I love this phone!

I purchased the Blackberry Style as a replacement for the Blackberry Curve that I've had for two years. I think the Blackberry Style is amazing! It's so much faster than my old phone and I'm so happy to get rid of that track ball. The microphone on the Style is located on the front, rather than the bottom, so the party I call can hear my voice much more clearly (as attested by my mother). I love that I can connect via my own wifi network or to the Boost data network. That feature is probably standard on many smartphones, but my Curve didn't have that option. I'm crazy about flip- and slide-phones, so the Style's flip design suits me perfectly.I've read a few reviews where the user complained that there was only one convenience key. Personally, I like that there aren't a bunch of keys on the side. I was always pressing them on the Curve. The Style has only one convenience key and two volume keys on the right side. The ports for charging, ear buds and micro SD card (which was included) are on the left. While the camera is an improvement, its placement is unfortunate. It can be a bit awkward holding the phone while keeping your finger out of the viewfinder.Since I was upgrading from another Blackberry, I had the advantage of using the Blackberry Desktop Manager to configure many features for me. My email and Blackberry App World were migrated automatically, as well as my calendar, contacts and several apps that I use often. I was a little disappointed that a couple of apps wouldn't migrate due to OS 6 incompatibility, but I'll live without them (and maybe find better apps to replace them).I'm very pleased with my new Blackberry Style and I'll hopefully be using it for a long time to come.


Holds a Charge

I bought this battery to replace the original battery in my iPhone 5 because it wouldn't charge for more than 4 hours. It took a little while to get the battery in the mail, which is understandable as it came from over seas, the product did arrive within the time frame that was promised when ordered.  The battery did not come with the tool kit needed to do it yourself, but I was able to order one off of amazon for four dollars. You will defiantly need the tool kit as the screws are super small and not standard along with a very sturdy suction cup. Once the battery was replaced, a line of bars appeared in the center of my screen, oh no . . . epic fail? At first I was worried, but this was the result of a loose connection at the top and was easily fixed by taking the battery back out and tightly securing a new connection. Then, the 'bar line" was no longer there & the phone operated as good as new holding a charge for a full 8-10 hours. I have had the replacement part in my phone for 2-3 weeks now and it is still operating at peak capacity, I have no problems with obtaining a charge or holding one. This was a good purchase because the iPhone is working just as it did before the battery replacement, and I didn't have to shell out a ton of money to maintain my Apple product through the manufacturer. Yes, SCORE!


A good phone for the basic user

When I decided to switch from Virgin Mobile to prepaid T-Mobile, my phone choices were a bit limited, because I didn't want to spend a lot of money for the phone.  There were only a few in the $200-250 range.  I looked at the LG L9, but it was too big for my front pocket.  I also liked that this F3 had a bit of a faster processor, LTE capability, and that big battery, so I decided on this F3 and I am, for the most part, pleased with it for what I paid.I have had this phone for 3 weeks now and I actually gone 2 days on a battery charge a few times.  If I am at 60% or so at bedtime, I will keep the phone off the charger until it gets down to around 30%, and then charge it.  Sometimes, if the usage has been light, it can hold out until the 2nd night.  The screen is good, the processor, being a dual-core 1.2 GHz, is okay for light gaming, and LG gives you a lot of ways to customize, with different themes, fonts, lock screens, etc.  Of course, the phone does have drawbacks, you couldn't get a budget phone that had everything perfect, right?  :)There are a couple of little things...speaker is weak, and I sometimes cannot hear it in the next room.  I wish the front camera was a little better.  But what really concerns me is that it has a small amount of storage.  I am glad that I have a Kindle Fire 2nd gen that I use for most things, and therefore I keep just a few apps and games on this phone.  The good thing is, with the Android 4.1.2, I am fine with the stock launcher, messaging app, camera app, etc.  So, for me there is no need to use up the small amount of storage I have by installing 3rd party apps, something I had to do in the past if I wanted increased functionality.  Still, even with that, right now, I have about 432 Mb available...not very much, I know.  It does have a micro SD slot for music, videos, etc., but the changes to Android with the Jellybean version prevent you from storing apps on the SD card...something I could do on my old Gingerbread phone.  I have been thinking about rooting the phone to get around this, but I have never done it before and I keep reading about the possibility of bricking the phone.  So for now, I am trying to be conservative about what I install on the phone.The LTE coverage where I am is very fast.  I tested that at the T-Mobile store before I bought this phone, and it does not disappoint.  I am currently on the $60 plan, where you get 2.5 Gb of high speed 4G (LTE if it is in your area), and then the phone drops down to 2G until the next month starts.  (As an aside, the 2G is actually faster than the supposed 3G that I had with Virgin Mobile, so for the most part, I am very much happy with the 2G!)  Three weeks into my plan, and I have only used 1.7 Gb of the 2.5 allotted to me.All in all, this is a good phone with lots of functionality if you are okay with the storage limitation.  I would recommend it to a casual user who likes to play a simple game now and then, perhaps would use the camera for the quick shot now and then, but who is more concerned with the actual phone and messaging aspects.


Good...BUT

This is a great phone with a lot of power and speed. This is suppose to be the best android phone on the market. If you really compare it with the other smartphones out there... there just as good but for less. For example i have the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and the phone works just as good for half the list price. Why would you pay for a $599.99 phone list price (%59.99 2 year contract), when you can get an unlocked smartphone for $349.99. It comes unlocked (which means you can take it to any carrier if you did not know), 16gb of storage, a 4 inch screen AND the best part it comes with the latest version of Android; which is 4.2.1 Jelly Bean. Why pay for more when you can get the same for less. Keep looking before you buy the popular phones. :)


good phone

My daughter got this to replace her old cell phone. Very easy to use,battery life it real good(so far) textting is easy this the keyboard, She tells me its a dumb smartphone and the price was good. The only thing she said she didn't like was the alarm clock set up but it is loud enough to wake to.


GREAT BUY

I bought this phone when it was on sale over the winter break. The phone I had before this was a Samsung Galaxy II that had "technical issues" for the 2nd time since I had the phone (less than a yr) I read every review I could find on every site for the LG Optimus F7. The price of the phone on Amazon was a deal breaker! Since I've had the phone, I haven't had many big issues. Everyone says its fast and it isn't slow but I feel it could be faster. I love the big screen, I'm able to see Iphone emojis! && I'm able to use my Swype! The battery life is awesome (this is a BIG PRO for me bcus I am always using my phone) If you have the money I'd say go with the LG Optimus G2, my bf has it, its awesome, but if your on a budget go with the F7...it's great so far.One con would be that it sometimes freezes on one screen. It's easily fixed by waiting, or turning off the phone.


Do purchase

The screen is very sensitive the smallest bump and it will shatter once screen crack because screen is LCD liquid will no longer be able to operate phone. Only had it a week and a half now in order to fix it they want 200 to 300 for screen


Cheap copy of another car kit.

Arrived as pictured but I should have taken a closer look. This is a cheap Chinese knockoff of another robot car kit. First, the motors require wires to be soldered to the terminals on the motors. Second, there's no instruction guidance as to where things mount but easily figured out. Third, the wheels have cheap treads. Fourth, the motors don't run at the same speed which I will have to try and adjust thru the program. This makes my robot spin around instead of going straight. Fifth and last, the motors attach to the plastic board with tie strips so they remain loose. I will probably use hot glue to keep them firmly to the base. Hope this helps.


Worked great for a day or two.

They seems to loose the stickiness fast. I know you're supposed to be able to wash them and it comes back. I haven't tried it yet maybe that will help them work again but I don't want to have to wash them every other day. They were cheap enough and the order came fast but I wouldn't buy them again. I got a similar product to this as a promo product for a dinner I attended a few years ago and that one stayed sticky a lot longer.


It is beautiful except the screen resolution

It looks cute and pretty and my wife likes it very much.But from a technical person's view, the screen resolution is really not good enough. But comparing the price, it is acceptable.I think it is a pretty good cell phone for cute ladies.


Good Product!

Sound quality is excellent.Materials look really fine.Only one aspect: size of the earphones is a little big, and perhaps little ears could feel it as a problem.Advisable to match a good HTC phone.


Y'know...I happen to like Tracfone

Unless you need a $40+ a month plan, Tracfone does it fine for me.This phone came with the bonus "double minutes for life" and a rebate. I buy the 1 year plan, the minutes roll over and it all works just fine. The phone itself is quite fine. Compact, nice screen plenty of usable features but it's probably too basic and even laughable for the iPhone crowd. But I just need a phone, not a lifestyle statement.I do the math and I am spending about $9 a month and I still don't use all the minutes I get. Thumbs up.


a nice quality low profile case for the gs4.

purchased this for my mother when we got new phones.  it fits great, looks great(though the frost white doesnt quite pop against her white gs4), has a great grip to it and doesnt let the phone slide about to much.  the flexible material means it will absorb a good amount of energy from a bump or drop as well.  i-blason makes very good products.the only real complaint is that it began to yellow in the 6 months she used it.  i dont know if this is natural to plastic, or perhaps something it picked up since she smokes and is constantly using lotion on her hands.


Good price, cheap looking

I purchased the slim case after I read all the good reviews written on behalf of Anker. Apparently those reviewers had received additional extras like a screen protector etc, that are NOT included when you purchase the Ultra Slim Case. So, I was a bit disappointed when nothing else than the case arrived since I was expecting a screen protector as well. The case itself is fine, very slim, not bulky at all. It looks a bit plasticky though. I'm not sure how well it would protect my phone if it falls down, there's no cushioning at all.  The price is excellent, actually you can't do wrong buying it. But I will look out for another case as soon as there are more options for 5c phones on the market.Update several weeks later:Anker's customer service is awesome! They felt bad about the confusion caused by the reviews and the listing variation and provided the screen protector. I have never seen a customer service that cares so much about the customer's satisfaction.Regarding the Ultra Slim Case which I have in use for a couple of weeks now, I can only say it still protects my phone 100%, nothing went loose nor wobbly. It's functional and apparently very well manufactured. For its durability I give five stars.


Poor Quality

IT did look great when I started to use it initially but within a week the chrome hole cover and associated metallic lining started falling/snapping off. Seems to be inferior quality so returned to Amazon!


A dumb phone - Love it!

A phone that does nothing but make phone calls. This is exactly what I've been looking for. No more expensive data plans. No more distracting text messages. Simplicity! The over all design is elegantly simple and a real conversation starter amongst the iphone crowd.I would give the phone a 5 star rating, but the side buttons are somewhat poorly designed. There are two three position switches that are very stiff. You can not slide they from one extreme to the other without first stopping at the middle position for a few seconds. Because of the stiffness of the switches, this is difficult to do. I expect that these switches will become less stiff with more use.


multi functional

Listening to music or sermon and charging my ipod touch at the same time seems impossible but with this item its just easy and very possible. The quality is very good and I believe its highly durable too.


Wrist watch a hit!

I purchased this for my boyfriend for christmas and it is a very handsome watch. The sound is crystal clear and even when not held to his mouth you could hear it very clearly. He was very pleased with his gift. It seems to match up well with his cell phone and has proven to be of decent quality and very useful. I would recommend this. It is a very large faced watch as a side note.


One star so you will read.

This phone is awesome and the straight talk plan is so far awesome too.  That being said the battery life is kinda lame especially if you find yourself in a location with no signal.  When phones try to locate signals they gobble up battery life.  So I'm looking for some extra batteries.The phone itself is very good.  I purchased from walmart for $189.  I've also created a quick tutorial on youtube if you want to know where to get the usb driver and set it up for debugging in eclipse.  Just search ytube for goofyfoot2001


Eye catching ....but doesn't stay together

After a very long wait on delivery I found that the case did not fit properly. The lower portion seemed to not create enough tension with the top piece  when putting them together causing it to not stay on and fall off.The case is stunning in appearance and good price but if it doesn't fit then it doesn't matter how good it looks or the price.Update 01/09/13...after contacting the supplier about the issue with not staying together, they have agreed to replace the defective case and have shown to be very responsive.


Excellent case

This case fit the iPhone 5c perfectly. The water proof feature is great and you can easily access the port for charging.


It doesn't get better than this.

I'm as fan and happy user of ThinkOutside's earlier Bluetooth keyboard. It has shortcomings, such as no row of dedicated number keys and a somewhat cramped layout for large fingers. But it really did the job within those limitations.But this new model, the Sierra, simply has no equal. It is a full-sized, five-row keyboard that folds into a small, highly portable package. (A nice little carrying case is included.)Truly this keyboard unleashes the full potential of PDAs an smartphones as productivity tools. While other portable keyboards with their cramped layouts are suitable for typing short e-mails and memos, the Stowaway Sierra is comfortable enough to allow for hours of typing,though of course, you might impair your vision first with the small screens of many PDAs and smartphones.There is a dedicated row of number keys (yea!) with function keys accessible as well.Key spacing is easily the equivalent of full-sized keyboards and the responsiveness is nice. Relatively short, but definite keystroke throws; a nice tactile response to each key, which is wonderful for fast typists. In my Sierra, there is a slight bow in the center of the four-segment keyboard. It doesn't interfere with my typing and I suspect it might be something that goes away over time.The Sierra can also be put to effective use with laptops that have less than full-sized keyboards. The Sierra is a lot more comfortbable than the keyboards I've used on some laptops. Even if the latop doesn't have built-in connectivity, it can be added with a USB Bluetooth adapter costing a few dollars.Another nice point is that you can download the drivers for your device directly from the ThinkOutside web site. Not a big deal, but a nice touch.A single AAA cell powers the unit. The specs say a battery will last two months, but I'd suggest always carrying as spare.Negatives? Not to me, but some people might consider the very shiny chrome exterior to be a real negative. It picks up fingerprints instantly. ThinkOutside has obviously heard and responded to the complaints engendered by this finish: they include a small micro-fibre cloth to wipe down the exterior surfaces. While the chrome finish doesn't bother me, I do think it is kind of a dumb design decision, probably influenced by Apple's equally brainless use of chrome finish on some iPod models. Not a big deal for me, but some people will probably get stressed about this.The other posible negative for some is the fact the keyboard does not form a rigid unit when the sections are put together. You don't notice this when the keyboard sits on a solid surface. But if you place the keyboard on your legs, there is a definite bowing as you type which some might find very disturbing. Putting a legal pad or magazine under the keyboard limits this bowing.Overall, the ThinkOutside Stowaway Sierra Bluetooth keyboard is simply the finest folding, portable keyboard ever made. I will not be leaving home without it.Jerry


The best android!

I've had this phone for more than 3 months now - moved up from Nexus One. The phone is really good:Pros:1) Faster processor. Clear difference visible in scrolling, animations etc2) Good battery life. With all radios on (3G/Wifi + Bluetooth + Phone network), frequent refreshes to gmail/facebook/news gadget and automatic brighntess setting it easily lasts 1 day on normal usage.3) Sturdy build. Though the back has a bit flex, it actually is very sturdy. Dropped mine many times on hard floors, a couple of slight scratches is what is has got.4) Better Camera....still not very good though.5) Bigger screen is much betterCons:1) No Notification light :(2) Some Android bugs - screen unresponsiveness, Contact sync issue etc. They occur very rarely though!


Best deal!

The delivery was faster than I expected for a 3 dollar shipping charge. The protective cover snaps on and stays on with no loose ends, I know this because it took more effort taking the cover back off than putting it on. The screen protector is better than what I expected for the price, I improperly align the screen protector 4-5 times, about the 4th time the adhesive was malformed and I had lint and other stuff on it but I sprayed an LCD cleaning solution to the adhesive side and scrubbed the junk off with the cloth they provided, the lint and small artifacts came right off, the cloth and LCD cleaning solution reformed the adhesive layers instead of removing the adhesive to my surprise so it all went well. The case is closed by magnets sewn inside of the material. I guess if you want the pouch to me more secure you can add some velcro or put on whatever creative stuff you come up with. My Rumor Touch with the protective cover fits in the case very snug so even if the case magnetic flap closure opens up if I come in contact with a metal surface, the cell phone should still stay put since it does take a bit of force to push the phone up out of the pouch with two fingers from the bottom hole in the case. This unit is all black so, you can pretty much add any of your own art designs on it and it will stand out from the black background. The car charger specs is a universal one for micro USB plugs, it has an IC chip built into it to switch from 600 mah to 1100 mah charging rates. Basically this means, it can charge/operate any other phone or GPS unit using a micro USB plug. The charger alone is worth the price of the whole package. The cover like all rubberized hard plastic covers, the rubber will eventually come off. You can go to any auto parts store or even here on amazon and order/buy a can of "plastic dip" to rubberize it again make sure you pick the color you want. Make the color yellow or maybe even blaze orange if you tend to misplace your cell phone often. Easier to see those colors.


Very Satisfied

I recently purchased this Sharkk bluetooth boombox and have it set up in my kitchen for when I'm cooking/cleaning. I set it up very quickly, it was a breeze to pair with my phone, and the sound quality is very good. Sound quality on bluetooth used to be very poor, but this is an example of how much it has improved.Some of the other reviewers complain about the sound when turning the boombox on and off, but this is not something that bothers me at all. I use it to play music, so I don't care if it's going to make a little noise when starting up. It almost makes you feel like you've just booted up your spaceship and am ready to take off into the universe of vibrant tunes.While I can't compare this to similar items with much higher prices, I can't imagine that the sound is that much different. Likely the biggest sound bottleneck that I'm ever going to have when playing through my phone is the quality of the music that I'm streaming, and not the potential of this boombox. For the price, this is an excellent buy.As a bonus, this comes with an AC adapter to plug right into the wall, which seems rare for similarly priced bluetooth speakers.


the other guy is wrong it works perfect with the htc"One"

The usb connector the other guy said was backwords obviously doesn't have the new HTC One M7 because its reversed intentionally for the One.If you have a One S / V / Plus this will not work for you... it's in the description.I deducted one star because it ships with a really cheap usb cable. (use the one that come with your One)


great!!

great phone, nice audio, the cam is awesome! nice aplications, anyway nothing to complain! really great phone.


love it

I absolutely love this case. Its definitely unique and I love love love the bow it so cute.  I love how the case is textured. Very girlie ♡


What You Should Know Before You Buy! (Updated)

Please note, this review is now a "Amazon Verified Purchase" because my wife liked this so much that she purchased one as a Christmas gift for her brother.  He called and said it was great.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I was provided an Abco Tech Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Shower Speaker for testing and review and was asked only to give my honest review, so this is what I found.What You Should Know Before You Buy:♦ This speaker looks fun with a nice design and vibrant colors (I got a blue one).♦ It sounds great and produces a high enough volume so you have no problem hearing it clearly in the shower.♦ Has basic controls on the unit to play/pause, adjust volume and skip forward and backwards in your song list.♦ Suction cup worked on glass and wall tiles in my walk-in shower.♦ It has a rechargeable battery that charges with a proprietary USB cable (included) that could be a problem if lost or broken.Detailed Review:♦ Look - The product came in a circular plastic display box that showed the product right through the packaging.  Inside the box was the speaker, a proprietary USB charging cable and an instruction manual.  The speaker looks cool and had a nice blue color.  It has rubberized buttons and a rubber cover that closes off the charging port.  On the front, it has a circular grouping of buttons that has a play/pause button, two combined FF/RW and volume buttons, a power button and a speakerphone button with microphone.  On the back there are holes for the speaker and a large suction cup.  It looks like it is built well.♦ Use and Performance - I plugged in the included USB charging cable into the unit and into my computer to give it an initial charge before testing it out.  Once the speaker was charged, I easily paired it to my iPhone 5 a did a variety of tests to try it out.Test #1 (Sound Quality Test) - At my desk, I tried out a variety of music from some Disney kids songs to some Pop Music to Excision Bass Heavy Dubstep (the Destroid album), and the speaker performed very well.  It reached pretty high volumes while still maintaining clarity.  It sounded really good overall for a single speaker setup that is focused on being a shower speaker, not a HiFi speaker.Test #2 (Shower Test) - I then tried it out in the shower.  I started playing a playlist on my phone and left it on the counter about six feet away from the shower.  You have to get the music going on your device first because you can only really do pause/play and skip songs backwards and forwards.  Best bet is to use a playlist or shuffle several songs. In the shower, the sound was really good.  It got very loud at times, so much so, that I had to turn it down by holding down the RW button (which controls volume also).  The controls were great for moving between songs and adjusting the volume.  During my shower, I moved the speaker from the glass walls to various place on wall tile that had minimal texture to it and the suction cup stuck very firmly in all cases.  I then had my wife take my phone out of the bathroom and walk it across the house.  It stayed connected until it got very far away all the way to my office.  I would say it had at least a 20 foot range through several walls.  Plenty of range if you want to leave your phone outside of the bathroom and away from all that humidity.Conclusion:Overall, this was a great little shower speaker.  It sounded great and had great range.  It had nice controls and was fun.  I told my Wife that this would be great for the kids to listen to songs while they were taking their bath at night, and I think she got a little jealous.  I think she wants one for our shower.  Looks like I might have to pick up a second one.  If you are looking for a fun shower speaker that sounds good and works well, this one is a great choice. Highly Recommended!


Fast delivery and it works perfectly

It came before expected date!  It works with my iphone5 and works perfectly with car lighter outlet! It's a great charger and very affordable! Better than paying 50 bucks


Dead on arrival

The micro-usb dongle had a loose connection in the plastic casing and I was unable to make a consistent connection. I'm sure it was a fluke, but they want me to pay return shipping and there wasn't a exchange option because it's a third party seller.


Better than expected

I love it and hate it at the same time!  Love the convenience and the style.  Hate that if I lose it, I lose a lot.  There is no real way to fit cash in to this case.  That was one thing I hadn't considered, but it's a minor issue.  I already had a money clip lying around and I kind of like reaching in my pocket and feeling my cash.I was concerned about quality because this is much less expensive than "book-book".  It is top notch though.  I'm very pleased, I've already had several compliments and jealous droid owners giving me the stink eye.


Great paperweight,

This product worked well at first. One day after amazons replacement/return period ended. It blew a speaker. You can hear its blown by the rattle like sound it spews out. Looks like I have a fancy paperweight now. Do not recommend. Get something with a better warranty. Jawbones warranties suck.


I am torn about this phone

It is a BEAUTIFUL phone. Unarguably the best crafted phone there is. Who wants to pay hundred of dollars for a plastic phone. The screen has a matte finish and its just gorgeous. Technically, it is on par with the latest and greatest on the market so do not  worry about technical specs this phone has it all.The only technical complaints I have about this phone is that the width is too small. It could use .25 or .5 inch more on width for comfort of viewing. I don't need my thumb to be able to reach 97% of the screen. What for? I use my smart phone with 2 hands most of the time. One hand when i just wake up and am too lazy to move. Looking at the screen hurts my eyes because its so small, although gorgeous. I just wish watching netflix videos on it didn't make me squint and that when i flip my phone on it's side that there is actually room on the screen for the keyboard and to see what you are typing.Another complaint is the battery. I wake up at 8am and take the phone off the charger. By 2pm, I have made 20min in phone calls, checked email every half hour, and used apps for about 30minutes and am down to 20% battery. If I leave the phone on standby it seems like it could go 2 days without a charge, but when you are taking it off standby every 20min to check a message or an app, you won't go half a day on it... which doesn't make sense to me. The battery should be enough to get you through the day. Not to mention the battery has limited charges until it degrades, so when the battery is only holding an 80% charge you will really feel it then and be so sorry because Apple charges $80 for a new battery which is NOT covered by the phone's $200 extended warranty.It is a great phone, probably the best on the market, but let's be real. The 2 facts stated above make the phone less than perfect, but iOS is it's tragic downfall. It is not just a matter of getting used to iOS, it is a matter of accepting Apple's ludicrous policies. Get ready to NOT experience technology as iOS blocks you from accessing more than half of it.Sitting with your best friend trying out ringtones? Want to share one with her because you both found it hilarious and want to set it for each others contacts? Well, just go kill yourself cause that will never happen. YOU CANNOT SEND AUDIO FILES THROUGH TEXT, or any other way from the iPhone whatsoever. I wanted to share a couple ringtones with my Mom and cousin who also has an iPhone. Nope. Not going to happen. Your friend and your mom and your cousin will just have to buy the $2 app and download the ringtone for themselves and then upload it to iTunes on your pc via USB, put it on a ringtone folder, sync it back to your phone because enabling the ringtone is a whole big complicated process. YOU CANNOT SIMPLY SELECT THE FILE AND SET AS RING TONE. Meanwhile you just duplicated your music library so both your computer and iPhone has maxed out their storage and now you need to spend hours on end cleaning it up because it was not intelligent enough to sync your material without duplicating it 5 times.You need a credit card for iTunes, or a prepaid card with unlimited funds because every time you download an application, whether it be free or already purchased, the App will send a $1 authorization charge to your credit card and if you don't have money on it then you are disabled from downloading any free apps or from accessing previously purchased apps. Basically you are locked out of the App market, which makes up for most of the smartphone experience so the fact that you potentially will not be able to access it is ludicrous.Wow, I really paid more for less? I am so angry at myself for buying into the hype and want to return it and get my Android back. Using the iPhone makes me feel like I am playing right into a Fortune 500 companies pocket rather than getting the experience I deserve to get after spending so much on a device. It is rather insulting, my intelligence and bank accounts are insulted by Apple. I will return it and go with Android which does not infuriate me like iOS does... it only annoys me at times by various minor instabilities, but at least THAT I can live with.One more important issue.  I have not been getting any 3g service on my phone at all. Sprint says their service is working perfectly. Apple confirms it is a perfectly good phone. After hours of technical support and exchanging the phone I seem to be the ONLY PERSON WITH THIS PROBLEM. Neither Apple, nor Sprint, claim to have had any other complaints about this. I seem to be the only one. I guess god just hates me huh? Or one of the companies are lieing.One last thought... with Apple's extended care, you pay $100 into it, and then $50 per replacement you get up to 2 replacements. So $200 for 2 phones. If you can sell them for more than $100, and you can even with a bad esn, then you have made a profit. Even used and old iPhones retain alot of value. Potentially making your 1st phone free.


Very practical Fone

My 92 year old Mom thinks this is a great phone.., she can hear comfortably with its volume levels and because we set-up the phonebook for her, with one touch she calls whom she wants. Simple is best for her and this phone was well thought out for older folks with less than great vision and hearing. The easily understood 'Yes/No' function buttons are perfect...If someone needs a basic phone with no clever functions or buttons, this is ideal, you can't go wrong...


Works great, easy to apply!

I love this. It's like there isn't even a screen protector on it! Easy to install, and great instructions. 5/5!


Underrated!

I've been shopping online for at least a decade. I have rarely bothered to write a review for a product but instead rely on reviews for nearly every single purchase I make. This is my first pair of headphones that cost more than $20, and I got them for a major steal on eBay, brand new. However, I used amazon reviews to make my decision and would like to help out the community with an unbiased review. This will be a long review, and I'm going to try and sum up actual daily usage so people can get a good idea of what to expect since these are expensive.I've used these on a daily basis, on either an NYC Train, Bus, and walking around Manhattan and other boroughs for the noisiest parts of this review. All I can say is that the Noise canceling gets the job done. No matter where I am, I feel cut off from the outside world. If you put on the Noise canceling while standing next to a loud air conditioner or fan, I would say the sound heard by that object drops by roughly 70%. Once music is on, the music is all I hear. I don't know if it just drowns out the sound or somehow the microphones can distinguish from the music and outside noise, but to me not hearing anything on the subway is great. New Yorkers - I'm talking about when the subway starts grinding and shrieking when it makes a turn or hits that same part of the track on the daily commute where the volume of noise doubles or triples because the track is so old. I don't hear any of it. Also, I watch TV shows on my phone while commuting and that is probably the only time where the noise cancellation  may feel slightly disappointing. It is still easy to listen and you won't miss anything, but you start to hear some of the deeper loud sounds such as truck engines when watching TV and there is no chat/background music in a scene. All of my friends who have tried the headphones love them and want a pair.The bluetooth is reliable and effective. I have an HTC Evo, desktop running vista (too lazy to upgrade to 7), and PS3 for bluetooth activity. I bought the amazon recommended Io bluetooth usb for like $10 give or take, and I think it was worth it. If I turn on the bluetooth, my computer automatically detects it, as does my phone, every time since I paired it the first time. On my phone there is a slight out-of-sync audio (half a second to one second) when watching Tv shows and the audio is slightly behind. This is more likely a limitation of my phone (which does not occur with wired listening), because I do not have this problem while watching video from the pc. I VERY rarely, maybe once every few uses, hear a skip or stutter with tbe BT for a second. If you are a perfectionist that might be disappointing, but I can't imagine it actually bothering anybody because it is so short and infrequent, but I just want to set proper expectations.As a student, noise bothers me while studying. I've kept the headphones on with the noise cancellation just to quiet down the surroundings in the school library or sometimes around the house. It is true that there is a slight hiss, kind of like when your ears are ringing but nowhere near as loud. Even though you can hear some sounds from something right in front of you, it feels far away. It may be a personal thing, but it really helps me focus on my work without being distracted.For hands free talking.. it works well. Call quality? Voice quality? My friends didn't know I was on a headset when using it, and I heard everything clearly. With NC on you can hear more in noisy situations than with probably any other hands free solution because they are typically cheap with a mic and don't block any outside noise.I love the rechargeable battery, and it is yet to die on me while always having NC and BT on. I charge every two days when actively using them during the week. Micro USB would be good for charging as someone else mentioned instead of Nokia proprietary, but it hasn't come to the point where I've actually needed it because I couldn't get to my regular charger in time. The design feels sturdy and of premium build like they have been made to last. You can visibly (on the interior) see small screws to unscrew the earpieces, so if the headband breaks it may be possible to get a replacement piece from Nokia, although that is not something I have researched. The ear cushions are comfortable and again feel like they are of high quality. I've worn these for 3 hours at a time and felt uncomfortable once or twice, but after taking them off for a minute and putting them back on there was no problem. There is a huge range in which you can place these on your ear, including horizontal and vertical axis for the ear cushions alone, with height for the headband. The functional keys on the right side are convenient when you have a playlist and know what song is coming, just don't care, or for a quick pause  and I can leave my phone in my pocket. The bass boost has a good presence and it isn't weak like I expected it to be as opposed to earphones. I'm nowhere near an audiophile but I do feel like I can hear a large difference in sound quality versus a $1-$20 pair of headphones or the well known apple whites. The carrying case is very durable and comes with a smaller case which fits inside for a plethora of cables Nokia provides you with. Since I'm a student, I keep the case in my backpack and when I'm not using them throughout the day I just put them in the case. If you are frequently on the go and in on/off scenarios for listening to music they fit comfortably around your neck. It may be inconvenient to put them away/take them out on a regular basis, but by doing so and factoring in build quality, it appears like they will last years.The downside - I have yet to wear these at the gym or running. The ear cushions are very comfortable, and to be quite honest, I'm afraid to get any excessive sweat on them while working out because they seem somewhat absorbent and I don't want to mess up the internals or the cushions. Also, while fine for regular walking, I'm pretty sure they would fall off while running.Side note - A friend of mine just got Shure SE 535's... for $400 (retail 499 but on sale) and when researching what to get all I could hear was sound quality this and that. I listened to the same songs with both pairs, and I couldn't hear $200-$300 dollars worth of difference, and then theres $50 replacement cables. Everybody knows its always the wires that cause the problem.. one ear stops working, that is how it always starts. $50 to replace them after paying 400-500 for em? Pretty steep in my opinion, but it is for a different class of listener. Granted they were louder, had better bass, and had a much cleaner sound, but it isn't earth shattering or a "whole new world" as some people describe it as, unless you are really into that sort of thing. But then when does it stop? You could get even better sound quality at $1000, or $2000 etc. but it really is diminishing returns. For $180 you get extremely efficient BT, good noise cancellation, a hands free headset, and a pretty high end build/package.While there are negative aspects I mentioned, the benefits greatly outweigh any negative factors in my opinion. What it really boils down to is personal preference. Right now, there aren't BT headsets with 100% NC and insanely good audio quality (as far as I could find recently). My friend loves his Shure SE 535's and I agree that they sound great, but the convenience of BT was a large factor for me as well as price.  All I can do is help someone decide if this set fits in with their price expectations for the features they are looking for. I really hope this review has helped with that!


Fair

This case is really not worth the money I spend on it. I wish I would have purchases a more reputable Iphone cover.


fine

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Great Designer Bluetooth Headset

This is a pricely headset but well worth it. A sleek design, very small and unobtrusive. It works well with my Treo 650.


Really Like this case for quality!

This case seems to be very high quality, snaps on the back of the phone and covers all four corners, but leaves the top and bottom showing the edge of the real phone - I like this because you still get to appreciate the slim nice style of this phone without a bulky case covering the whole thing up, but you still get good protection if it is dropped. Only annoying thing is that this is described as purple and turns out to be a more magenta/deep pink color...which is still nice but not what I thought from the picture.


Great for running, very easy to use.

I run about 4-5 times a week and before I bought this armband, I was using my iphone in my pocket.  I use a GPS app to track my runs so I need to have my phone with me.  I was getting tired of having to pull my phone out of my pocket to see my progress as I ran.  I looked into other armbands, but I figured to just get the lifeproof one because I already have the case on my phone.  It's already waterproof so no sense I get an armband that forced me to stick it into a plastic holder.  The locking mechanism is very sturdy and strong. I have confidence that my phone will not fall out even on my longer runs.  It does start to slip a bit when I start to get sweaty, but I think this might be the norm.  I could make it a little tighter, but I also don't want to cutoff circulation to my arm.  Overall the product is well built and I would recommend this to others.I believe this armband is adjustable from 10" all the way up to 15.2".  My arm is a little over 15" so it fits nicely on me.


Great Armband that keeps your device dry yet usable while you exercise!

The Minisuit Sporty Armband is perfect for those looking for an armband that stays on while exercising and keeps your device from getting damp through sweat. It works with the iPhone 5, 5C, 5S, and iPod 5g (I tested with all of these). It also works with slim cases on all of these devices, so needless to say it will fit your iPhone or iPod.It comes with two different loops on the band for different size arms. The headphone jack opening is a decent size and allows me to plug in my headphones into my phone through the armband. The armband also features a key holder, which I found works great for storing my key and a few dollar bills, just to keep on hand. I was also able to keep my building keycard and license ID in the back of the armband behind my phone.Let’s start with how well it fits. The armband fit very well on my arm, and most importantly stayed on and stayed snug throughout the week I’ve been using it to exercise. Other armbands I’ve used in the past would fall off, or would become loose and would start moving on my arm, which gets very frustrating while jogging. You can tell that this armband is very high quality and very well made, because it stays on. It’s also very comfortable; after about 10 minutes, I didn’t even notice I had it on.The armband is also great at keeping your device dry while using it at the gym. I sweat a lot during my workouts, so the fact that it keeps my phone dry was a must for me when using an armband. The armband itself is made of a neoprene material, which means it dries very quickly. To clean it, all I had to do was use soap in water. In under 20 minutes, It was dry - amazing! I also accidentally spilled water on it during one of my workouts, and for a second I was scared that my phone would’ve gotten wet. However, the armband held up, and kept my device perfectly dry. I wouldn’t suggest swimming with this armband on, as the back portion where you stick your phone in technically is slightly open, but it’s good to know that it can withstand a little water thrown on it.I think my favorite feature of this armband is that I can use my iPhone through the clear plastic, which is absolutely great to be able to change a song, or answer a quick text. In my tests, it worked perfectly, as if there was nothing in between the phone and my finger.Overall, the Minisuit Armband is the best armband I’ve used, and in using it, I’ve convinced my buddies at the gym to get one as well. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for an armband to use while exercising!Please let me know if you have any questions by commenting below, or contact me through my profile.


This case makes other iPhone 5s users jealous

The gold aluminum Elago bumper is absolutely beautiful in coordination with my gold iPhone 5s. Phone safety is very important to me as is aesthetic and this case exceeds both. The case snaps onto the front and back of the phone, I'm usually hesitant towards bumpers but this provides a thick lip on both the back and the front of the case. The design is absolutely beautiful, the edges match the brushed gold of the gold iPhone aluminum. The case also has a border of shiny aluminum that matches the gold shine around the home button. Finally the subtle hint of blue on the case is the cherry on top. All of the details on this case pair up with the iPhone 5s to make a beautiful piece of technology I have not been able to take my eyes off of since assembled. Thank you Elago for making everything I've wanted in a phone case while maintaining affordability. SO HAPPY!


Perfect case for Anker 6400mAh extended battery with case.

I bought this one with the intention of just giving it a try because of so many negative customers comments. In my case, it is the opposite. I bought Anker 6400mAh extended battery with case and this TPU case is a perfect fit. All the holes are cut just right. Cannot be happier.


Horrible quality!

Although I must admit this is one of the cutest earphone jack plugs I've seen here on amazon, DO NOT BUY! It literally fell apart 2 days after I received it!


one and out

this is my first android phone, do I like it?............NO  The battery life is brutal and it really is too big, when I reach to answer a call I'm always hitting the volume or screen button, it's good for watching videos but I rarely ever do. It also seems to be glitchy and doesn't run seamlessly at all. Would I buy again? No way................................and I believe if you drop this behemoth just once it'll be cashed................and considering how cumbersome it is to hold I wonder how long that will take...................only problem was I kept it past the 14 day return policy...................wish I would have sent it back and waited on the iphone 6 next year


Cool phone with minor drawbacks

This is a great phone for style and looks...But these days, you want it all on a phone. And on the functionality department.. it lacks numerous advanced capabilities:- Camera quality is very poor. This is a VGA quality phone, you won't get the same quality as megapixel camera phones- If you guys buy the unlocked phones, you won't get iTunes. It's a given. The agreement between Motorola, iTunes and Cingular is to sell phones in the U.S. with lower cost but restricted capabilities. For example, if you buy this phone in Europe (or some auction sites) - you'll be able to use a 512 MB trans flash card and comes with a standard MP3 digital player. However, if you buy this phone through Cingular in the U.S., you're limited to the 128 MB card and only up to 100 songs on your iTunes. They don't allow for more than 100 songs (again because of the U.S. contract agreement between those 3 companies)- SMS (Text Messaging) is overtly complicated on this phone. It lacks the ease of use of dictionaries and auto text input like Nokia phonesBut I have to give it props for the style and design. Their Research and Development division obviously knows what they're doing. It looks awesome and it's realy an eye catcher. If you guys want to have a stylish phone with awesome capabilities, you might want to check out the Nokia 3250. It looks promising so far.2 Stars for the SLVR.


ear buds for razr

perfect for use in the car- leaves your hands free and youcan hang up from the headpiece.


Quality of reviews so far?

Hmm, the 5 star reviews sound way too positive, and very similar in style. Plus, how can it rate 5 stars when it only backs up contacts and photos? I can understand why it doesn't back up music and Apps - after all everything obtained form iTunes should be accessible from you iTunes account for re-download, and any music you downloaded from your PC should still be there. But why doesn't it back up settings (especially for e-mail accounts), Calender events, and most importantly to me, Notes. I keep lots of critical information in Notes, and as it is there's no easy way to back it up (the only way I've found is from iTunes on my PC into Outlook on the same PC).So, the device looks like it has a lot of potential, but only if it can backup more than contacts and photos.


Save your money - don't buy

I've had the product for less than 12 hours and it's already broken.  Very poorly made.  It would not connect tightly around the phone and when I tried to remove to see if I could fix the connection the front part of the cover broke.  What a waste!


This is a badly made charger stay away. Electric pins came separately. Not worth it. 1/17/14

This must be a joke how people rate items that come defective. electric pins come separate. means that it may not fit properly. mines did not fit at all after 6 days waiting I get junk. not good stay away.


Awesome product! Definitely satisfied.

When I first received this product, the first thing I noticed was this wasn't going to require any solutions to install. I didn't want my phone to touch any liquids whatsoever. That was a plus. I literally put my phone in its spot in the packaging, and I rolled the screen protector on with the provided roller. It was that simple. The shield was aligned perfectly, no bubbles, or moisture like many other higher end screen protectors (ie. Zagg) I am definitely pleased completely with this product and technology. I wonder why these have not been mass produced in electronic department stores. thanks iShieldz!


Great cheap 4g phone - goodbye iphone

I had an iphone 3g for a few years. But I had tmobile and the 2g speeds were maddening. So I went to the android side and got this phone because I did not want to spend a lot, but wanted 4g speed. I got that.Physical size is same as the iphone. Screen is fine. Those that say it doesn't view well in the sun, make sure your brightness is turned up. Mine defaulted to the lowest setting and it took me a month to figure out that was the problem.Phone is light. Responsive. Call quality is good. 4g speeds are great, though sometimes I lose a signal, but I think that's not the phone as I live in a dead spot.Transition to Android was entertaining. Not the closed system of Apple, so there is some funkiness that I liken to the PC world, though not that crazy. Rooted the phone to get rid of a lot of bloatware, and I highly recommend you do that.Changed the theme to look like an iphone as I mentally have committed certain icons to certain functions.Battery life is fairly good. I can usually go a couple of days without charging and I use my phone a fair amount.When I was in the tmobile store, I drooled over the Galaxy S2. But in the end, I have an ipad, so why do I need a galaxy. This phone was cheap and highly functional.My only minor complaint is the lack of a better "on" button, as the power button on the side of the unit is a little hard to depress at times to wake up the phone. But I can live with that.All in all, I think this is a great 4g android phone for less than $200. Hard to go wrong.Ironically, I tried to buy this at the local tmobile store in my town to support local business. But because of the challenges the carriers have with previous contracts and lots of small print rules governing the prices of phones, the best they could do was $350. Hello amazon.


satisfied

I bought this for my sister, she loves it, and she is satisfied with it. I ordered this from phone around king, they were great with making me a satisfied buyer.


Nokia Widows Phone Case

By accident I ordered two of these covers. Some features are okay, like where you're things are, it's open, so that makes it a TINY bit easier.  My Widows Phone was a Christmas gift...so really been trying to take extra good care of it !!  What started out and continued to be a very awesome, beautiful day, went down hill at sonic speed !!  My friend, her little boy, Mason..18 months...so adorable !!  We took an hour trip to a zoo....nothing like a zoo, more like a 200 acre animal sanctuary !!  It was SO AMAZING !!!  I started taking pictures. All that would come out were RED squares !!  Missing lots of great pictures, finally I realize it.was because the red cover was totally covering the lens !!  SO, I take the cover off....SO I COULD TAKE PICTURES !!!!!  Trying to take care of my phone AND take pictures was a pain...if you catch my drift...All day, case on, case off...etc...so to finish my stupid story...when we got home...wanted more pictures....CASE OFF...we had to hurry and leave, got very important call !!  CASE DID NOT GET PUT BACK ON !!!!  Being in hurry, grabbed baby, put in seat, then hurring as we were, phone was left on top of the car...NO CASE !!!  Long story, as she is slowing down for stop sign...we hear my phone sliding down her car and THEN , the sound of phone hitting pavement !!!  Gee if the case had not of been taken off , so we could take more pictures, my phone would have been fine...BUT NO...so now I have no sim card, evidently when it hit...WITHOUT CASE..if banged my phone up and sim card & cover went flying...looked, no finding it.  Now my phone is useless...no calls..no texting....USELESS !!


lapdock 500

This is nice but I'm not really impressed. Could have had more directions with it or maybe it was just me.


Simple, powerfull, and green.  What more could you ask for?

First of all to everyone out there reading this, I ask that you disregard the negative review.  I imagine if you drop any electronic device or decide to give it an unwanted bath it's going to break.  That being said, this device does everything that's advertised.  I went out to my local Best Buy today after waiting a week to buy it.  Boy, should I have bought it sooner, this thing is great.It comes in very nice packaging, has a great instructional booklet on how everything works, and comes with the eight tips to use for the powercube that is included.  I was amazed to see the Samsung tip in there as well, because as we all know Samsung can't possibly conform to the standard microUSB or miniUSB.  The device feels solid and all the tips worked.  Follow the instructions and you won't be dissapointed.  What makes this device green is the fact that when whatever device you have connected to the Powermat, requires no more energy, it stops sending energy to that device, thus cutting back over the long run, your electric bill.  Of course this all depends on how many devices you choose to use with the powermat.Along with the powermat, I bought the case for the Nintendo DSi and love it just as I thought I would.  I highly reccomend the case for any gamer out there.It's true that 100.00 is a little steep, and because you have to buy another powercube, or case, depending on which device you wish to charge, at 29.99 each, it can get a little expensive.  However, this should not deter prospective buyers.  Buy this amazing device, and I guarantee you'll be happy.


Don't take T-Mobile

I rarely say anything is bad but trust me on this one I live in Atlanta and T-mobile service is very-very Bad here. It is not me but atleast seven of my close friends experience. You will not get signal if you get signal you will get Network busy. I have no complain about v300 phone. It is excellent but good phone can't help you if service provider (T-mobile) is so bad. My friends have different phone but all of us face same problemNo signal or Network busy. T-mobile is very bad


Awesome phone!

I got my S4 mini through my local carrier! This Galaxy is super fast, perfect size and it has an great screen! I definitively recommend this beautiful phone.


Nice phone short battery life

I have had the Galaxy S III for three weeks now. It is a beautiful device and runs all the features very well. After setting up my Gmail and Facebook the battery was dead in 4 to 5 hours with very little phone use. To get the "cell standby" battery usage below 70% to 80% I have had to disable all of the features I would like to use on the phone. Including all sync, wifi,and all apps. There may be an Android upgrade coming to correct this but no guarantee that it will be available for my G3 version from AT&T.


For the price, wow

I don't think you can go wrong at this price. It's functional, makes the phone grippier and doesn't add much bulk at all. All the holes match up with the phone and I can press the volume and sleep buttons easily. It is a little harder to slide apps from one home screen to the next. The bottom is mostly cut out for the charging port and speakers so the front lip of it occasionally gets pushed up a bit while holding it, which is not a big deal to me.


Good Protection

This case is generally pretty awesome. It snaps on extremely securely, it's hard enough to protect the phone in case of a fall onto a hard surface, and it leaves plenty of room for you to press the buttons. The only complaint I have about it is that it loses its white color around the edges after a couple of months. If you regularly pull the phone out of your pocket like I do, it starts to wear at the finish on the case, and before you know it, you'll have an unattractive brownish color showing through. As far as safety for your phone though, this is a fantastic case. If I kept it in a purse or a belt case, it would probably keep its sleek finish for a lot longer, so keep that in mind before ruling out this choice. Hope this helps!


Best phone EVER!

I use to have the Fusion 2, My wife has the Samsung appeal and my son has the Nokia Lumia 520. I have used all 3 of the phones and none of them compare to this! Both the Samsung appeal and the fusion 2 are JOKES compared to this phone,The speed alone is unbelievable. Its faster then my $800 Dell laptop! Pages load so quick it puts my old phones processor to shame.The voice to text is amazing! It texts out what you say as you say it and surprisingly it is spot on almost every time!! The fusion 2 voice to text messed up what i said all the time, It was very disappointing.They now have swype & Voice to text on the same keyboard!! No more switching in between android & Swype! Swype is also sooooo much better on this phone then it was on the fusion. It makes each word correctly so no more fixing text messages!The screen is big, But not to big to handle. Still fits perfectly in my hand! It weighs less or about the same as my smaller fusion did which is amazing. The speakers on it sound great! Overall i just can't even believe the quality of this phone.I use to HATE smartphones because it was hard to text on them seeing as the voice to text always use to mess up, The swype would not work correctly or efficiently, Regular text i would hit the wrong letters with my big fingers and they were pretty slow loading pages and videos. Now because of this phone i now LOVE smartphones!!!! This thing is just put together so well and is so efficient compared to any of the other phones that i have used or have owned in the past.I didn't want to spend $200+ on a gophone and almost wanted to return it to get something cheaper again but i am SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO happy i kept it! I will spend the extra every time i need a new phone as long as it runs and works like this one does! AMAZING PHONE!! I would highly recommend! Especially to anyone how has had issues with smartphones and wants one THAT ACTUALLY DOES ITS JOB!! A+++++++++++++++++++


Did not protect screen at all.

Did not protect my screen at all.  Phone dropped from 4 feet and landed on it's back while in this case and the screen broke anyway.


En

Was very pretty. The bow isnt shiny its matte. The sticky ring on it isnt that sticky. It kept sliding around and i eventually lost it because it fell off my ipad.


Excellent

It was an excellent buy thanks i will definetly shop again at amazon.com and will request you to a friend


Good, but wrong size

This product was really helpful, but the skrew driver was the wrong size for the iPad 2. But the screen applied easially. Only thing for non professionals, make sure you remove old screen carefully, otherwise you'll tear the wires for the wifi, and ruin it. We have a new screen, but wifi is busted. :(


Good technology bad implementation

I got this from kickstarter...thoughI see great future to this tech....but some of the problems with the app (slow, crashes) and glare and low resolution makes it impossible to use. I am disappointed.


Way better than InCase Slider

I replaced an InCase Slider on on my wifes Iphone 4 due to the InCase bubbling the screen protector.  It was driving me nuts.  The CaseCrown slider case mounts to the metal bevelled edge of the IPhone and so does not interfere with any screen protectors.  There is a night and day difference to how it works with the screen protector.  The only down side of the CaseCrown case is that the surface is a little smoother than the Incase and if you have wet or greasy hands I can see it being easier to slide out of your grip.  Did I mention the price?  It is about half the price of the InCase.  It has a nice felt insert that protects the back of the IPhone as well.  This is a great case and I totally recommend it.


OK

I just got this cellphone for only two monthes, up to now, every thing is OK except for the GPS function.


PERFECT CASE, AND THE PRICE IS WAY TO LOW FOW THE QUALITY

I ordered the case and within 2 days I got it in, I had FREE SHIPPING and the color was EXACTLY what you see!!! When I got the case I found that it was SUPER easy to put my Kindle Fire HD 7", the stylis has a headphone jack so you you don't and my screen protector went on perfect. The reason I gave it 5 stars because the sleep/wake feature worked awesomely... It fit perfectly and is amazingly proctective! I STRONGLY RECOMEND IT FOR ANY Kindle Fire HD 7" user. :)))


cool charger

I bought this charger to recharge my xoom and it works great, recharges everything, phones, ipods, ipads, iphones, laptops.  i would give it five stars but the flash light already went out on it, but the battery still works great.


A mixed bag

I both love and hate this phone.  I love the Android operating system.  It's very elegant and easy to use.  The Market is filled with Apps, and I was able to find an app for everything that I needed to do.  I've used several different Android phones and generally found that the Android OS is reliable and stable.  The phone and the user interface is also visually appealing.  Simply put, the phone and the OS are beautiful.HTC is known for adding its own modifications to the internal OS on all of its phones, and this one is no exception.  HTC has modified Android on this phone to make it better looking and in some cases easier to use.  However, those modifications may also have introduced problems, as I'll explain, below.There also seem to be some serious build quality issues at HTC.  The first phone that I got experienced an intermittent problem that caused the voice recognition feature to never work the first time.  If more than 30 seconds passed and I tried to use it, it would be wrong the first time, no matter what I said.  This was a minor issue, but there's really no reason why it should have occurred on one phone and not on another.  I got a replacment phone, and the voice recognition now works, but it takes forever (up to 20 seconds after I stop talking) to work at times.  There are a ton of posts on the internet about voice dialing problems on this phone, and so I'm not the only one complaining.Voice dialing is a major issue with this phone because the phone lacks any tactile keys.  When you're driving and you want to make a call, you can dial on a phone with a regular keypad by touch.  Since this phone has no keys, you either have to look at the keypad, or you have to use voice dialing.  Voice dialing on other phones (including the Samsung Moment and even my very old Motorola RAZR) can work very, very well.  Unfortunately, on this phone, it just doesn't.HTC also makes the Google Nexus One, and it too has had a mixed reception on quality issues.Even worse, my first Hero also had repeated crashes of software that should have worked fine, including the application that you use to program the phone with your phone # and MSID.  These are basic phone functions, and they really shouldn't crash.My second phone continues to have application crashes for apps that I know should work fine, and do work fine on other phones.  For example, today, the telephone dialer application crashed.  The telephone dialer application is the application that gives you a dialpad so you can use the phone.  It's a basic application, and shouldn't EVER crash.  Yet, on the HTC Hero it crashed for me today.I suspect that HTC's modifications to Android are responsible, as the problems have occurred on two different HTC Hero phones, and I've found that other Android phones are very reliable.While HTC's modifications make the Android OS visually appealing, they also replace text based labels which are easy to understand with often confusing icons.  HTC's modifications also make the phone take about 30 seconds longer to boot-up.  There is simply no reason why HTC needed to do this to its customers.  Honestly, I'd rather they at least give me the option to disable their enhancements...(Update:  Apparently, you can disable at least SOME of them: Go to the Home Screen, Press MENU button, Press Settings, Press Applications, Press Manage Applications, wait for the OS to compute application usage, Scroll down the list until you see HTC Sense and select it to go to the Application Info page, Press the Clear Defaults button, Press the HOME button. You will be prompted to select which app to compete the action with. Select Home and chose to make this the default action.  If you want SenseUI back, follow the same steps, but instead of selecting "HTC Sense" from the applications list, select the application called "Home" (not the HOME button), and then clear the defaults.)The processor may also be a bit slow.  I've noticed on several occasions that the phone seemed to miss the fact that I pushed on certain buttons.  For example, in order to answer calls on an HTC modified phone, you have to swipe your finger down the screen.  On several occasions, I've actually missed calls because the phone didn't register my swipe until the call went to voicemail.Why not just use the hard buttons?  Good question!  The layout of the call and answer buttons makes them very hard to use for someone with medium to large size hands, so its difficult to push one of them without also pushing one of the other nearby buttons.  The speakerphone volume is also a bit low, making it almost useless when you're in a car.Also, if you have a bluetooth headset and you're used to using the button on it to activate voice dialing, you're going to be disappointed.  For some reason, HTC didn't properly implement that feature.  So, if you push the button on your bluetooth headset or speakerphone, nothing happens.  Again, this is a basic feature built into most phones nowadays, and it surprises me that HTC didn't implement it on their flagship Android phone.I've also used a Motorola Cliq (which also runs Android) and the Samsung Moment and found them to be quite reliable.  The Moment definitely has a better screen, is a little larger than the Hero, and has a slide-out keyboard.  Given my experience thus far, I think that I like the Moment better.  Although it's a bit larger and I don't really care about a slide out keyboard, I can't stand the apps crashing on the HTC Hero..


doesn't work with incredible

this doesn't charge my incredible stock battery.  the charging signal the screen keeps blinking on and off (as well as the red charging led).  looking at the specs the wall charger, the output is 5V = 500mA.  the specs on the stock charger is 5V = 1A.  i don't know much about voltage, but i do know that this doesn't work for me.


Good little speaker dock

I bought this to use in my office at work and really like it.  It doesn't take up much room and the sound is great.  Some people said they had to remove the case from their iPods to use the connector.  The case I have on mine does allow me to connect to the dock so i guess it depends on the style.  Would recommend this to others.


Scratches screen!

Credit card rubs a scratch in the screen. Only had it on a few days. It's a nice case but not worth scratching the screen over.


Too heavy.

Works okay, however it's very heavy. I would hate to carry this around in a purse or a pocket if you needed it. Only good for using it if you're going to leave it sitting down.


Outstanding!

Arrived fast and discreet in a letter envelope.  Sim card was perfectly intact and activation was a breeze.  Highly recommend purchase, especially if you're wanting to deal with people on Craigslist purchase and sales but you don't want to give out your regular phone number.


Arena GT950 .. Nice alternative...

The phone itself is sleek, easy to use, and has many options. One of the features as mentioned above was disabled .. sorta disappointing as wifi tends to be faster than 3G but in fact isn't too shabby on this particular phone. The touch screen is responsive and the camera is crisp, clear and easy to use. Once you understand the features for the camera, (which also does video) is actually a pretty helpful little tool. The lack of a second source browser such as IE or Opera Mini really does set me back a bit... not something that can't be remedied and I'm sure with a little nudging AT&T may include that in a future firmware update. Some of the features are on a monthly fee such as AT&T GPS and there mobile TV service but at least its availble if your so inclined. I however feel like it should be included. Ringtones, pictures, and contacts are all easily downloaded and installed. Almost everything on the phone is customizable which I appreciate. All in all its a nice (yet restrictive) alternative to something like the iPhone and myTouch because of its many apps, customizations, sleek design, and able touch screen.


Pictures not accurate

When I looked at the pictures for this case I was led to believe that the cut outs would match up perfectly for where the ports and holes were on the top and bottom of the phone. This is not the case (no pun intended). The microphone holes (both top and bottom) are not centered at all and the case almost overlaps them. The headphone jack is off-centered and most annoyingly the usb charger hole in the case does not fit. Although you can manage to get your phone to charge with this case on, it does not 'click' properly because the case is off-centered. Although these minor details may not bother some people, and I am a bit picky, the photos that Diztronic has uploaded to Amazon do not properly portray the product they are selling, and so they are false advertising.


Great while it lasted  (less than 30 days)

I loved the case when I bought it and Body Glove has a good reputation in my mind. However, this case has a major design flaw, its the thin plastic that goes around the side volume buttons. My case broke at this location. I would not buy this case again. Buy another case.


Inexpensive reserve power.

I purchased three of these for my new Motorola Matrix. The Matrix comes with a BH6X battery as standard. It has a little more power in the same size package, and also costs 35 to 50 dollars on line. I ran each of these down playing videos on the phone and recharged them several times. After charging them fully, I put them in my emergency kit. Now I have phone power for several days even if I don't have access to electric power. You never know in Hurricane or Tornado areas.


HAS SOME GREAT FEATURES...

First off, I love my Virgin Mobile.  I like to have a mobile phone handy, as everybody does.  But, the thing isn't glued to my ear...that's why I went with Virgin prepaid.  I use it a few minutes a day to several minutes a week.  I have phones at home and at work that I can use.  Having said that, this Kyocera Marbl phone was supposed to be an upgrade (for me) and a replacement for the AudioVox 8610 that went bad after nearly 3 years.  The good:  nice features like speakerphone, easy texting, speed- and 1-touch dialing, and voice recognition make this a feature-packed phone for only $30 bucks.  It's very compact and easy-on-the-pocket, with an internal antenna to boot.  The bad:  the battery takes several hours to charge, and can be depleted in only a few calls (with the 8610, battery usually charged in an hour, and would sometimes last several days).  The Marbl has a nice look to it, but it's mostly all plastic, and the color screen doesn't have many pixels.  The buttons are all very small.  My chief complaint, though, is that when I flip it open to talk, when pressing it to the ear the screen goes out...not sure if this is a defect, but it happens every time.  Simply flipping it open a millimeter or two beyond its fully-open position will knock out the screen, whether talking or just looking at the screen!  Is this an energy-saving feature?  I may exchange this phone for another if this proves to be defective.  Or, I may upgrade to the Cyclops camera phone.  I will update this review at a later time....***UPDATED***4/9/07Well, it turns out that the scenario I mentioned above was indeed a defect...it had a defective wiring that caused the screen to go out when fully flipped open.  I was going to exchange it for another Marbl, but instead opted to upgrade to the Kyocera Cyclops!!  My advice....UPGRADE!!


Piece of junk!! Paid $100. 00 on ...

Piece of junk!!  Paid $100.00 on 04-08-14 stopped working on 07-14-14.  Never worked very well from beginning


Don't buy from Ten One Design

This may be a great product but since I can't get Ten One Design to deliver on product I may never know!  I keep getting the run around so buy it from someone else instead of Ten One Design directly.  I would hate for anyone to have the kind of headache I have had.  Now they won't reimburse me for my total price only the cost of the product.  So, I am having to eat shipping cost on a product I never recieved!


Owned it since August 2013, and I'm satisfied.

First off I want to say that I'm not giving it 5 stars because it's not a "blow-me-away" type of product. I start at 3 as a base-line. Secondly I want to disclose that I was never a full-blown smartphone user. I text a little, listen to music a lot and make a few calls and if I need to use the internet I just go someplace there's Wi-fi. Therefore, according to America's cellphone providers and manufacturers, I don't deserve much of a mobile phone in the first place. And that's mostly fine with me.My first GoPhone was a keyboard Pantech that had a microSD slot for MP3s. One Christmas though I inherited an iPhone 3GS on its last legs and I was somewhat converted. I resolved to get an actual smartphone once it finally met its maker, however AT&T;'s GoPhone selection almost always consisted of grocery store flip phones and AT&T-rebranded-Chinese; Android knockoffs. Eventually they rotated the Lumia 520 and Samsung Galaxy "Express" into the lineup - and I took the 520 because I could afford $100 (August 2013 price) rather than the Galaxy's $250.Pros:-Slick design. Not too long to get adjusted to Windows Phone's button scheme from iOS.-This thing has survived more than a few nasty battery-ejecting drops including on concrete with the screen intact!-Easy to use and intuitive interface, Metro is all it's cracked up to be on Windows Phone.-I like the contact manager, especially when it comes to linking e-mail contacts with phone and social network ones given all the nicknames people use on Twitter, Facebook, etc. I probably use the e-mail client more than I use the one on my PC.Cons I Can Excuse Because It's A Baseline Phone:-This phone can get SLOW when you have enough apps running, plus the 8GB is already 1/4 used with "system files" which may or may not include the usual bloatware after updates. Be sure to clear out "temporary" files every now and then, and store your music and photos on a microSD card instead.-Not that many apps for it, because it's obviously not iOS or Android. The ones I do find tend to be stripped-down versions, no wonder some of them aren't even advertised alongside "Available on App Store/Google Play." Fortunately this is compensated for by IE (of all apps), which can run many equivalent sites in desktop mode almost as good as using it on a desktop.-No front camera. The rear-mounted camera takes decent photos but uploads them to SkyDrive at a measly and highly unusual 750x1150 resolution. It's also slightly hit-and-miss simply tapping the screen to auto-focus and shoot, about 20% of photos I take tend to focus badly with that method.Cons:-Nokia MixRadio is straight up bloatware and grinds this phone to a halt. I just use the Xbox-"branded" generic music player and Pandora if I want streaming music.-Speaking of bloatware, my Windows 7 PC recommends I download this utterly unsatisfactory Windows Phone app for transferring files. Dragging-and-dropping files works just fine, as well as Windows Media Player syncing, thank you very much.-I bought a new microSD card for it recently and it apparently lumped everything I transferred from the previous card into the Other storage category, rendering it unplayable despite formatting the card. I actually had to hard-reset the phone to get it to work and I'm thankful I had app backups enabled.-YouTube. The videos are fine but it's one of those supposed apps that's really a link to the website, and I have to switch IE to mobile mode because apparently the phone doesn't have an updated Flash Player for desktop mode - which is the only way some videos will play, apparently. Why?-Virtually every video I've ever taken that's longer than 5 seconds is unplayable though take that with a grain of salt since my aforementioned previous memory card was a non-branded "Class 10" POS.To summarize, it's actually quite packed for a GoPhone at a great baseline smartphone price and not too shabby for a starter. If you're not too into the world of smartphones but still want its capabilities, you won't go too wrong with it unless Windows Phone goes the way of Blackberry (which given Microsoft's deep pockets won't be for a while.)


Great CAMERAAAAAA phone

Why people still asking for features from a phone that was made with certain objective, like a Bigger video resolution, this is a CAAAMERAAA phone, to make it more clear the bottom of the screen says CYBERSHOT, CYYYYBERSHOOOT.


One of the best in the market...

Have owned two in the past two years and my daughter has another one.  Reliable, inexpensive, practical, easy to use.  Tons of accesories and add-ons.  One of the best, if not the best, Motorola has ever made.


Works as intended

The case works as intended and fits well.  It has a rubberized feel to it, but is harder than a rubber silicone shell.  It's not flexible.  It is a hard plastic with rubberized coating.  My Atrix was very slippery and I was always afraid I was going to drop it, but not with this case.  It does make it a bit bulkier than without the case though.  Tip for removal if you need to access battery or sim card: Turn the phone off and put it in the fridge for a few minutes.  It will slide right off!


Difficult to apply and doesn't last

I purchased this item June 24th.  It was actually quite difficult to apply considering you had to wet the skin and place it correctly on top.  Once it was down it really didn't move.However, I liked how you couldn't scratch it and the bubbles mostly disappeared - I always had a few tiny ones.A few months later I noticed those little tiny bottom parts on the front of the screen curling up. I ignored them for a little bit and then finally e-mailed the company.  They offered me a replacement skin for $2.95 shipping and handling or $4.95 s/h for the complete kit (with card and solution).  I wanted to share this because I think people should know to keep the leftover solution in case they need to replace their cover - I didn't think that was made clear.  I also thought that a less than 6 month life was ridiculous for this product.  I'm not going to pay $2.95 s/h to replace a product that didn't even last 6 months.  Hopefully other people have a better experience than me.


Works as expected

I bought a car adapter to listen to podcasts through my iphone.  The connector was too large to fit into the iphone with the case installed.  I bought this cable to allow me to plug in the stereo adapter without removing the phone from the case.  Both the extension cable and adapter fit the dock connector without removing the case.  Both the extension cable allow streaming music, syncing, and charging.  I actually bought a iTeck cable first (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008XXGLZ4/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00), thinking if it's twice the price it should work.  Well that was returned the same day I got it.  Tried out this Bluecell combo and it works perfectly.  The adapter is a little on the flimsy side but does work as advertised.


Awesome Basic Phone with EXTRAS

This phone is a basic flip phone.  However, it has a large dial keypad with predictive texting, a camera, games, an alarm, as well as other extras.  I have found the battery life to be great, and the compact size allows me to carry it in my pocket.  I recommend this phone for anyone who wants a reliable yet basic phone.


Simply the Best

ArmorSuit does not disappoint.  Easy to put on, the product is well made (in the USA, no less), they stand behind what they sell and its easy to put on.  Other screen protectors I've had problems, but never with an ArmorSuit.  Spray your fingers, spray the front, peel it off, spray the back (don't be stingy!), slide it into place, squeegee, dry off and you're good to go.  What more could you want?It's not only the best value for the money, it's the best, period.


Couldn't Ask For Anything Better

I couldn't ask for anything better. I'm amazed at the price I bought it and it's perfomance. Light weight, fits comfortable in my ear, as tho it were not even there. Reception is good and broadcast is good. I have had it for awhile and I'm afraid that if I need another one; they may have discontinued making them, Or try to improve it and ruin it.


Found these on Amazon, they work well.

I found these 3-pack anti-glare screen protectors on Amazon. They work very well. I wear glasses and hate to look at clear screens with the glare coming back to my eyes all the time so I always buy anti-glare protectors for my phones, computers, etc., anything with a screen. These premium protectors feel like two of a regular protector, very thick and protective. I like that and along with the anti-glare these protectors work fine for me.


No need to buy this at all

No need to purchase this item at all. Find a usb car charger at walmart or other departments and that costs me only 5 dollars. I have the connection wire by myself (one side is usb while the other side is for iPaq. I believe many digital equipments use this kind of wire). So I refunded this it as soon as I knew this, which cost me 5 bucks for transportation and processing fee.


Charging this phone is a disaster

When I first got this phone I hated it.  I don't think the menus are very intuitive, I didn't like the keyboard (the space key never seems as sensitive as all the other keys), I didn't like the size of it, the camera doesn't take good pictures, you can't edit or rotate the pictures...  After about three months of using it, I've started to get used to it.  I'm getting a feel for how stupid the menus are, the call clarity is decent and I like the feature where you can draw on the touchscreen to open shortcuts.  That's the only feature that I actually really like on this phone.  Recently it's been a real pain to charge--every time I plug it in it shuts off and won't turn on again.  The first time I had a problem was when I plugged it in to charge overnight.  The next morning it showed it was STILL CHARGING and when I unplugged it, it died completely.  I plugged it back in and it didn't show anything--no power-up screen, no charging screen, nothing.  By the time I came home from work, it said it was fully charged.  Since then, every time I plug it in, I'm not sure what will happen--if it will charge or not, how long it will take, if I'll be able to turn it on while it's charging, if it will vibrate when I receive texts while it's off, if it will show the power-up screen and shut off again.  I tried taking out the battery and replacing it and I've tried a new battery and it does the same thing.  This phone sucks.  I don't know about you, but if I'm paying for a phone I want one that works.  I can't afford to have a phone that's this unreliable.


Great cover for the price!

I really expected a cheap iphone cover for this price, but I shocked at the quality! The leather adds a really nice feel to the case.. Great job Bear Motion!jim


This product is false advertising

I bought this product because it leads you to believe you will just place your phone or whatever on top of the mat - cool right!  WRONG, you need to buy additional cables PLUS you have to plug your phone or device into another little widget AND connect that again, = MORE CORDS.  I set mine all up and it didn;t even work after all that.  SHAME on you Powermat - this is a B.S. product that does not do what it says it does.  G.S.


Lovin' the Galaxy Tab so far...

I ran out and bought the Galaxy Tab from T-Mobile the first day it was released.  I have been using it to take notes and read on the Kindle app since.  I have a Droid X, which filled the need till the Galaxy Tab was released, but it is so much easier now with a 7 inch screen.  The Galaxy Tab is basically the size of three Droid X screens, so much easier to type and to read.I haven't found any apps developed for the Galaxy Tab specifically, but most android apps I use seem to work ok or even better on the larger form factor.  I am hoping, just like some developers have built apps just for the iPad, that soon apps will come out built to take advantage of the additional screen size.It fits well in my hand, but with the case it does not fit in my pocket. I also find that even in landscape mode that I can not really type with both hands.  I hear there is an optional qwerty keyboard you can buy, but I haven't gone that route yet.I have tested out using Skype as a phone and it seems to work fine - at least when calling people in the US.And with T-Mobile there is no additional charge to the Galaxy Tab as an access point!


Great Product for price and fast shipping

I ordered this armband on a Saturday and recived it on Tuesday. Satisfied with the prompt order fullfillment on this. The 2 notches allow for a smaller diameter that allows for this to be worn on a forearm allowing for easier access to control the phone. It also has a wider diameter on the second notch that allows for comfortable fit for larger arms. As another reviewer mentioned, it also has a flap that covers the top of the phone when it is sleeved. I recommend this product for anyone looking for an affordable armband with fast shipping times.


Bogus

It is not universal and will not hold ipad.  It doesn't come with anything to mount it to so you have to buy additional hardware.


overrated phone

In my opinion Galaxy S III is a good phone but very much overrated. It feels and looks cheap and UI is quite fast but not as fast as I expect from 1,5 GHz dual core phone. Web browsing is not even nearly as smooth as with new generation WP8 devices I've used. And in general Android UI feels and looks rather old and even after several weeks of using I find it very confusing. It's very annoying to use and even the basic functionalities are too hard to find. I just don't like the UI concept. Pros are a good display (though it could be a bit brighter when using it outdoor in sunlight) and NFC is nice feature and I hope we see more applications for this. I've decided to upgrade to Lumia 920 already because I wasn't happy with S3.


Samsung 4G Hotspot - Excellent design & super-fast

This hotspot is really fast - I've gotten 17 down and 14 up driving in my car!I bought both Verizon 4G hotspots - Samsung and Novatel - and I also had the the previous Novatel 2200 mi-fi.The Samsung is the true successor to the Novatel 3G mi-fi, carrying on the tradition of the Novatel's form factor, while Novatel has incredibly veered off course with their 4G hotspot which is nothing like their previous model.The Samsung form factor is way better than the Novatel 4G hotspot, which is dreadful.  The new Novatel is not at all like the previous Novatel mi-fi.  It's bigger than the Samsung, has a cheesy chrome bezel, and little feet - showing that they designed it as a very small table-top router.  The Samsung has a nice soft-touch matte plastic case, and is smaller than a deck of playing cards - it's like a stack of credit cards in size.The Samsung is much more similar to the previous 3G Novatel mifi in size and form.  The Samsung works great in a pocket or in the sunglasses pocket on the inside roof of your car or under the visors.  Also, it has LED's for on/off/low-battery, 4G, 3G, and network activity.  The Novatel eInk paper display sounds good in reviews but it is very dull, hard to see, and ugly.You can set the Samsung to sleep after not being used for a period of time (like 30 minutes) to save battery, or you can set it to never sleep.You can safely ignore the negative reviews, which are entirely attributable a combo of the first firmware version, customers who have never used a mobile hotspot, battery-save 30-minute shutdown (which can be turned off), and also Verizon 4G is still in its early implementation phase and is occasionally off-line or slow, although those problems are slowly becoming much less frequent.Early online mag reviewers made a big deal over the Novatel having a battery indicator, but it only has 3 bars, is almost invisible, and the Samsung does warn you on low battery when the green on-button turns red.The Samsung charger is small and portable, the Novatel charger is the typical big clunker.  The Samsung USB-A to USB-micro-B cable plugs into your computer OR into the wall plug, and will charge from either.  The Novatel will NOT function as a wireless hotspot while plugged into a computer.The Samsung has one flaw - the browser interface does not contain an option to save the router's configuration as a file to your pc, whereas the Novatel has it.PS:  I'm finishing up a small and completely free iPhone app that checks the Samsung charger status - it should be in the app store early July 2011, so if you have an iPhone search for "HotSpot Sam".


excellent case for 5s

I'm so glad I bought this case instead of the life-proof case. I was hesitant at first because of some of the bad reviews on here. Some people said the camera doesn't work well with the case, the camera works fine for me. Only one time did i have an issue with the camera not focusing and that was when the object was very close to the lens. Some reviews said that the screen protector was poorly attached to the case and will break if you put pressure on it. It clearly says in the directions not to put pressure on the screen when the phone is not in the case. The screen protector is a delicate piece but once the phone is in the case it is not an issue.One of my favorite parts of this case is actually the screen protector, it is like a semi-rigid material. The tactile feel is incredible, responsiveness is flawless at any location on the touchscreen, and there is absolutely zero issue with "rainbow effect". This is why I did not by the life-proof case, their protector has a cheap plastic feel gets "rainbow effect"Sound quality of calls is flawless, sometimes people have a hard time hearing me so I just open up the charging port and that fixes the problem. Sound quality from the speakers is very good as well.The tactile feel of the volume buttons is excellent, the ring/silent switch design as incredible, it works so well. Power button works perfect. Home button works fine, you just need to get used to pressing harder on it.In addition to being the most functional case on the market (IMO) this case is also beautiful. The clear acrylic materiel is so sleek and clean, I love how you can see the back of your phone. Also it has a smooth feel so it slides in and out of your pocket super easy. I was worried about how bulky a waterproof case would be and it's not bad at all. Just think your phone will still be smaller than a Samsung Galaxy. And the added bulk is worth is for the piece of mind this case will bring.


How do I Buy this phone

I Want To Buy this phone at the given Price i.e.$125How do u Deliver itSend me E Mail on urvinay00@yahoo.com


Not Apple-Certified, Poor Customer Service by Manufacturer

I bought this on Groupon where it was marketed as an "Apple-Certified" lightning cable. The cable was working great until the last iOS update, when the phone no longer registered it indicating that it was NOT Apple-certified as it stated. I reached out to the manufacturer numerous times over the past week and a half and have never heard back from them although an automated response indicated I would receive a response in one business day.This cable does NOT work with the latest operating system update and is NOT Apple-certified.


Terrible Software, Bugs

The phone would be great, if it didn't crash everyday.  Very disappointing to say the least.  I have had this for 2 months, and daily it crashes into blinking red and green lines.  I have soft reset, hard reset, called Nokia support to reset.  Nothing works.The worst part is that I live abroad and can not return it and get my money back.  Stay away from this phone and stay away from Nokia.  I learned the hard way that this company's days are numbered!!


Excellent product!

Easy to apply and you can't even tell it's on my phone. I will totally recommend this product to my friends!


This is what i was wishing for.

Samsung Galaxy Note isn't just another smartphone is just something amazing, i had the Samsung Galaxy s2 (now screen broken and waiting to find a good / cheap place to get it repaired) and the Motorola Atrix 2, but let me tell you, if you're like me, were thinking that 4.5 was just not big enough, well Samsung has answered. Everything looks great on it.About other reviews.The phone is intimidating big when you first see it, and after (wont get any smaller)Fits great in any work pants or daily jeans.I'm not tall at all (173 cm) and i can easily handle the phone with one handBecause i had the Samsung GS2 i not impressed with the hardware or software is almost the same.The sPen what a great innovation, isn't a stylus at all. The sPen works just great for handwriting (notes and art things)overall, the phone is big truly big (not uncomfortable or bad looking) but for those who wanted to have a tablet alike HW and a smartphone functionality and weren't completely satisfied with the 4.5 smartphone, well this is it.Edit: 1 week afterThis phone is amazing every aspect, now i see all smartphones so little, people is always saying how nice it is, but too big, and i told them the same i have been wroting in here, once you give it a try, you wont even remember that your holding a 5.3 smartphone, because you'll be in love whit it, its just amazing how fast it is and how good everything looks on the hd super amoled screen.But, one last time, if you feel ok with the regular (4.0 to 4.5 or even 3.5) smartphone, you'll probably feel this phone its too big. so be carefull.I totally recommend this smartphone, is just amazing.


Good protection for a while

I've always used Otterbox for my other phones and this one was good for a few months. I bought this one for me and the teal one for my wife and both of them have the same problem. The rubber has stretched to the point it will not stay on. I noticed the rubber stretching in the corners beginning about 2 months after I had it. I don't remove the case the very often and probably only removed it 4 or 5 times since I bought the case in August. My wife has never removed hers and it is doing the exact same thing. I love Otterbox cases, but for the price I paid for this I expected it to last a whole lot longer than it did.


claim

venezeuela live'm disappointed I just got the phone and has no camera, as it is possible that the announcement indicates that there is no camera and so ..


It's so cute!

Totally the cutest case ever! Looks exactly as in the picture and I'm completely satisfied. It is a big case but i don't care, it's the cutest!


Looks great but...

This case looks great, and is also great material, but it messes the phone up. The phone has side bezels taht are "black chrome", when using this case it causes scratches and permanent etch marks all over the chrome. I removed my case a month of having the case to remove the battery and I noticed this. I've had my case for 2 months and those scratches and etches weren't present before the case. But if you don't care about your phone being permanently scratched then the case is perfect.