will get finger prints like the screen. But it is easy to wipe off. I am assuming the glossy coating is needed for the carbon fiber on the sheet. It does look very good when clean.So overall I am very happy with the looks and feel of this case. I do not keep my phone in my pants pocket or purse like my wife does. It stays on a table or a belt holder when I am out. I do not even use a screen protector with my phone (my 4s was used almost a year with no scratches on screen). The bottom and top of phone are not really covered so take into consideration how you will be carrying your phone and whether you need another type of case that covers more. But again, I am happy with this and glad I got it. Phone looks great with it on.I wanted to update this to mention the price. It is rather expensive ($29) but it is in range with what Best Buy and others sell cases for. My son just got a thin plastic type case there for $29 also. It does not look as good as this one (reason he got it there was a gift card). So while the price is high, it is normal for this type of case I think. There are always other choices that will be less. Just have to look around. I am still happy with the looks of this on my white iphone. But it would have been better if around $20 instead of $29. But could not find it lower at other places either. I would think it will come down in price eventually.


kindle helper

This screen protector is a big improvement over the one that came with the device.  It covers only the screen so that it does not get tangled up and bent out of shape.  This makes it easier to put into a sleeve or case as it does adhere well.The only problem lies with the user who must be careful to center it exactly and not overlap it onto the frame.  If you do, there might be a small bubble along the bottom.  I am basically satisfied with it, however. There are no interfering bubbles over the print.


Don't buy

These phones are locked! Bought for Germany. Whet to several phone stores, and could not get to work. Found out phones were locked. Had to buy another phone. Worked right away with the same sim card. I hate it when you buy in good faith and get lied to. Glad i bought from amazon. They are giving me a refund


Piece of crap, waste of time

Piece of crap.  They don't bother to tell you before you buy that the battery can't be replaced unless they do it; for that kind of fascism, I could have bought an iphone.  Also, out of the box the screen didn't work - there's a defect so that there's a line across the screen and some of the colors don't work. So I went online with their support for nearly an hour, and they treated this as a software problem when it's really a hardware problem. They eventually offered to replace it but I'm out of the USA and won't be back for a while; I specifically bought this phone b/c it's unlocked so that I can use it overseas. So for now I'm stuck with a phone with a defective screen.  When I asked them why I couldn't see my contacts that are on my SIM card from my old phone, they hung up on me. I then tried to move some music from my computer onto the phone. I moved it to the memory card I inserted in the phone, but when I went to play the music, the phone didn't know it was there. And when I plugged the phone back into my computer, the computer wouldn't recognize the phone. So I got to waste more time with someone who couldn't help me; after 15 minutes they gave me a phone number to call, so I got to wait on hold to talk to someone in southeast Asia.  After 21 minutes on hold, they hung up on me, and when I called back I was told that their offices were closed.  Seriously?  It's some guy in Bangalore where it's the middle of the night!Bottom line: piece of crap phone, with crappy support to boot. Don't waste your time or money.


A good buy

Not only does the heaset look good but it works great too. The sound quality is great and the other person can hear you just fine. The only not so good thing about the headset is that its not a very snug fit and that the buttons are not that great of a quality..but that may just be my ear.For the price its a great handset.


Phone received with a prepaid phone that wasn't activatable.

The phone I received was a pre-paid phone and Verizon would not allow me to activate it on my account with my current plan.


A great mount for an iPhone

My principal use is for voice navigation software on an iPhone 4, while also listening to music recorded on the phone.  The iOttie mount is great for the purpose.  I use it in a 34 year old Mercedes 450SL roadster; I can see the screen of the phone much better when the top is down if I place the mount on the flat surface of an open glove box rather than on the windshield or dashboard.  I leave the base of the mount there, removing the spring-loaded phone interface when done - and it just folds into the glove box. No tell-tale that there might be a nav system, phone or music player in the car.The suction cup has a SUPER sticky deposit around the rim - when I first placed it on the windshield, I had to break the suction with a knife even after having released the lever on the mount. However, I found it sticks very well to the plastic surface of the lowered glove box door.The iOttie mount has a neat easy-mount phone holder; depressing 2 tabs opens the mount; slipping the phone in place triggers the release, and the side clips snap right into place. The same tabs release the phone; and the adjustable bottom tabs do not block access to the plug-in iPod connector I use with my iPhone (I could use A2DP Bluetooth audio streaming, but the iPod connector provides better audio quality).  Some competing products block both the iPod connector and the speaker and microphone ports.  The iOttie is well built and far superior to a competing brand I had bought for the same purpose.Delivery was timely, and the product arrived in perfect shape.


you need protection

got to stay safe you know....gotta wrap it dude.adult entertainment can be great when just visual, but once you get physical....anything could happen.


Best Place to buy this Phone

This phone is really a steal for 300 dollars on a no contract plan. It can do almost everything that the new iphone 5s can do, because it runs the same operating system iOS 7.


No USB Mass Storage Option

I have tried both the basic and USB model. The units came complete and seemed to be built fairly well...I am very disappointed with the way the docking station works.When I plug the docking station into my laptop, I get NO option to use my device as a USB Mass Storage device (msd)...I use my phone to store and share files, and tether for internet access...My DroidX2 worked just fine from the docking station designed for it.If I remove my Razr Maxx from the docking station and connect it to my laptop, it works fine as a Mass Storage device.These docking stations are basically useless without the ability to use the phones storage as a msd...BAD Design!!!!


Does what it's suppose to.

I bought the otterbox 2000 to protect my iPhone 4 while kayaking and hiking. I have tested it out and it works geat!


junk

I recived my case on time and with no problems. i put the case on my phone and within 2 days the top part poped off because of the lip that holds it on broke. this product is made of junk plastic and i would never get another from these people


BELKIN = JUNK and Awful Customer Service!

Stopped working with my iPad 4 and iPhone 5, (both are running iOS7) within weeks of purchase.When the charger is plugged into the device, the device says that the charger is not certified and will not work with the device.Spoke with Amazon, and they said that I have to contact Belkin for warranty replacement.Called Belkin customer service, which is outsourced and off shore.Call #1, waited in hold for 20 minutes.  Spoke with CSR who worked from script.  After speaking with the CSR for 10 minutes, "click!", damn! now I have to start again.Call #2, waited in hold for 10 minutes.  After 15 minutes of working through the script, I am told that a replacement has been authorized and I will receive an email with instruction for warranty replacement within the next 24-48 hours.Later that same day I get a voice mail from Belkin asking me to give them a call. hummmmmmCall #3, waited in hold for 60 minutes!!  (Yes, I am crazy to wait that long), different CSR from the first two calls, still off shore and on script.She tells me that they "lost" some of my information, and need to verify what I gave them twice before.Then she tells me that they need a credit card (CC) number so that they can ship out a new power cord, and that when they receive the defective cord, they will release the hold on the CC.I say no way and she says that option #2 is to send them the defective cord, and after they receive the cord, the will ship out my new one.She tells me that the process will take about 3 weeks all total.THEN she tells me that I am responsible for the cost of shipping the defective power cord to them for replacement!  (Are you kidding me?!)Stay far away from Belkin!


Too many issues

This is my first Android phone, so I was excited to have all these new features. My last phone was a Samsung Impression, which I really liked except for one or two quirks. But most people who like their phones seem to have a couple things they don't like about the phone, so those minor probs weren't a big deal.Note that since it's my first smart phone, I don't have much to compare it to as far as day-to-day use... though I have used my kids' and husband's smart phones on occasion.Pros:1.  The plugs are all standard, yay! Micro usb for battery charger and standard headset plug for headphones.  About time.2.  Battery cover easy to remove.  I had to really fight to remove the cover on my old phone.3.  Camera takes nice pics. Didn't think of how handy it would be to have a nice camera on a phone.4.  Call quality is usually quite good, speaker works well, and everything else seems pretty standard & intuitive.Cons:1.  Response time is slow.  After pressing a button on the touch screen, it takes a full second or two to react.  Seems like no big deal, right?  Well, when you are used to getting an immediate response you think "must not have pressed hard enough" so then you press again, and the cycle starts... by the time your finger actually hits the screen to press again, the screen has just switched so you've pressed something else. Then you try to press again, and here you are 3, 4, 5 touches later and you finally get to the screen or function you wanted to be at in the first place.2. Video camera.  The quality is xlnt, but you can NOT zoom DURING recording!  That is so strange. Even my old non-smart phone allowed me to zoom while recording.  If you want to zoom in, you have to exit the recording, set the zoom where you want it, then begin again.  The quality when zooming in is not so great, anyway. Since I can't use zoom, I use my husband's phone and record from that instead.3. The touch buttons on bottom (details, home, back, Genius) are ultra sensitive. I am constantly pressing the Genius button by accident. I don't like that button, don't use it, and wish there was a way to deactivate it, but from what I've researched you can't.4. This could be a defect in my particular phone: Sometimes, esp during a call or while dialing, the screen goes black (times out). I try to turn it back on, eg to end the call, and the instant my finger touches the screen it goes black again. I can do this repeatedly, say several times over about a 20 second period, and I cannot use the touch screen to hang up or do what I want.  Eventually the screen stays lit and I can finally hang up the call.  This has been frustrating, esp when I have accidentally pressed the button to call someone late at night when I was just trying to view their contact info, and I just can't end the call fast enough to not wake them up.5. As far as I know, you can't answer the phone any way except by sliding the screensaver via the touch screen.  If your fingers have a little water on them (I'm talking just a little damp - I wouldn't use my phone with wet hands!), the touch screen won't respond.  I've missed some important calls when my hands were not completely dry and I kept trying to slide the screen to answer.  I like that with my old phone I could open the keyboard to turn off the screensaver/answer the phone.6. No arrow button on the keyboard so you can move your cursor around.I found this VERY helpful on my last phone & had noticed other phones (like my husband's old iPhone) didn't have that feature. When editing a text message it can be challenging to get your cursor in the right spot so you can make corrections; having arrow buttons would help a lot! When I can't get the cursor exactly where I want by tapping the screen several times, I end up just using the backspace button & clearing a lot to start over.  I use my phone for texting more than anything else - lots of texts! -  so this is a problem for me.We all got the new phones recently, and all of us have issues (the other phones with probs are LG Double Play and Samsung Galaxy S).  The only one I like is my daughter's T-Mobile (HTC) MyTouch.  I would have purchased that instead except I wanted a slide out keyboard for texting instead of just touch screen.  The best part about her phone is the main buttons at bottom of screen (eg home, details, back) are not "touch screen" but actual buttons. Makes it hard to "press" by accident since you have to push down (lightly) rather than your finger just barely making contact with the screen, and the response to pressing those buttons on her phone is immediate.** UPDATE October 4, 2012:  Problems with my phone have gotten worse; like I stated above, it may be a defective one.  The delay after pressing buttons can be really long - up to a full minute sometimes. Then the cycle happens where you cant tell if it accepted your touch or not, so you keep pressing, then have to start all over when you end up in the wrong place. oy vey!The bigger issue, now, is when my screensaver is on. The way this phone is set up, there is a 911 emergency call button on the screen, allowing anyone to make an emergency call without having to enter the code to remove the screensaver. The problem is that the button gets easily pressed when it's in my purse or sitting next to someone or whatever.  **What's the point in having a screensaver feature that doesn't LOCK the keypad? ** And since there is even more delay when pressing any button, I cannot end the 911 call before it goes through; I've had to apologize to the 911 operators numerous times in the past couple months. Last night another 911 call was about to go through (it shows the 911 numbers there, ready to "send") and I pressed the "back" button numerous times to try to stop the call, but it went through anyway. Weird.The phone has also started turning off for no reason, with full battery, when it's just sitting on the table next to me.Took one more star off my rating. Time for a new phone.


GREAT PHONE! EVEN INCLUDES A  FRONT FACING CAMERA!

This is an awesome little phone. It feels and looks very high class. I love it! I'm coming from a Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant and haven't looked back yet. I have had a few problems with it restarting when memory gets bogged down. I also want to mention that this DOES HAVE A FRONT FACING CAMERA. I wanted to put that in the review because I didn't even notice it in the description when I was considering making a purchase. I found out about it after getting the phone and seeing a little pinhole above the screen to the right. I got curious and downloaded a mirror app from the OVI store. It worked! In the description it says "(secondary camera for video calls on compatible networks; VGA)" but that doesn't really stand out amongst everything else when your reading. The FFC is not high quality or anything but its pretty cool for the price of the phone. I'm pretty sure you can download Fring! from the OVI store and make video calls but I haven't had anyone to try it out with yet.


Terrible charger!

This is a terrible charger. The reason I bought this charger in the first place was to use it to charge my battery after the USB port was damaged on my phone. This charger does not work properly! The external battery charger does not work. It arrived without directions.


Absolutely gorgeous.

This case is exquisite. It's my second wooden case; I just can't get enough of them. A fair warning though: if you use screen protectors, wooden cases can become stuck to your phone. The only way to remove my previous case was to break it off. But it lasted for four months and survived many drops, though a few cracks did surface. But it's wood! That's expected.


FABULOUS FABULOUS FABULOUS

I was very hesitant in purchasing the GN after reading the stories about possible problems connecting to at&t. All i have to say is buy it already, im sure you were doing research on it. If you have a regular data plan with att, (not a prepaid plan) you will have no problems connecting the GN.I have an unlimited data plan for 4g phones, however, you will have to change your apn settings (the info is on one of the comments posted on amazon). I have successfully connected to HSPA+, talk, text and web working flawlessly. I highly recommend this phone to anybody that prefers the best. Watch out apple here comes the GN. The display us fabulous, the look and feel is fabulous, the entire phone/tab is fabulous. JUST ORDER IT, you wont regret it.


Excellent Case and Holster

After reading all of the reviews, I was kinda nervous about ordering this case.  However, I wasn't able to find too many other options that would accept the extended battery (which is necessary with the EVO) and the protection my EVO requires.  The case is rugged and very well built.  Not very easy to get off once you have it on, but it does consist of three different cases.  The clip is sturdy and has a great locking mechanism on the top.  I was nervous after reading the clip turns the screen on.  I have found, when the phone is in the clip, it does not activate the screen, but while putting the phone in the clip it does indeed turn the screen back on.  I haven't found this to be a problem.  I would agree the case is quite bulky, but after all, we are talking about a huge phone with a huge battery.  What can we really expect?  Therefore, I would highly recommend this product to my fellow EVO users.  Just don't be stupid like me....buy the Seidio Extended battery.  It comes with the battery cover you will need!  I bought a cheaper set and unable to put this case on with my battery cover.  Therefore, I had to purchase the Seidio extended battery.  :(  Lesson Learned!


Does the job, but lacks Dock Mode

Not bad. Does the primary function of charging both device and battery. However, as a frequent traveler I do miss the dock mode that makes the phone switch to Desk clock when docked. If it wasn't for that major flaw, I would have given it 5 stars.Oh yes. And also it won't fit the device with case. A nuisance but not an major bummer. So, disregard that saying on the product title/description.


Very happy with this case

There's a lot of conflicting information here.  Reviewer M.Webb is correct.  The photo included (with the case covering the gesture area) is not the correct photo of the product.  This case DOES NOT cover the gesture area of the phone.  The top (screen) portion of the case simply "frames" the front part of the phone w/o covering it.  It in no way prevents any functionality of the Pre.Besides this, the case has a nice feeling in the hand.  The phone is a lot less "slick" to hold on to.  It also looks quite attrative on the Pre and is not too bulky.


Sufficient

This spare battery charger does exactly what it says it does by providing a convenient method for charging your spare Galaxy SIII batteries.It falls short as a stand in two areas: 1) It won't work as a stand if you use a case. I use anOtterBox Commuter Series Hybrid Case for Samsung Galaxy S III - Atomicand it will not fit in the stand groove on the front of the charger. I imagine this is true for all but the smallest cases. 2) Even without a case, there is no locking mechanism for the stand and it tends to lean or sag if you don't get the phone in there just right. However, I didn't purchase this charger for the stand feature.I have no problem purchasing third party mobile phone accessories except when it comes to batteries. I've been burned too many times by cheap OEM knock-offs from shady sellers selling counterfeit or used batteries and for the battery alone this is worth it. The charger is a welcome bonus.


BEWARE, case is incomplete!!!!

The case seems great, but I found it kind of deceptive and was highly upset when I realized the clip was not included, as this was a Christmas present for my husband and I know he does not like to have to loop it on his belt. I cannot believe I am going to have to pay another $14.99 plus shipping for a piece that should have been a part of the case to begin with. To top it off, I just tried to order it, only to find it is out of stock -.-Had I known all this to begin with I would have never bothered ordering it, and would have found a different case for his new phone.


Excellent Product!

I really like this Body Armor iphone cover.  I think the materials are slightly different from that of the otter box cover, but compared to it as far as protection goes there is absolutely no difference.  The greatest thing about the Body Armor product is that it comes in a number of colors and has the same protection as other more expensive brands.  I definitely recommend this product.


LG Rumor Kit

I received the item on time. The kit did not work. I had to throw it away. It was put together correctly and the screen showed nothing but black.


Samsung SCH U370 Reality

A very good & an awesom phone. The guy i bought it from was generous enough to get this phone for me. The first time I was not able to get it activated so I returned the phone & it was replaced generously & now i am enjoying using the phone & still getting use to it & learning about it. I would recomend this phone to anybody that wants to get a cool phone.


Like it.

I love this case, it has a rubber inner sleave and a ridged plastic outer.  Fits snugly, rubber buttons protrude through outer sleeve, which I like but make it difficult to remove the phone for cleaning. I have noticed some dust getting in between rubber and phone, but no more than expected. The only problem I have had, is the top button tore off last time I tried to remove the phone from the cover. This was most likely due to a lack of attention, as i was using the button to remove it.  The fit is tight, but it needs to be. Maybe if the buttons were slightly thinner I would be less likely to break it.


BLOWN AWAY

This is the fanciest case I've ever owned. I got the brown color. I recommend it to anyone. The quality of this wallet case is a 10 out of 10 for me. It fits really well. I will definitely be purchasing from Spigen again. I bought to cases for my s5 & I think I will be using this one more often. It's a beautiful case.


Chinese Forgeries Abound!

The first thing I'll mention is the blatant lie in the product description. Unless Motorola has started packaging their batteries for "retail" in plain unmarked plastic bags, this item was most definitely NOT "Motorola Retail Packaged"Also the battery life in both my and my wife's SLVR is now LESS than it has been with the stock BC50 battery, which is marked as a 700mah, compared to the 820 or so of the BC60.This and the different font used on one of the warning on the new batteries themselves strongly leads me to believe that this Amazon reseller (webtreo sent us ours) is buying these from an illegal Chinese "cloner" and that Motorola has nothing to do with these batteries other than giving the forgers a target.


Good value for the price.

I tend to blow through styluses because my 2 year old twins like to use the "magic wands" on my iPad.  As with all styluses that I've tried, if the tip gets dirty or collects oils from fingertip use, the stylus starts to catch and drag.  I made this purchase because the quantity and price were right.  As for quality, you get what you pay for.  These aren't pen length (they're about 4" long) and have no weight to them whatsoever.


Not loud enough

I tested this at home by throwing it onto my couch, as you might with a set of keys, it slipped between the cushions. You couldn't hear the beep at all. I again tested it by leaving it on my night stand upstairs and going down stairs. The radar does give you an idea of how close you are but it isn't tight enough. The beep isn't loud enough to be of any use at all.


Quality issue

The noise cancellation function is very nice - seems to be as good as Bose's Quite Comfort.  However, the blue tooth function was broken after half an hour of usage.  It is on the way back to Amazon.


Nice Phone, Lil Flaws

this phone is great. im a 14 year old kid, and we all bout style, so when we have a small decent phone, its all good. Aim is a great feature, cause 99% of kids have it nowadays.. and yea, hte ring tones are bomb.. only drawback is that you cant preview the tones first.. great customization though.. the vibe/ring is really annoyting at times.. really annoying.. i thought it would be like the nokias, where it actually rang and vibrated.. but its all good, the sound quality is loud enough.. haha, get this phone, its the bomb!


For this class of stereo bluetooth headset, excellent

I picked up this set after searching for a wireless stereo headset.First I must start by saying that I am writing this review exclusively for this class of what I call "hybrid" headsets. Unlike the Jaybird bluebudX and plantronics backbeat, these are more "hybrid" bluetooth headsets rather than "standalone" units. I've decided to go for a "hybrid" as it is more affordable.I needed something that could connect to 2 devices, so I need not plug in and out my earphones all the time. My requirements would be cycling/gym from time to time, and for commuting in crowded trains. I'm not much of an audiophile but I do get agitated with poor quality headphones. The SBH20 and LG Tone+ were obvious contenders for my needs, but I thought the FM radio was a good addition when I run out of good tracks.The Pros:-Small and Light-Excellent battery life (Lasts me 2 days on moderate use)-Can choose to use own headsets-Multi-connectivity is about the most hassle-free I've ever tried (I have no NFC devices to test this, but I frequently have it connected to my iPhone 5 and Galaxy Note 8)The Okays:-FM reception is about average-Volume is about average-Stock headset sound quality is decently averageThe Cons:-It being more long-ish than the SBH20 means it's harder to find a good place to clip itOverall I am impressed with this little fella. Considering its class of headsets it shines.


Iphone cover

I bought this iphone cover for my wife. It has nice pink glittery surface, however the glitter sticks to her hand and face. She eventually took it off and used a soft cover instead. This cover is stylish and cheap. It is nice to use for a while to break the usual routine black or white color of your iphone. Shipping was fast. Recommend the product to my friends.


Excellent phone!!

I got this phone last weekend and I couldn't expect less from Nokia. I've had 3 Nokias before and every time I've switched models I don't have to worry about "new menus" or "the learning curve".  If you've owned one before, you will handle any Nokia in the future.The touchscreen works flawlessly, actually I didn't configure it.. just used it out of the box and no worries!I also wanted a slim/thin cellphone, just like my previous one (Nokia 6300) but with newer features such as touchscreen, wi-fi, among others... and I'm not dissapointed.  It is SLIGHTLY bigger than my previous 6300 but weighs almost the same as well... so, no big difference.After a while of using my phone I'll update this review.BTW: this one is a couple of dollars cheaper than the no-games version.BTW2:  I bought it unlocked, and it works out of the box even with SIM cards from other countries!


Counterfiet Item

I bought this from Amazon expecting to recieve a Mophie Juice Pack.  When it failed to work after three months, I returned it to Mophie as a warranty claim.  Mophie sent it back to me stating that this was a counterfiet product and they would not honor the warranty.  Amazon said to return it to them and they would issue a refund and investigate the counterfiet claim.  They issued a partial refund but charged a 20% restocking fee.  Beware of what you buy from Amazon, they are getting really cheap and starting to rip people off.