Absolutely fantastic

Earlier this year, I jumped ship from Apple (the iPhone 5, specifically) to Samsung's Galaxy Note II. In the process, I also went from AT&T; to a rival carrier offering unlimited data and slightly lower monthly bills. While I liked the Note II very much, the data speeds on the other carrier were so poor that, only four months later, I found myself willing to eat the very large early termination fee and switch back to AT&T; (who I knew firsthand to have LTE in this market). Since I was switching carriers and had the option to get a new phone, I figured I might as well pick up the latest and greatest on the Android front. Plus it just happened to be release day.So, I now find myself in possession of the HTC One, and I can say without hesitation that it's the best smartphone I've ever owned (and that includes the Note II, the iPhone 5 and the previous generation iPhones I've had in the past).As I said, I really liked the Samsung Note II. The display size, for me, was not completely absurd, though the display quality wasn't entirely to my liking -- not crisp enough, and it had the slightly blue cast I notice on Samsung's Super AMOLED displays. The plastic build on the Samsung was also disappointing. I recognize that most people put their phones in cases, but I do not. I'm not careless with phones, and I've never been a fan of needlessly bulking up a device. Finally, Samsung seems to have a knack for stuffing in a lot of "gee whiz" features that seem impressive at first blush, but then get ignored completely because they're simply not very useful.Those issues are all completely absent from the HTC One. While going from a 5.5" display to a 4.7" one was a bit uncomfortable initially, I've gotten used to it... and, yes, the smaller device is a bit easier to handle with one hand. But the HTC's display is spectacular. It currently has the highest pixel density of any smartphone on the market (and some that haven't hit yet -- like the Galaxy S4), and text is amazingly crisp and smooth. It's bright enough that I usually keep it at half brightness comfortably. And the colors look natural, unlike the hyper-saturated look from Samsung.The phone as a whole feels solid, but not heavy. It's heavier than the iPhone 5 (which honestly feels almost hollow), but it conveys a sense of substance, which is appealing. The HTC One is the first phone that matches the iPhone 5 in fit and finish, but takes it a step further by incorporating an industrial design that is more beautiful than the stark simplicity of the iPhone 5 without straying into "over-designed" territory. It's simple, but interesting and thoughtful... and it feels wonderful in the hand.Having gotten used to Samsung's UI overlay, there was a little bit of a learning curve when switching to the HTC device, but in the end, I find it a much more elegant experience. Samsung tends to needlessly complicate things in a very ham-fisted way. HTC's Sense UI is much more subtle, and one gets the sense that every decision that was made in its creation was done thoughtfully and purposefully, instead of "just because we can." There are fewer bells and whistles, perhaps, but the ones that exist are genuinely useful and polished.The front-facing, stereo speakers are great. The device can pump out some serious sound, and once you experience a stereo sound source, you'll wonder how you were ever satisfied with the sound quality on other smartphones. I'm not entirely convinced that Beats Audio is much more than a marketing gimmick, but there's no denying that having two front-facing speakers on opposite ends of the device make for a great listening experience.The built-in IR blaster is an interesting addition. Its functionality is wrapped up in a pre-installed app that asks for your cable provider and location, lets you set up remote control functions for TV, cable box and A/V receiver... and then ties it all together. There's a handy feature that displays shows that are currently broadcasting (there's even a handy progress bar at the bottom so you can see how much of the show is remaining) and allows you to jump straight to them with a push of a button. You can also store multiple remote setups for different locations/TVs.The camera. Ahhh, the camera. HTC very wisely eschews megapixels in favor of larger pixels on the sensor. Anyone who knows anything about digital cameras knows that devices touting extremely high megapixel counts are usually just pandering to an ill-informed consumer. Today's smartphones, with very few exceptions, all have the same camera sensor size. By stuffing in a greater megapixel count, the manufacturer is simply shrinking the size of the individual pixel... to fit more of them on the sensor. This results in very large photos, but at the cost of low-light performance. A tiny pixel on a sensor is capable of capturing far less light than a large pixel. The HTC One's rear-facing camera is a 4MP camera. Compared to the iPhone 5's 8MP camera, that sounds like a huge step backward. The reality is, unless you're planning to print out poster-sized photos, 4MP is more than sufficient. (And, no joke, if you're doing poster-sized prints, you should be using a real DSLR -- not a phone.) The physical size of the sensors in the One and the iPhone 5, however, are very close -- though, in fact, the HTC One's sensor is actually a bit LARGER than that of the iPhone 5. But it has half as many pixels. The pixels on the HTC One's sensor, however, are twice as large. Why does this matter? It allows the camera to capture more light much faster, which means superior low-light performance. For me, that's a big deal, since 90% of the time I use my phone to take a photo, it's indoors -- frequently in a dim environment. The One's better innate low-light performance combined with the fact that it has optical image stabilization (as opposed to the inferior *electronic* image stabilization that most smartphones use) means more detail and better shots in darker situations.In addition to the camera hardware, the software is excellent. I didn't realize how pedestrian Samsung's camera app was until I used this one. The settings make more sense, offering a nice level of control without being completely overwhelming, and it's all very intuitive.One of my absolute favorite features of the HTC One is the Zoe feature (short for zoetrope). Instead of just capturing a still frame, Zoe mode captures a 3-second movie clip. You can pull out a full-size frame from the clip if you want, but far more interesting is to let the phone create an event highlight reel. Within the gallery app, photos and Zoes are organized into events (by date, as a default, though they can be reorganized as needed) and a highlight video is dynamically generated, which can be shared. These highlight videos are incredible. They seem to make even the most mundane subjects look interesting and exciting. They're only around 30 seconds each, but they give a much more rich and vibrant sense of the event. You can select one of six different "themes" for the highlight video, and you have the option of specifying which Zoe clips are included, but it literally takes seconds to create a polished, compelling video that would be a thousand times more interesting for others to see than flipping through a series of flat photos. Zoe and the highlight videos I think make one of the most promising new vehicles for sharing experiences I've seen in recent memory.The downsides are well documented in other reviews, the two biggest being the lack of a micro-SD slot and a battery that is not user-replaceable. For me, these are a non-issue, but their importance will vary from user to user. The HTC One is available with either 32GB or 64GB of storage at this time. On my Note II, I had 16GB internal and a 64GB micro SD. After four months, I was using well below 16GB of storage space -- my storage needs simply aren't that demanding. The HTC One, meanwhile, has twice that much space. And to upgrade to the 64GB model is only $100 more. Honestly, since I'm still within my 14 day return window, I *may* end up trading mine for the 64GB model, just so that I never have to think twice about it -- I will definitely be using the camera more than I was on the Note II.Some folks like to be able to add aftermarket, higher-capacity batteries. That would not be possible on the HTC One, but those high capacity batteries also add significant bulk and weight, which does not appeal to me. The micro-USB charging cable is easily available, and it's not a big deal to plug it in once in a while. That being said, the HTC One should have no trouble making it through a full day of fairly heavy use without needing a charge, but this will vary wildly from user to user. I'm also not concerned about the battery going bad. In several years and several smartphones, I've NEVER experienced it with any manufacturer or device, and I don't expect it to suddenly become a problem.Really the only thing I might change on the HTC One is the position of the power button. I tend to hold the phone in my left hand and use the touchscreen with my right. Since the power button is on the top left corner, it requires quite a stretch with my left index finger to turn on (for checking the time, for instance, since I don't wear a watch). The power button, meanwhile, on the Note II was placed exactly where my left index finger rested when holding it, so I considered that placement ideal. I'm sure I'll get used to it.If that seems like a minor thing to quibble over, that should give an indication of how satisfied I am with the device.Android has finally caught up with iOS in terms of polish and performance. iOS, in fact, is getting a bit long in the tooth, whereas Android is very aggressively improving and evolving. So the software on the HTC One is great and eminently usable... and the hardware design is *at least* as good as the iPhone 5.I repeat: this is the best smartphone I've ever owned.


TERRIBLE!!!!!!!!

I was extremely disappointed with these cases! The FIST DAY I had one of them on, the tab that keeps it snapped on fell off.  The tabs on EVERY case FELL OFF. The case would no longer stay on.  The tabs RANDOMLY snapped off. Not when i took the case on or off, and not from rough use because I am very careful.  DO NOT BUY!


Not unlocked phone

This phone is not unlocked at all you must have a contract for at least 60 days with verizon. Had to pay an extra 20 dollars for an unlocking service over the internet


Didn't work with iPhone 4

I purchased this product based on all of the positive reviews (not only on Amazon, but other tech sites).  This product never worked properly...the caller on the other end of my phone said that i sounded like I was far away from the mic (which was not the case at all).  I searched on forums to find if there was a fix, however, i could not find a solution to this issue.  I have an iPhone 4 running iOS 4.3.  After 1 week with this product, i have returned it for a refund.


Great protection with style

This is the third case I've owned from Trident and I still think it is the best alternative to the more expensive Otter box. The case adds pertection with minimum bulk. It's also available in various colors.


misleading.

I have a LG VX8550 Chocolate. While VX8550 is listed as a compatibility in the description list, none of these actually fits the VX8550. If you have a newer Chocolate DO NOT BUY these!!


Device detracts from the voice quality

the device muffles the clarity of the voice to the point that  I am not able to use the device


Case defective, Ballistic wouldn't honor "lifetime warranty"

God help you if you ever have a defective case - I bought a Ballistic hard case that snapped after a few months of use, on a thin section on the side of the phone.  After sending the Amazon invoice and a photo of a problem to Ballistic support, they told me their warranty only covers 'authorized resellers', and that my Amazon purchase wasn't covered.So much for a company standing behind their product with a "lifetime warranty".  Never buying anything from this company again.


Awful sound

When I first put them in all I could hear was treble. I re-seated them and then all I could hear was bass. The sound is thin and tinny. I immediately went back to my $2 headset and the sound was so much more full, loud, and clear I couldn't believe the difference. If you are interested in using this for music, avoid.


Not real!

I bought this case because i already owned one that i bought at store and i loved it just got really dirty and thought since i liked it alot why not get another. This one came in looks fake feels fake doesnt even look water proof!


Micro-USB is the new Standard - You will need these.

Not too long ago the global consortium that makes standards for cell phones decided that all cell phones would have micro usb connectors as a standard. Simply put, whether its a blackberry, a smartphone, or any other cell phone (iPhones excluded) will require this type of cable to connect to your pc/mac for charging and or synchronizing.These particular car chargers are not cheap knock offs but original equipment from the manufacturer.  In other words they are genuine blackberry parts and work perfectly fine for Blackberry 8900's and Storms - both of which now sport the new micro usb connector.5/5


Real Good Unit

I replaced Jabra Unit with this unit and like it a lot. Jabra has its electronics in flexible part and it broke twice. Jabra refused to replace it second time so I bought Logitech unit and is a better unit and better design. Works well with me and my drive in convertible.


Good Case. Not built for screen protection.

I really like this case. It looks great and carries a few of my most important cards so I don't have to carry around a wallet. The slots for credit cards do need some breaking in. They come very tight and getting your cards in and out can be difficult at first. Once they've been broken in, it's easy without being too loose that your cards just fall out. My only concern is the way the case hugs the phone. Most cases provide a small clearance if the phone is laid screen down to keep it from getting scratched or damaged. This one does not. The case edges are nearly flush with the screen leaving not much protection for the screen if dropped face down. Other than that, I'm pleased with the case.


Survived puddle!!!!!

I never write reviews but this time I had to! I just dropped my iPhone 4S in a deep puddle completely submerged and it survived! No water got in any vital areas(earphone or charging jack) due to rubber plugs that not only cover but insert into the openings. Everything about this case is quality, the rubber inner layer fits tight and the outer plastic fits even tighter. It it raised up above the screen so if you put it face down it won't hurt the front. A+!! Get one...especially if you're prone to dropping your phone in the water!


Love it!

This stylus is highly responsive and works well with my new iPad. Don't bother with the cheap ones, this one works the way you would expect.


Charges everything I plug into it

I have used this charger for a few weeks and have had no issues charging anything in any of the ports. It replaced 5 chargers for 3 iPhones, an iPad, and a Kindle Fire.


A Unique and Beautiful Case!

This case looks beautiful; the colors are wonderful (I decided to go with the "Mountain Dew" design) even though I have a piano-black iPhone and the colors are probably a tad more prominent with the white phone. The "dew drops" make the case truly unique and provide a little more grip, although my phone careened out of my hand and into the ground when someone's elbow accidentally hit my arm last week. The case was chipped, and the screen protector I had used was damaged. Naturally, this case is not the most protective as it's "barely there" BUT it's reeaaallly pretty and protects the phone from extra scratches.


Pretty Case!

I love this case! The back is nice and smooth and I love the flower design. I love it is two parts for extra protection! :) Would buy from again!


Extended battery

So far so good just received my new battery haven't really tested it yet,but i love the back door casing because it's more of a case and i shouldn't have a problem with the snapping since it fits around the phone. Great idea!


The look of elegance, while protecting your phone and providing great functionality.

Excellent quality, look and feel. I like the slots to hold credit cards or business cards.The phone is held securely by a plastic case that is firmly attached to the leather case. The phone can stand up in the case by placing the edge of the phone against the credit card portion of the case. There is a magnetic flap that keeps the case closed when not in use. There is a cut out on the back of the case for the camera/flash and in the lower left corner of the back there is a notch in the case to allow for easy access to the S-pen. The left side of the case easily folds behind the phone to allow for easy placement to your ear. Bottom line, the look of elegance, while protecting your phone and providing great functionality.


Average performance, then failure after return cutoff

I really wanted to like this product. I have had the EZOPower in my hands since 7 Jan. I wrote a (not stellar) review earlier that appears to have been removed. In that review I stated that I charged it per the instructions and it had 5 bars when checked. Used it great and it charged my cell phone (HTC EVO V) about 3 times (from no less than 20%) before needing to be recharged itself. The second (and third) time I charged the EZOPower it only got up to 3 bars when checked, even when it was charged overnight. I figured it was the battery breaking in (since the instructions state charge and fully discharge 3 times to get the full capacity available). Yesterday, after discharging the battery for the 4th time I tried charging it again; now the product does not seem to want to take a charge, even after remaining on the charger all day. Of course this is 4 days AFTER the 30 day return period but I am still bummed that I apparently wasted $35 on this product. Maybe I got a defective product but it is peculiar that it would fail in little over a month of light use. As it stands I would not recommend it for anyone.In place of the EZOPower I would recommend something similar to the following:Burro Mobile Charger - AA-Powered, USB Power Pack - Building Better Lives in AfricaLa Crosse Technology BC500 Alpha Power Rechargeable Battery Charger with Car Adapter8 Rechargeable AA batteriesThis will give you the portability to charge your items with the reassurances that the batteries are easily replaceable should they stop taking a charge. In a pinch, if you do not care for the up front cost of a battery charger and rechargeable batteries you could use regular alkaline AA batteries.


Perfect for Samsung Vibrant (galaxy S)

This battery is great and I'm now able to use my Samsung Vibrant Galaxy S phone about 1/3rd longer than I could with my stock battery.  Interestingly, it doesn't seem to take any longer to charge. Definitely worth the purchase, good quality OEM battery.  It does add a few grams to the weight of my phone, but fits perfectly into the battery bay in my phone, and so it's still nice and slim in my pocket.Update: Got really hot, started bulging, and died after one year.  It was still worth it because I used this battery 24/7.


Yes this DOES work with my Verizon iPhone 4S

I bought this case 6 months ago for my iPhone 4.  I just upgraded to the iPhone 4S and took the case off the iPhone 4 and put it on the iPhone 4S.  No problems at all.It's ridiculous that they're claiming that it won't fit the iPhone 4S.  In looking at both phones side-by-side they are completely identical.  In fact, when I had the case off I was completely unable to discern the difference between them and had to try to activiate Siri to figure out which one was which.I can only surmise they're making this goofy claim to sell their new (higher priced) iPhone 4S compatible cases.  Anyway, this is an excellent case for my Verizon iPhone 4 and Verizon iPhone 4S and I highly recommend it.


not authentic, if so EXTREMELY POOR quality...

I opted to pay double the price thinking I am getting something authentic and in higher quality then some of the other sellers on ebay, etc. Unfortunately, this was not the case... I paid $8 more for this and it definitely is no different than the one you can get for half the price.. I would not recommend. The product came in a box.. as soon as i took it out of the box there was already pieces of plush fur coming off and spotty places within. some places had more fur than others, etc. the threading on the 1 of the eyes was coming undone and the inner lining of the place you insert your phone didn't line up as a rectangle.. so there was a sharp piece sticking out that pokes your thumb when holding bear upright.. very disappointing....


LG CG225

The standard shipping was over 10 days but arrived intact. The phone is great. The features on the phone are easy to use. Set up was a little dicey. I had to call the Tracfone customer service, but this was very easy.


Good, but better-designed alternative choice available

There are countless carriers and cases to choose from when it comes to transporting and protecting your trusty Treo 650. Far be it from me to recommend what's the best choice for you ... that ultimately comes down to personal preferences and requirements. While none are perfect, some are definitely better than others.My first case was the Innopocket Aluminum hard shell and while it looks cool and protects like no other, I found it difficult to use on a daily basis. For traveling or for carrying at the bottom of a backback or briefcase, it's a solid performer.Let's face it, the best case when it comes to usability is no case at all. No matter what anyone may say about how accessable the ports, buttons and slots are in this case or that, bare is better.The fact that this leather case from palmOne carries the Treo 650 with the screen and keyboard facing out, and the corners exposed, leaves it unprotected and at risk to scratching or other damage.The size of the monster clip attached to the back means you won't be able to pop your Treo 650 into a docking cradle without first removing it from the case.And now that I mentioned it, is that a clip on your case or are you just glad to see me? This clip is similar to the one that came with my Innopocket ... which was so thick that the phone itself seemed to stick out from my body and that I eventually decided to remove altogether. Not exactly what one would describe as sleek and stylish.My personal recommended alternative choice is the Seidio Shield Holster. In some ways it is similar to this palmOne, except that it is constructed of hard plastic, the phone sits with the face turned in (and protected), the corners are covered, and the belt clip is more streamlined and about half as thick. If I need to use the phone, it easily pops right out into my hand. Am I really going to take it off my belt and use it inside the palmOne case? No, I am not.While I believe the Seidio is the best case in this segment, unfortunately it is not available on A. If you are a Treo 650 user and familiar with most of the online stores, blogs and sites dedicated to the smartphone we all love, you'll know where to look ... one of my favorites is Treonauts.I'm not saying the palmOne leather holster isn't a good, inexpensive case ... I just think there are better options available.


BUYER BEWARE

I have no complaint against the seller or even the product itself.  It cut the card and worked fine.  BUT A GOPHONE SIM CARD, CUT OR NOT, WILL NOT WORK IN AN IPHONE 4.  IT WILL GIVE AN INVALID SIM MESSAGE.  Fortunately, I can put the cut card back together and back in the crappy cheap phone it came in, but highly disappointed that I cannot go back to using my iPhone for the phone service alone.


Don't Buy

Updated Review 3:After another day of use the replacement headset now functions just like the original headset except it raises the volume to max half way through my run instead of lowering it.  Don't buy this headset it is a waste of money.Updated Review 2:After another day of use the controls of the replacement have the same issue as my original review.  After a while they just stop working. The volume did not lower so the headset is still usable.Updated Review:I got a replacement unit and this one works correctly.  The sound is pretty crappy but that is expected on most bluetooth headsets. However, this probably has the worst sound quality of the bluetooth headsets I have had.  With that said, it is cheaper than all of them too.  It is a little awkward to wear and I can see it becoming uncomfortable after a long period of time but for an hour or so run it is fine.  Overall, it is OK for the price just don't expect the highest quality.Original Review:This headset is an utter piece of crap.  Half way through my first run the volume automatically lowered to the minimum volume and would not respond to the controls anymore.  Because the control buttons would no longer work, I could not shut it off either.  The only way to turn it off was to plug in the charger which would force a shutdown.I gave it the benefit of the doubt and tried it a few more times, but for each run the same thing happens, works fine for about a mile and then craps out.I've had a few other bluetooth headsets and they all crap out eventually but never on the first time.


Sad In Michigan

I recently had a 6102 Nokia Phone. Unfortunitly my joy came to a sudden end when i accidently dropped it in a sink full of water, and it never turned on again. This is to ANY ONE who has a Nokia 6102, and DOES NOT like it. If you are willing to give it away, i WILL TAKE IT!!! DO NOT THROW IT AWAY!!!! If you are one of these people please e-mail me at maryhannah08@yahoo.com and I will talk to you. I really want this phone. I loved it. Please please please don't let me down!!!!Thank you!


LCD screen...NOT outer glass screen

This product was misrepresented.  My little brother broke the glass cover of his ipod touch, so I ordered this part thinking that it was the glass cover.  It is actually the LCD screen that goes under the glass cover.  Safe to say, I am pretty upset that I wasted my money of this because it would cost just as much to ship it back as I paid for it.I don't understand why the title of this product needs to have 30 words in it.  "Replacement LCD Screen" would work just fine.


nice fone

i love this fone it does what i want it to do thank you for having this fone available thanks once again


Not happy

Bought this case and the belt clip lasted a month and broke, cannot get any of my emails about this returned so it's not a recommended buy from me


Exceptional Value + Excellent Performance = WIN!

Creative Labs has created what might be arguably the best performance to value rated headphones yet.I have been reluctant to spend my hard-earned bucks on the wireless products because I use my headphones with a variety of devices and I don't like being bothered to change "pairing" permissions. Here, with the WP-380 headphones, my problem has been solved! I currently have my headphones paired with my Samsung S3 and Google Nexus 10 through Bluetooth and I use the detachable wired connection with my laptop workstation. All work beautifully. The Bluetooth connections are flawless with no dropout or static and range is completely not an issue for my use purposes (I rarely have exceeded 25 feet from either device).Technical details and comfort are subject to normal break-in and learning curve. The first week or so of use, extended wear caused some discomfort with squeezing my ears and head; however, after a month of use, I have used the headphones for up to four hours without any sense of discomfort. Control placement has taken a little time to get used to for on/off and volume control, but that is to be expected and no real inconvenience.While these are not noise-canceling, I have found they do a great job of dampening outside noise...actually better than some noise-canceling headphones I have used in the past (most notably the JVC HA-NC250). I would attribute this to the nice over ear fit, so it might be relegated to my ear size and experience only.I can also compare these to my Audio Technica ATH-M50 headphones and say they rank very close to them in sound quality experience. Where the ATH-M50's will win in a head-to-head shoot out for tone and sound reproduction and ultimate comfort, the WP-380's will win in portability and broad-use convenience...but one thing is certain...there isn't much compromise at all in the sound quality of these headphones in comparison; it's a "squeaker" for sure.For a product of this quality and under $100, they simply cannot be beat, even by a product at twice the cost. The WP-380 headphones are a real WIN.


Quality Product

I was both shocked and amazed with this product. Not only was it a quality item, it was a spectacular addition to my phone. The price was unsurpassed!


Perfect 10/10

I am a Nokia Lumina buyer. I had the Nokia Lumina 900, 920, & now the 1020. I have purchased many Nokia extras made by Nokia so I can say this is a homerun. I keep it on my phone all the time because I'm into photography and can take up to 100 pictures a day. Does it really need the extra battery? If you take more than 100 pictures a day. I can almost get by two full days with this extra battery. As for the camera grip, that's why I keep it on my phone. It makes the phone a perfect camera but don't forget it is a phone too. Caution though, the wireless cover made by Nokia, is not so good. That was the first product I ever purchased from Nokia that did not work so well.


Sony Xperia Z C6602 Unlocked Phone with 5 inch HD Display and 1.5GHz...

Good afternoon, I am writing to inform you that my purchase never arrived at his destination so I was on the duty to request reimburse me my money but to date neither have given me think it is irresponsible of you hope you can give me answers and solve my problem as fast as possible


Yes, you get all 3.

Most of you are probably wondering if you'll get all 3 styluses with this purchase.  The answer is yes.  I received all 3 styluses - one red, one white, and one black.The red, however, is more of a hot pink.  For the cost, they look pretty damn good.


Excelente Telefono

Al principio puedes creer que este es un telefono convencional, y la verdad qeu tiene el mismo dieseño que otros, pero sus funciones y sus diseños si ha variado a pesar de ser de la misma linea W tienes muchos cambios en su software y en su diseño.Deberian probarlo :-)


Looks great but probably offers no real protection

I have an iPhone 4 so I haven't experienced any of the issues with the fit on the 4S.It fits my iPhone 4 tightly and perfectly. Looks fantastic as well.As others have commented, the description is a little misleading. It's not aluminum or chrome. It's plastic. But it looks just like a combination of brushed aluminum and chrome so that's really okay with me.Unfortunately, other than looking great and offering some scratch protection for the back of the phone, it doesn't do a whole lot more. There is no padding inside the case. If you drop it, the shock will be transferred right to your phone. A thin layer of rubber inside the phone would have gone a long way towards offering some drop protection for the phone.But if you're looking for a case that looks great and offers some scratch protection for the back - this might be the ticket for you.


Motorola Elite Flip Bluetooth Headset

This is an excellent product with an incredible battery. I use it only when driving, and recharge it about once a week. When you turn it on it announces when you are connected to your phone and the approximate available talk time. When fully charged, it has over 6 hours of life. With a weeks worth of driving, that announcement has dropped below 6 hours only once.I like the product and $$$ can be saved buying the "Universal Packaging". Same product and options are included in a generic box.


Not a great fit but cheap and usable.

I agree with the "Idesign" review below: The case fits fine laterally but the iPhone slides up and down in the case; the case is also pretty thick, so when the phone is at its lowest point, the sleep/wake button is difficult to press, and even midsized 3.5mm jacks will not seat properly in the headset jack. OK for charging, though. But the sliding (about 3mm) is really annoying and seems like a simple design flaw.


Just what I needed

I like that it has both hard and soft shell covering. It was easy to put on and I've dropped my iPod a couple of times (not hard) and the cover has protected it.It also came with a stylus and a screen protector. Defiantly worth my money.


Awesome

I have had this phone for a week now...and so far its got to be the best phone I have ever owned. Its big and beautiful..the brushed Titanium is just incredible looking..its very sexy..it is by far the quickest phone I have ever owned( last phones were iphone 4, htc evo the galaxy s) . Its very slim, fits into my pocket surprising well. If you are a girl wearing tight jeans this phone is not gonna fit u well. Though I don't know how much I will use the pen, it works surprising well. Jelly bean has some nice new additions that make moving around very easy. Battery life so far is off the charts good not only for a phone this size but any size phone. Today its 5pm, I have been using the phone pretty regularly all day and have 86% left!! My Galaxy would have been dead by now..only pitfall about getting a unlocked European Note II is that you will not be able to use the 4g lte network. Hspa+ is working very fast though..cant really tell a difference..one bonus of not having a "AT&T version" is hotspots can be enabled without paying an extra fee..Also I understand software updates come immanently when they are available..Also there is not a ton of crap programs that come on it from the carrier to bog it down.


A great accessory

A friend was wearing one she had purchased in Vegas.  I went straight to Amazon , found it in the color of choice for a price better than she had got it for.  Received in the mail and loved it.  Same quality as the one she was wearing and it was delivered to me very quickly.  It holds the iPhone 4S perfectly and the black one has just enough bling to notice  but not so much that it looks tacky.


Balanced review after testing it for a day with iPhone 5

I got my iPhone 5 today (through carrier sources) though it's yet to be activated and the first thing I did naturally was put the Otterbox Defender case on it. I had the Defender for my 3GS and it protected my phone all these years. Didn't have the iPhone 4/4S so I can't compare it to that. Quick impressions so far:PROTECTION - Protection wise, the iPhone 5 Defender is at par with the 3GS.  Industrial grade protection with complete coverage. Same concept and overall design, though the silicone feels slightly thicker and more solid in the 5. The silicone has a matte finish compared to the smooth finish in the 3GS, which hopefully should help avoid dust and lint - this was the only drawback with the 3GS case, it needed cleaning frequently.BUTTONS/PORTS - Power and volume buttons are covered with silicone shaped like the buttons themselves. No problem pressing either of these buttons with the silicone. The headphone jack, charging port, and silent button have silicone plugs that can be pulled out to expose the jacks. (TIP - to open the plugs, insert nail and push the top silicone part higher to get behind the plug to pull it out. Hope this makes sense. The headphone plug is tiny and it can take some time getting used to opening it). The charging port plug, when opened, keeps snapping back into the case, which means it has to be held open with one hand to insert the charger. Insignificant issue, and I'm hoping that with use, this piece will loosen up a bit so that it stays open if needed. Opening at the back for the Apple logo is covered with a transparent plastic film. The front camera/speaker, the back camera/flash, and the two speakers at the bottom are left open and are the only exposed parts of the phone.SCREEN COVERAGE - Clear plastic film on the screen integrated into the case, the touchscreen experience is as good with the film as it is without the case. The transparent film creates a tiny layer of air or moisture between itself and the screen, which can create watermarks on the screen. This was an issue with the 3GS as well. (TIP - I had read several forums for my 3GS that recommended applying baby powder before installing this case, but I personally didn't find that to be a lasting solution. Applying an Anti-Glare film to the phone's screen before installing the case was the best solution. I am still waiting for my Anti-Glare film to come in, but I installed a spare I had for my 3GS just to see if that solved the issue with the 5, and it did).HOLSTER - The silicone is kept intact with two plastic tabs on the side. This really helps keep the silicone in shape and prevents it from stretching or loosening over time. These tabs also work as the locking mechanism for the holster. The case can be inserted facing in or out in the holster, a fine improvement by Otterbox. Most such holsters I have seen only allow face-in orientation (3GS allowed only face-in which I found annoying when going for a run). This holster has a fully rotating belt clip so that it can be attached vertically or horizontally on the belt. No chance of the case falling out, nice secure fit. The holster is much better and ergonomically designed than the 3GS version. It is easier to access the phone with this design.Here are a few details that I would have liked to see improved/addressed:- Front and back camera openings - the two openings are huge! The front camera/speaker/light sensor opening is one big opening. For the 3GS version (3GS only has speaker on the front, no camera) and from what I have seen for the 4S, the cases had a precision opening which provided better overall coverage. For the back, the opening is approximately 30-40% bigger than it should be for the camera and flash. It would have been nice to have more precise openings on both places for even better protection.- Headphone jack plug - this perhaps has more to do with the placement of the headphone jack itself, but the case opening is really small and it's not very smooth to open the silicone plug. For the 3GS, the silicone plug went around the headphone jack to the back, which made opening it a breeze. They could have used the same design for the 5 as well. With the current design, it takes time opening the headphone plug. It's entirely possible it is just something that takes getting used to, or that the silicone will loosen over time making it easier to open.- The iPhone 5 is a super sleek, light, and slick looking device. Putting the Defender case makes it bulky (more than doubles the thickness). Now this is a pro in that it offers super-protection which I cannot live without. The downside is that it takes away the aesthetic beauty of the iPhone.I bought this in black when that was the only color available. Now it seems there are a lot more choices. Wish I had waited for the Glacier (just a personal preference)!Other than these minor issues, I am overall very happy with this case and I hope to use it for several years to come, just I did with my 3GS Defender. Yes, it's slightly expensive, but it's also peace of mind.UPDATE 10-12-12The watermark issue seems to be persistent with this case and nothing seems to permanently help in this regard. The anti-glare film bridges the gap somewhat but only for a few days. The screen in the case lifts right back up after a few days and creates the watermark issue all over again making it difficult to use the screen. I am sending this back to get a different case. Yes, I want to protect my iPhone which is why I was willing to put up with the bulk of this case, but I can't give up functionality.


What A Turd!

Dear Consumer,Run for your very life.  I am the bewildered owner of this crappy cell phone.  This device is the modern equivalent of, well, (insert your favorite torcher device here.) The heinous organization and navigation of the phone book, and the various settings menus is enough to make your teary with insanity.  Even the ring tones (when the phone actually rings that is) are horribly ear piercing.  Friends call and the neighborhood dogs cower.  You even have to set the clock on the phone, WTF?!  (I know clock setting my sound like a crappy gripe, but it was impossible to figure out how to set the clock.) Oh yeah, and don't expect to make more than one call on a charge because two minutes into your second call you will be deafened by the chime that ends your call as the battery falls as dead as a bucket of fried chicken.


Finally Something Lightweight and Cheap

Finally there is a pair of Bluetooth headphones that truly are sweat-proof.Compared to the Motorola S-10HD model, this is a serious improvement.First, these fit perfectly over your ears and weigh much less.  TheMotorola's seem to press against the outer top of my ears, whichafter reading the directions, seems like it takes to much effort to put on.Next the earbuds do not seem to let sweat seap inside them and block thenoise out while running, like the Motorola's did.Last, as another reviewer pointed out, they way much less and stay in placecompared to the S-10HD.  I cannot speak for the new model that Motorola has, butI really am enjoying this pair.  Soo much that I bought a second pair.CONS:The only drawback I see about these so far is that they do not use a micro USB B style, but theolder USB charger (  ones that the razr use to use ).


Good Phone, Just Not For Me

I owned the original EVO and upgraded to the EVO 4G LTE in late August; I liked the LTE, but didn't love it as much as I did the original EVO, so I decided to exchange for the Galaxy S3. 24 hours later, the Galaxy is in a box and headed back to Amazon, in exchange for an EVO LTE.I knew there would be a learning curve in using a different UI from the HTC Sense to which I was so accustomed; what I did not expect was the difficulty in doing some of the simplest tasks on the Galaxy.Do you hit the snooze button on your alarm? I do as well (and yes, we really shouldn't do that, but it is what it is). When you set an alarm on the Galaxy, snooze is Off by default, so you have to remember to turn it on and then tell it how long the snooze time should be and how many times you are permitted to hit it for a given alarm. What a pain in the butt; the snooze feature should be on by default and let me have my choice between snoozing or turning off the alarm. Also, if you are a deep sleeper or non morning person like me, the stock alarm sounds on the Galaxy stand a good chance of putting you into a deeper sleep rather than - you know - waking you up.On the EVO, creating a folder for app icons is as simple as stacking the icons on top of one another; with the Galaxy, you must choose to create a folder (an ugly looking folder at that) and then slide the icons you want into that folder.S-Voice was unimpressive - and I played with it a lot. I had the phone set to show text for what S-Voice spoke; sometimes it would show me the text, sometimes it would not. Maybe that was Samsung's plan all along - to create some excitement by turning S-Voice into a little game where you and your friends can place bets on whether or not it will work.You are supposed to be able to use S-Voice to unlock the phone simply by speaking to it and that worked marginally as well.I use Google Voice in conjunction with my Sprint service; if someone calls me on Voice, I have to hit the '1' button on the keypad to accept the call. Easy, right? Well, not so easy when the screen keeps going black when I try to tap that button.On the EVO, if you tap the stock Clock/Weather widget, you are taken to either the clock or the weather forecast, depending on where you tap. On the Galaxy, tapping that widget anywhere will only take you to the weather, so you need to add a second clock widget to your screen or go into your apps each time you want to set an alarm.It's nitpicky, but Galaxy's icons for stock apps such as Messaging and Email are flat ugly to look at compared to those which HTC offers. Also, the EVO offers 'skins' which allow you to change the color scheme of your screen; the Galaxy may have that feature, but I looked for it and didn't see it.The physical 'Home' button on the Galaxy sounded like a nice idea in theory, but it kinda sucks in practice and the phone tends to lag between the time the button is pressed and you are actually taken to the home screen.The Galaxy feels very cheap in the hand versus the EVO and its glossy back becomes very slippery. Also, the back comes off the Galaxy MUCH too easily. I don't necessarily want to have to use a can opener to get the back off of a phone, but I do like having some resistance; I suspect that if the Galaxy were dropped, you would have to spend some time trying to figure out where the back landed when it popped off the phone, taking the battery with it.There is no difference in speed between the two phones, so don't let the extra gig of RAM on the Galaxy be your deciding factor.The Galaxy does have some advantages over the EVO. I liked having the power button on the side of the phone rather than the top and the volume controls are on the opposite side than they are on the EVO, so I was less likely to accidentally bump them. I also really liked being able to pull down the notification bar to toggle on or off services like WIFI, Bluetooth, Sound, etc.I am certain the Galaxy S3 is a good phone - there are too many favorable reviews to believe otherwise - and I am sure it works very well for someone willing to invest the time to learn to jump through all the hoops to perform simple tasks.As I said in the title; it's a good phone, just not for me.


Didn't last a month...

I needed a cable to use for charging my Samsung galaxy S4 at night so that I could use my OEM cable elsewhere. The actual cable itself seemed decent, not too stiff, but the problem I'm having is with the metal tip that gets inserted into the phone port. After the short amount of time I've had it, it has become so loose that it constantly becomes disconnected. If I pick up the phone, the cable falls out of the port without even pulling on it. I'm now in search of another cable to replace this poorly-built cable.


Looks good, but protection?

I looked at the reviews and bought the case based on the high ratings. I am not sure how to rate this product. I guess it depends what you want out of a case.  This case fits nicely, is attractive looking and inexpensive.  On the other hand, it is really just plastic, not really even rubberized plastic.  If you dropped your phone, I highly doubt it would offer much protection. If it fell on the backside of the phone, I guess it might help protect the glass.  The plastic would not really absorb much shock though, so I tend to doubt it.If you are looking for something that looks good, is inexpensive, but offers light protection, this is a good case.


Fits great, looks good as well

Just got delivered about an hour ago. I've got a really thin case on my note 3 and was able to fit the phone (in case) into the opening, but this caused some buttons to be pushed by the sides of the armband once i put it on. I removed the case and this "button pushing" problem went away all together. I realize that this phone is massive, but I wasn't sure exactly how massive it would look on my small arms. My plan to keep from embarrassing myself is to simply rotate the phone to be on the inside of my arm. The only flaw that I can tell this early in is that like many of the other reviews have stated, the band is rather short so if you've got large arms...stay away because you will be disappointed. The other thing I can see being a problem is the part of the Velcro that wraps around and attaches is fairly small (approx. 1x1 in.) and I can definitely see it breaking loose one day. That's about all I've got for this thing now, if i run into any more likes/dislikes I'll update.TL;DR I would recommend this item to someone looking for an armband for a gigantor phone, but keep an eye out for the velcro strap.


delaminating after 2 months of use, company does not stand behind product

Purchased this glass screen protector soon after purchasing my iPhone despite seeing reviews and forum posts about the screen protector delaminating around the edges, where the glue just gives up and lets go. Well I figured they hadn't put it on correctly or whatever else and figured I'd be just fine.2 months after the protector was meticulously placed on a phone that was cleaned as per the instructions a foggy area started in the upper left corner of the protector. This foggy area where the protector is actually delaminating from the surface of the phone has been growing ever since and now actually covers a part of the visible screen. The phone has never been dropped and looks as it did when it came out of the Apple box but with an ugly delaminating screen protector placed on top.Since these things claim to have a warranty I contacted their website support. After some back and forth they decide that since I purchased through Amazon they want me to contact them through the Amazon support link because for whatever reason that support person couldn't access their sales from their own Amazon page. So I followed their directions and re-contacted them through their Amazon support link with all the same info and they now claim they cannot honor the warranty because I purchased it on Amazon and not their website. Basically their warranty is worthless.So 1 star because the concept is good, but the peeling and total lack of customer/warranty service leaves this firmly in the DO NOT BUY category especially since there are much better and proven reliable screen protectors out there. Sucks, because I really wanted to like this one.


Good headset overall!

I've used the Plantronics Voyager Pro, Voyager 520 and Plantronics Discovery 925 recently along with many other headsets. The Jabra Extreme is a great design but the sound quality is not as good as some of the top headsets. The price is a lot lower so it's probably not a fair comparison. I have a noisy car and when I'm on the freeway it's hard to have a clear conversation. But for all other situations it sounds good. The Voyager Pro is the best all around headset I have ever used. Unfortunately my dog destroyed it. I really wanted to try the Jabra Extreme headset because it has A2DP (bluetooth music streaming). At first I thought A2DP was just a gimmick but now I use it all the time and love it. Today I was in the grocery store waiting in line while listening to music. The headset will pause the music when you receive a call and then resume when the call is over. Sound quality is very good for music. Many people don't understand listening to music in only one ear but I prefer it because I can still hear people talk if I need to. Plus it's seamless to go from talking on the phone to listening to music.Other things I like are the on / off switch which is simple. The volume buttons are great and the call / answer button is very responsive. I really like the USB charger for my laptop or car. The Jabra Extreme fits well in my ear, is light and looks great. If you want the absolute best bluetooth headset sound quality, then plan on spending another $40 or more. If you want a very good all around headset with A2DP then definitely try this out.


Q9c w/ extended batt.

I ordered the case. This case will not fit the Sprint Q9c phone w/ the extended battery.


Great product, with 1 exception.

I tried a few screen protectors for my Droid X before settling on the Skinomi one.  The major criteria I was looking for was (1) The clarity of the protector (does it look like there's one on the screen?) (2) The feel of the protector (3) The ability of the protector to repel fingerprints, oils, smudges, etc.  I first tried the Verizon protectors, but I wasn't happy with them.  They weren't THAT clear, they had a hazy rainbow effect to them.  They did a good job of retaining the smooth feeling of the screen, but I just wasn't happy with them.  Then I tried the SGP Steinheil ultra clear, because I had read some great reviews of it.  It is definitely ULTRA clear, but the reason I didn't keep this one on for longer than 5 seconds was because it had a tacky/sticky feel to it...for those of you out there using the Swype keyboard (like I do), that's a big deal. It's probably less of a big deal for those of you who don't Swype.  Off it came, and off I went in search of another one to try.  I forget how I ended up finding the Skinomi one, but I gave it a shot because it had a good price and the lifetime replacements enticed me.  I was very hesitant to apply a cover that required wetting it down, but it works very easily and safely.  It's simple to apply.  Things I like about the Skinomi: (1)it's very clear (2)it's almost as smooth as the glass screen itself (3)it does a pretty good job of repelling fingerprints and stuff.  My one complaint about it (and it's the reason I had to buy another one)is the fact that the protector is sorta easy to "dent" or scratch...for example, one day I put my phone in my car's center armrest and apparently the phone was being pressed against something in there, because when I took it out, I noticed a mark/impression on the screen protector.  The protector obviously did its job, for the screen itself is still in perfect condition, but in this instance the impression made in the protector was in a very visible spot on my phone and it drove me nuts.  I'm anal like that.  I have no idea if other screen protectors are better or worse at handling impressions, but I was sorta surprised at the ease with which I was able to make an impression in the Skinomi.  If it weren't for that, I'd rate the product 5 stars - price is right, company offers great service, and the product works great.  I'd definitely recommend it.


Woudn't recommend

I did a lot of research before buying a case. I watched and read reviews and  this case seemed ideal for my needs.I ordered the clear case. It fit nice and snug on the phone. I like how it was still low profile, and had the circuit design on the back the help with grip.Fast forward a month. The case was already starting to look a little dirty and not so pretty. Not a huge deal, can always take the phone out and clean the case.Here is the BIG DEAL. The phone fell (with case on) off my ottoman about 2 feet on to my tile floor. This resulted in a cracked screen. I was shocked that such a small fall would result in a cracked screen.It seems this case did little to nothing to protect the phone from the small fall. I am adult male that works in the tech field. I am by no means hard on my gadgets, but a fall does happen from time to time.I was rather upset to say the less. My new phone is now cracked and needs to replaced.I have since replaced the broken phone and purchased a OtterBox Commuter. The OtterBox is a bit bigger and bulkier but seems like it will do a better job at protecting the phone.


Very high quality and inexpensive

You can pretty much drop the phone and it protects it. As with anything rubber it is going to have resistance when you try to slide it in your pocket. It catches on your pants etc. As long as you understand that going into it you will be fine.


Works just as described

Works just as described. Has more functions and ability than I need. But it does the job I purchased it for well.


Great holder, but not easy to attach without using screws

The product arrived on-time and intact. It quickly became clear that there was no place in my car to attach it using the suction cup. (My 2009 VW Jetta has lots of curved surfaces on the dash and console, all done with a pebble-like finish that doesn't work with suction cups.)But it really is a nice holder for my new Nokia 1020 smartphone. So I found a smooth place to mount it on my desk (an IKEA Hemnes "Secretary" with a fold down writing surface). There were lots of flat surfaces and I quickly found a great spot that kept my new phone off the writing surface, but in full view (with the USB cable neatly out of the way). A few hours later, the suction cup gave way.I plan to keep the holder, but remove the suction cup and just attach it to the desk with screws. I really like the way it works with my desk.As for my car, if I can find a place where I'd be willing to drill holes, I'll order another one. Otherwise, the Nokia is just going to stay in my pocket or the console, and I'll use my Bluetooth headset to access music and answer the phone.


Works with Nexus 7.

I did some research trying to find a car USB charger that would be compatible with my Nexus 7 tablet.  This unit's 2.1 amp port works perfectly.  This is different from the other reVIVE II (the USBC3 rather than this, the GUSBC3) which would work with Apple high-current devices but not anything else.  Make sure you buy the right unit for your devices.  2.1 amp is a higher current than standard USB ports which allows for faster charging (some devices won't charge at all on a lower current).  Since it's not an official USB standard Apple chose to implement high-current charging differently than everyone else, so chargers designed for high-current Apple devices will not work correctly with other high-current devices.  Usually this means that a charger for an iPad will not work for an Android tablet and vice versa.When I connect my Nexus 7 to this charger's 2.1 Amp port the tablet correctly reports it's on a high-current charger (by saying the battery is charging from "AC", which would normally be the wall-outlet adapter [AC power] included with the Nexus 7).


Excellent thin case for my HTC One

I love the thinness of my new HTC One, and don't like to use cases or covers. However, know I need a case for two reasons: (1) The aluminum backing is a little slippery, (2) I don't want to scratch the backing of my phone over time when sliding my phone on a desk top, etc. As such, I found the perfect case for me, the Incipio Feather Case. I actually used a similar Incipio Feather case for my old Samsung Nexus 4G phone, so I knew this would be a good choice for me.There's the "Shine" version which has a shiny finish, but I prefer the matte black finish which is what this version is (seems more grippy). The case is really thin but hard, and fits my phone precisely. All the cutouts for the on/off switch, volume rocker, etc. are perfect. The phone seems just a tad bulkier with the cover, but it's probably the thinnest you can get (I don't even notice it now). I like the black case covering the sllver phone, as the two-tone coloring looks good.I highly recommend this case if you want to protect your HTC One, want more of a grip for your hand, and don't want the added bulky feeling.


Couldn't be happier

It is a bit expensive so I hesitated before buying the 808 PureView, but I have no regrets.  I am loving this phone!OS: A lot of reviews gripe about the OS (Symbian Belle) and compare it to Android and iOS.  I have used an iPhone for a while, and this version of Symbian is just as good.  Everything runs very smooth, even when viewing the 38mp photos.  The Nokia browser is usable, but definitely not the best.  Still, you can just install Opera Mobile which is a fantastic browser.  Everything I need in a phone OS is working well - for example I can sync my Google contacts and calendar.Apps: Admittedly there are far fewer apps available than on the major phone platforms, but there seems to be enough good apps for most peoples' needs.  The mobile version of most websites (amazon, wikipedia, etc) work fine when there is no app available.Maps: Nokia has the best maps suite, hands down. The maps are preloaded on your phone, so they save bandwidth and work when you don't have a signal.  The Nokia 'Drive' GPS app is also excellent for turn-by-turn directions.Camera: I don't need to say much about this, other than it is as good as people are saying. You have more custom control over your shots than any other phone camera, and higher quality than most point-and-shoot cameras.Screen: The AMOLED screen is much lower res than the iPhone "Retina" display, so I thought this might be an issue.  It turns out, it is not too bad.  Photos still looks very sharp and the screen works great in bright light.  Web sites are sharp enough.  The lower res screen also helps with battery life.Before I got my hands on the phone I would've guessed that it would be a 4-star product.  It has exceeded my expectations in every way: 5 stars!


Not satisfied

I placed an order for a new contract and a sony cybershot phone - what i received was a phone with scratches and LOADS of contact information. I HAD NOT ASKED FOR A REFURBISHED phone. i wanted a new piece - imagine! i buy the phone as  a gift for someone and he opens up to find a used Phone!!!It was extremely embarassing


Wireless Charging The Way It Should Be

I purchased a kit from MonsterWatts and it cannot output a constant power, so the wireless charging thing keeps popping up over and over and over.  I am using this charging pad with the MonsterWatts receiver and it works like a champ.  Constant output power with no wireless interruptions.  I am very happy with this charging pad.  It is working great with my Galaxy S4.  If you see MonsterWatts or WiQiQi show up, stay away from it.  This one works perfect.


Not perfect, but it fine for our use.

I bought the SuperTooth Buddy when we decided to keep our 2005 Honda Odyssey for a few more years.The Honda is primarily the wife’s car and she want to have a hands-free phone option which led me to this product. As usual, there turned out to more hands-free devices than you can wade through, which is nice, but it makes trying to figure out just what to buy, something of a chore. After spending some time searching, this product seemed to offer what we wanted at a decent price and good overall reviews.The device paired with my wife’s phone after a few attempts following the directions. However, I never could get it to pair with my phone after dozens of attempts and googling the subject. In the end, I just gave up as I don’t use the vehicle that much so it was not a big issue for me. I made a custom bracket that allowed me to mount the device right above the radio so at first glance it looks factory like. It makes it easy to see and use with little distraction. It makes and receives calls with no problem and audio quality on both ends is very good. What was interesting, is that the voice command feature was automatically activated with no effort on my part. Press the green button and the device ask what you want to do. You then just speak the name of the party you wish to call and if they are in your phones address book, it makes the connection. When finished, you can press the same green button or the red button to end the call. In the case with with making a call to “Home”, it will connect every time when I do it. When the wife calls “Home”, she will have to try two or three times. I’m guessing it the difference between a male voice and a female voice.The other problem is the connection distance. One reviewer made mention of this, and it it’s the same for us. It seems that once the phone is synced to the device, you need to move about fifty feet (I’m guessing) away from the device before it will disconnect. In our case, when the van is in the garage, it’s only about twenty feet or so from the cellphone when it’s in the house, so it always stays paired . If you get a call, it will ring in the van, but the cellphone will not ring in the house. Plus, you can’t make a call from the phone as well. Everything is still functioning through the SuperTooth device. The only (simple) way to solve this, is to just turn the device off when home, or move the phone far enough away that it will disconnect from the device. Again, not a big deal. The other reviewer wrapped his phone with tin foil (when in the house) which worked for him.So, while it does have a few quirks, it does what we wanted, which is to provide hands-free operation of the wife’s phone while in the van with ease and good audio quality. It does those two things well.


If it only worked reliably

We bought these adapter kits for our new Samsung phones.Unfortunately the connector for the car adapter is not made correctly and gives out after a couple of weeks of use. This prevents reliable charging of the phone and at best the phones are constantly "chirping", making th sounds they make as the power is connected and disconnected.We have tried 3 of these adapters on 4 supposedly compatible phones with no combination working reliably.


FAKE PRODUCT

case broke and i emailed up lifeproof about a replacement.  gave them the serial number of the back piece and the front piece.  Their reply:Update for Case #102931628 - "Warranty/Returns - iPhone 4S/4 - Visible Damage"Unfortunately, I have to inform you that the serial numbers you have provided belong to a counterfeit or fake case. Genuine LifeProof cases have two serial numbers inside that are unique to that case only. Our serial numbers are never repeated. We have received quite a few inquiries from customers with these exact serial numbers, which verifies that this case is a counterfeit.Due to this ill-fated situation, we are unable to offer any warranty assistance. Without a genuine LifeProof case, there is no genuine LifeProof warranty. I apologize that you are experiencing this situation, but I would still like to assist you!We ask that you contact the original seller of your product and request a refund. If at all possible, leave feedback with your seller and post a review, informing any other potential customers of your experience. This will ensure that the amount of counterfeit LifeProof products sold decreases and avoids additional purchases of simulated cases by other innocent customers. I hope this clarifies and answers any questions you may have regarding our inability to offer a replacement at this time.We are doing all that we can to cease the sale of counterfeit products and your help is greatly appreciated! Please go to [...] to report the place of purchase and seller that you got your case from.We are committed to providing you and all of our customers with the highest standards of service in the industry. If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to call our “Customer Service Department” at 1-888-533-0735.Thank you and have a great day!


Charges phone on its on schedule

I've been using this case/charger for over a week with mixed results, at best.  As others have noted, the power switch is completely unpredictable.  The instructions indicate pressing the power button once illuminates the LEDs, indicating the battery level of the case.  Holding the power button for three seconds is supposed to start/stop charging your phone.  In reality, quickly pressing the button starts/stops charging.  (There's no way to check the charge.)  As other reviewers have noted, this means that the protruding button lightly brushing the inside of your pant pocket, will turn the case/phone into a small heater, charging the phone unintentionally while simultaneously warming your thigh to a slight medium-rare.To make matters worse, it randomly begins charging for no reason what-so-ever.  At first, I thought I imagined it.  There must be an explanation.  Then, I blamed myself: "I must have accidentally touched that power button..."  But after witnessing it occur while the phone was sitting completely undisturbed on my desk, I can finally confirm: the case just RANDOMLY starts charging my phone!There are other, similar, more costly charging cases; perhaps this is just another example of "you get what you pay for."TLDR: Great idea, but very poorly executed.  Not recommended.


iPhone 4s conversation kit

I ordered the iPhone 4s candy pink conversion housing.  I had the item in my hand in less than a week.  Was exactly like the picture.  I installed it on my phone that very day and could not be happier with the outcome!  I will buy from them ecerything I possibly can.  Ty for great service and product.


Nah!

I don't like this case the plastic is a harder plastic that's tough to get off and on.Also when I sat it on a flat surface and text the phone slides, there's no support where it stays in place.I prefer the gelly type plastic at least the whole case doesn't move when you text and easier to get on/off.I've use this case about twice since I purchased it.The case is too bulky I have the white/grey combination I'm so not impressed with this case.


Quite Fantastic, with some flaws

This is not the first visor bluetooth speakerphone, and I thought the Jabra I had was good, until I got this. Here are some impressions:Pro:- it's loud and clear, always a plus. Picks up voice extremely well. No problems on its basic functions, and worked very well.- it has a strange (amazing, really) ability to wake up on the proximity of a cell phone, even without the bluetooth turned on. No actions needed to wake it up from sleep, yet its sleep cycle is still quite frugal on battery consumption (last weeks on normal daily use).- it also has the best bluetooth pairing and response that I have ever seen on any bluetooth device. Used it with multiple phones, and reliability has been top notch and worry free. Always connected without problems, so unlike the fidgety bluetooth that I expected (and got used to).- it has voice prompt, which further eliminated any insecurities such as connections and status. e.g. It would connect and announce the device name, and its battery level, etc.- buttons are lit when actuated/waken. It's a minor touch but a much appreciated one.- enough buttons to cover my needs--as simplicity/sleekness are often traded with functionality. The buttons are well placed that they are easy to see and  actuate.- Comes with its own micro usb car charger (that you can also use to charge your phones, headsets, etc, provided they have micro usb charging ports).- It looks and feels of good quality, and I think it is a beautiful design.Cons:- Poor FM music streaming: the feature that I most anticipated is its ability to stream a2dp bluetooth sound to FM radio. The result was not acceptable: static filled. Even if I were able to manage removing the static, the sound comes out lean and tinny. I haven't figured out why, but it is simply a non-usable feature. Quite a disappointment.- The "car locator" software available for android or iphone wasn't terribly useful (or reliable) for me.For my money I would probably get the slightly downgraded model without the FM streaming, as that feature is simply not working for me (tried on multiple cars). It has demonstrated more than satisfactory performance in all other principle functions, and then some nice thoughtful touches. I have come to love this, because of all the nice thoughtful details. Besides the FM streaming miss, this really makes a very functional and (more importantly) worry free bluetooth speakerphone. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.


Very cheaply made

Not really sure why this got so many good reviews.  My first thought when I opened it up was how cheap it felt.  There is hardly any weight to it, which some people might like, however, I feel that a little weight makes it feel nicer and more substantial.  Especially when there is supposed to be a big battery inside.  The plastic trip that snaps down over the phone is also very flimsy.  Feels like it will break pretty easily if you take your phone in and out a lot.  I had to fidget with it a little to get it to snap on correctly.  The back of the case is very glossy.  I had to be careful when holding it not to let it slip out of my hand.On a good note, it does work as advertised.  I plugged my phone in and held the button down and it started charging.  Seemed to charge pretty fast too.  I didn't get a chance to test how many times I could recharge my phone, I sent it back the day after I received it and ordered the Incipio Off Grid Pro, found here: http://www.amazon.com/Incipio-IPH-885-offGRID-Pro-iPhone/dp/B009ABL8WO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1397860086&sr;=8-1&keywords;=incipio+off+grid+proReceived the Incipio Case today and it feels so much better.  Much higher quality and better soft touch feel.  Comes with 2 2000 mah batteries and an external charger for them which can also be used as a portable battery for other devices.  I feel it is a much better product for the money.  I would at least check it out before you buy.Thank you for reading, hope this helps someone.


I love this phone!

I use it for calls, which have great clarity.  I replaced my old 2004 Samsung, which I liked, but this one is very easy to use.  The buttons are large and the screen is easy to read.  Saving contacts is very intuitive.  The battery charges in less than an hour and it stays strong for days unless I make lots of calls.Cons- It was so new Verizon's backup assistant did not work at first, so for about a week I had no contacts transferred.  That problem has since been solved.The written manual is very skimpy.For people who want a basic phone, this is a good one.


Excellent Value

This case is a fantastic value for the price. I was in the market for a case for my Lumia 900 but wasn't wholly committed to the idea--as much as I wanted to protect this phone, it seemed a shame to cover its elegant design. I figured if I spent little on a case I wouldn't mind never using it again after testing it, if it came to that. I purchased this for 6.95, a very disposable price point, and kept my expectations very low.I was pleasantly surprised when I snapped my phone into it for the first time. It fits the device perfectly. The phone snaps in easily and is held securely. While I am confident it will never slip out of the case, it is also easy to remove if desired. (For longer phone calls, I still prefer a "naked" phone).  The build quality is good. The leather case is fine (exceptional if the price is taken into consideration) and it only took a couple days before the leather felt used and comfortable. I have some mild concern about the glue binding the leather case to the plastic that grips the phone but whether or not that proves to be the weakness of this case remains to be seen. If it's a problem, I'll update this review--otherwise, assume it was sufficient to match the duration I continue to use this phone.The cover has 2 credit card size slots. These pockets both have stitched bottoms so you can't accidentally shove the card all the way in--there's always a half inch clearance. If like me you only wish to carry ID and one credit card, it's perfect. On multiple occasions I've had cashiers comment on how cool the case was. They're always shocked to learn that this marvel costs little more than a cup of coffee. If you were to double up in these slots, I think you'd end up with an over stuffed and awkwardly formed case.This case is held closed by a leather strap with a very weak magnet. It provides little resistance to open and won't damage the electronics but secures the case closed quite perfectly.The case doesn't interfere with the hardware in any way. The top and bottom of the phone are open, preserving your access to the speakers, headphone jack and USB plug. The side and back are cutout giving you access to the buttons and camera.All in all, this is a great case. It's stylish and functional. My review would be positive at 4x the price point; it is an absolute steal. If you're looking for a case, this one is worth your consideration. Even if you just want a part time case to take out occasionally, this is a great option as it's incredibly quick and easy to put on and take off and the ID/Credit card slots make it a viable (albeit minimal) wallet replacement for nights about town.------Update:2 months later, I've been carrying around an ID and 2 credit cards and the case is still holding together well. My only complaint is that the tiniest bits of pocket dirt get between the case and phone and really scratch up the back. The white Lumia 900 resin is far from scratch resistant! I still stand by this review and thing the case is an excellent value but if you want to keep the back of the phone in pristine condition, this case isn't for you.


Fake product

Fake product... Didn't worked with my galaxy s4 ..My earlier charger which came with box charges at 1900mA and this one charges at 450mA.Wasted my money  :(


Broke immediately.

Got it, connected it to my phone, put it in the pool after sealing the back and it immediately broke. Not very waterproof


This cable works great---but you must also have both PC Suite & a memory card

I received my data cable pronto and I thought it would be an easy matter to find and download the "drivers". Not quite so. As neither Pantech nor AT&T are particularly clear on what's involved, I had to really go digging. But, it does work perfectly once you figure it all out. So here's the deal: First, make sure you have a memory card (mine is MicroSD) installed in your phone (They're available for less than fifteen bucks at stores everywhere). Secondly, go to the Pantech website and click on the Customer Service link. Now, in the column on the left, find your exact phone (e.g. Breeze II) and click on it. In the middle of the next page, you'll see "PC Suite". Click on "View". Go ahead and download it and go through the installation process, as you would with any other software. Connect the cable between your computer and your phone, and open up PC Suite. The tab in there you will probably want is "File Manager", depending on what you want to accomplish. The phone and the computer should recognize each other and, by following the instructions under "help", you should be able to copy files from one and paste to the other. The File Manager part of PC Suite is somewhat spartan and doesn't give you a lot instant feedback. I wasn't sure anything had actually happened as I was trying to send a ringtone from the computer to the phone. But when I went into the Audio|external|Audio folder on the phone, sure enough, there it was. And it actually works! Patience sometimes pays off.


Phone is solid, rebate criteria not

The phone itself is pretty nice. Camera quality isn't bad for the low resolution. Menu is a bit slow, but overall, phone is very functional.But watch the Amazon rebates on these (T-Mobile rebate is fine). You have to wait to get your second bill before you can send the rebate form in. Depending on the timing of the postmark date, you don't get your second bill until the postmark date passes, so it's impossible to qualify for the rebate.


Does not work with i777 AT&T Galaxy S2

This battery is obviously only compatible with the international i9100 version of the phone. When this battery is in the i777, the phone will not charge. If you try to charge the phone, it reboots the phone over and over until you unplug the phone. The batteries do work when fully charged, but considering the product description specifically states that it's an i777 battery, this product deserves 0 stars.


Beware rain and sweat!

This device has abruptly stopped working twice for me.  The first was in the middle of a half marathon where I was sweating a lot.  A few hours later it must have dried out and began working again.  I continued to use it regularly for two more weeks until a very light drizzle caught me during a run.  TheMOTOACTV 8 GB GPS Fitness Tracker and Music Playeron my wrist wasn't bothered because there was so very little rain, but the Clipper stopped working and hasn't since.When it did work, it was great sound quality, simple to pair, and exactly what I wanted.  Just don't buy it if there's any chance any moisture will be within 10 yards of the unit.


Well it lasted a few days

yea, so I took a chance with this phone. It had no reviews and Amazon was advertising it, so I said, "what the heck, I can always return it." It had everything I was looking for, quality camera, slide out QWERTY pad, touch screen and priced right. It has a nice touch screen, although, it sometimes took too long to realize whether I had the phone sideways and to change accordingly. Wasn't too impressed with the camera quality and there is a lower grade secondary camera if you want a personal picture. If you try to take a picture of yourself using the main camera, you'll have a hard time finding the button because there is not one on the side so you can easily snap a picture. I'm not very literate to the smart phone world, so bear with me. The QWERTY pad is great, I liked it. Overall the phone was okay, I could have stuck with it. But 4 days after purchase, the deal breaker came when I was losing calls because the ringtones preloaded to the phone stopped working. I didn't change anything about the settings or volume, they just stopped working. Nothing else seemed defective, so I don't know what happened.I took a leap of faith and it didn't pan out. Oh well, on to the next phone!


best boost mobile phone peroid

This phone is awesome super fast 4g lte and has a great look. I promise you, you want be disappointed with this phone every aspect of this phone is awesome. Just to let everyone know I'm not new to smart phones I have had a lot of them from the HTC hero, iPhone and Samsung galaxy 1 2 3 I know a little bit about them. This phone is the best I've had bar none.


My first cover of this kind

First the basics:--case fits perfect with all openings lined up correctly--timely delivery--good quality materialPersonally:The back design is attractive, but much smoother than I would like. I would have preferred something with a better "grip." When I set the tablet on bent knees, I've got to hold on to it or it just immediately slides down my legs. Since this is my first cover of this type, it might be what they all do.For the price, I was expecting something a little thicker. It does adequately protect the tablet, though. The "bumper" style corners give it a bit of added protection.


Waste of Money

Bought this case for my iPhone5 before I went on a family vacation but before I left I tested it in water and it is not water proof. It leaked and after 5 days the front screen came off. I would not recommend anyone to buy this, it's highly over-priced and a waste of your money. If I could give it no stars I would.


could be better

Pros: side buttons to toggle ring type and camera, very customizeable menu/key shortcut, search address bookCons: Mediocre itunes sound, bad picture quality, very limited video capture (30 seconds), slips out of your hands easily (don't consider myself clumsy but I've dropped it at least 10 times), software conflict w/T-mobile (you are sent extra blank txt message when you check your voicemail), battery life could also be better


Stopped working

I had this for a year and a half, but only used it about 15 times during that period.  All those times it worked great!  This week it wouldn't turn on.  It appears that the on button just doesn't do anything.  For $60 I am VERY disappointed and annoyed.  At $5.00 a use it is not worth buying.


Additional Information

As of 2/6/2006 - most Mac users are able to sync via USB or Bluetooth but not through both - it seems to depend on where the product was intended for (Euro or Asia) but it seems to be able to sync through one or the other.As for the address book problem (s), Motorola has also updated the software along the way but unlike computer OSes, it's not always readily apparent. I'm not exactly sure if the reviewer with the multiple address problem has tried this:"Just change the "sort by" option in the address book setup to "Name". Then add numbers to the names instead of making new entries."That sounds like it should resolve it.There is one other caveat. If you want the iTunes software in the phone, the US version right now does not come with it and neither does the Euro version but apparently the Asian/Middle East version do ... huh? Yea - who knows what's going on.Still a great phone - just too much work for everything :-)


Horrible!!!

I've had it on my phone for 3 days.  The screen is all scratched up just from normal wear and using the stylus.  It also shows streaks and marks.Don't bother!!!!


hmmm not sure

The battery died within 2 months just out of the amazon return policy.not happy,a battery should last longer than this I think.cheap phone


Does work with AT&T-but returning! (rating lowered from 4*s to 1 after testing)

I was a little concerned about purchasing this product after reading the other reviews that said they didn't get a signal...but I received mine today and it works really well!It can be a little confusing to get it all set up, the manual isn't in perfect english but it's doable.  I'm still trying to understand the tracking features, that part doesn't seem to be compatible with AT&T; FamilyMap, but maybe I can just use the phone's features for it.Good little phone.UPDATE:After testing it for a day, I've realized that it accepts calls just fine, but when it calls out it drops calls frequently and when it actually does go through you really can't understand the words at all.  Got this as an emergency phone for my daughter, but won't do anyone any good if we can't understand her!  Will be returning the phone.  Dropping my rating from 4 stars to 1.


Save your money

Bubbles and still get's scratches. I have nothing now and I love it.  Keep your money in your pocket for good.


damaged goods

After having this cover on my phone for five minutes, my hands turned blue! Would not purchase from this company again.


Does not charge like a 2.1 amp output charger.

I bought this item solely for the 2.1 amp output rating.  I commute 2 hours a day and was looking for something that would charge my phone quickly while driving.  This did not provide me anything better than a cheap charger found at your local surplus store.2.0 amp wall charger, 20 minutes, ~21% increase in charge.1.0 amp wall charger, 20 minutes, ~16% increase in charge.This 2.1 car charger, 20 minutes, ~8% increase in charge.No stronger than a standard laptop USB 2.0 port.All tests were done on my Galaxy Nexus with the screen off, etc.I'd give it ZERO stars if I could.


question on sIII unlocked gsm phone

hello, my question is.I want use this phone "Samsung Galaxy S lll I9300 Unlocked GSM Phone with 4.8" HD Super AMOLED Screen, 8MP Camera, Android OS 4.0, A-GPS and Wi-Fi - Sapphire Black" in Venezuela operator Movistar???. any problem?i like this color sapphire black. but this description no say "international version".i need use in venezuela. thanks and sorry for my bad english


Worth the $20, just take your time doing the replacement

This replacement glass for the Samsung Galaxy SIII was exactly like the glass the came off the device.  I was a little nervous trying this repair on my own as there is a potential to break the AMOLED screen underneath if you're too impatient or too rough when trying to remove the old glass.  But I did it, the phone works fine.  My wife thinks that maybe the touch screen is slightly less sensitive than it was before, but that's probably due to the fact that the glass is no longer adhered to the AMOLED screen.  But, its been a week now and it still works pretty well and only set us back the price of this replacement glass.  I'm hoping it will last us until it's time to replace this phone in another year or so.I did not use most of the free tools that came with the kit.  I found the tiny flat head screwdriver useful just to get the removal process started.  After that, I used the tool that was essentially a green guitar pick along with a couple of other guitar picks I grabbed (so I recommend you pick up a few extra from a local music shop).  Use the pick to slide around the outside edge and slowly remove the old glass.  I left picks in place on one side and would start on the other side.  I also used a heat gun on a low setting and heated the glass to about 160 degrees repeatedly.  It will take about 10 minutes of heat, pry, repeat to get the first edge up.  After that, once you get an edge, just keep re-heating, and slowly prying up a little more.  I found once you're about halfway down, if you heat, pry lightly with a pick and just hold, you can see the glass peeling away from the AMOLED on it's own.  When that stops, re-heat and repeat.  Also, start from the top if you can, so you don't damage the wire strip at the bottom that leads to the back and home buttons attached to the glass.  By the way, that strip and the buttons at the end are held onto the glass by metallic tape.  I did not, but you should save that tape to re-adhere the strip to the new glass.  It will ensure those buttons stay tight up against the glass.  In my case, the button for home is slightly pulled away undeneath (you can tell because it's not 100% illuminated now), but it still works.  Also, be careful when taking the old glass off that you don't catch the black adhesive strip around the edge and tear.  Even if you do, you can re-use it, but its easier if you can leave it in tact.  Clean the old adhesive off the AMOLED and really shine up the AMOLED before putting the new glass on.  Remember that the new glass has a strip of protective tape on the inside panel, remove that before putting it on your phone.  I reheated the black strip before re-applying the glass, pressed the new glass in place, then re-heated again, pressing down on the edges, setting them in place.


AWESOME and FAST delivery!!!!

I ordered this on the 16th of August, it shipped out on the 20th and arrived today on the 30th" so a total of 10 days to arrive!  I've got to say that I LOVE it sooooo much!!!!!!! All the buttons work, I can plug in my babushka ear phones but if you have the headphones with a bigger, thicker plug in, it won't fit. No biggie!  No broken parts and his ears pop out, so cute!!!I just ordered another one and now I know what I'm buying for Christmas for friends and family with iPhones!!!


SF 49er iphone cover

Very nice product, good looking, fits well, and the quality is excellent.  I am very pleased with the iphone 4 San Francisco 49ers protector.


Excellent slim case.  An equal competitor for the Ringke SLIM.

We've had the Ringke SLIM on a pre-release version of the Nexus 5, and an earlier version of that case on a few Nexus 4 phones for a year now and they are great.  For our first production version of the Nexus 5, we figured that we'd give Spigen a try, since a lot of Amazon reviewers say that Spigen is better quality than Ringke.To me, this Spigen case is barely different, but equal to the Ringke SLIM case.  Both are slim, and unobtrusive.  The materials are similar, the design is similar, as is the apparent level of protection.  Both this case and the Ringke are very good, and a good value.  I would make your decision based on price and shipping times.  The cases are largely equal.Both cases have a minimalist design that doesn't add much bulk to the phone.  Both protect the phone in a fall.  Both fit will and don't prevent you from accessing the ports.  Their materials don't inhibit easy sliding in and out of a pocket.  Either one of these cases is great.


Decent fit.  Awesome performance.  Low price.

I have tried several bluetooth headsets and they all fit horribly.  I ran across this one while shopping for speakers actually and the thing that caught me was the sleek and simple style.  I quickly sought a store attendant and requested to take it out of the box and try it on.  To my surprise, it fit securely and I was even able to jump up and down with minimal wiggle and didn't fear it falling off nor did it give me any discomfort.  It does take a few seconds to get on your ear, though.  Not enough to bother me, so I wouldn't take points away for that minor inconvenience.As for performance, it exceeded my expectations greatly.  I can walk just about 30 feet away from my phone before I start having severe trouble.  This is awesome because my room gets poor reception and with this headset I can set the phone by the window and go to my desk or move here and there while still being able to talk on the phone.  Sound quality was excellent and I was even told by my girlfriend, to whom I speak often on the phone, that she thought the headset improved her ability to hear me.Price!  I got this headset for $40 on a military base, but I'm not sure how much it usually runs elsewhere.  (In general, prices are cheaper on base.) Amazon prices seem good, so I think if you're buying from here you'll be pleased with price too.I'd love to know if this review was helpful.


A cellular miracle!

This works very well. My house gets terrible cell reception, no matter the carrier.  I had a zboost wireless extender, which worked but only within about a 30ft radius of the base unit and was much more difficult to install than this unit.  I was reluctant to spend yet even more money to get a usable cell signal in my house, but AT&T gave me a very nice offer to get one of these units, and it works extremely well.  It transmits your cell signal through your internet connection, rather than relying on boosting an existing weak cell signal.  I now get 4 to 5 bars throughout my 2 story house. You can tell your phone is connected to the unit because your phone's display of the carrier changes from "AT&T" to "AT&T M-Cell."  Some limitations are that it only works for AT&T 3G phones, and you have to add each phone you will use via AT&T's website to work with the unit during set up, up to 10 phones total.  The unit isn't particularly attractive, especially the orange "cell bar display" on the sides, but it seems very well built, markings indicating it is made by Cisco.  Bottom line--it works well! No more dropped calls at home, and I can finally use my cell phone reliably in my house.


Captive not Captivate

GOOGLE: "SAMSUNG CAPTIVATE LAWSUIT" enough said.Should be called the Samsung Captive phone because you are forced to use it for 2 years or buy a different phone for several hundred dollars. It has several defects: music stops mid song and continues 15-30 sec later, several android apps will lock up and want to close, sometimes your pictures on the phone disappear and then appear later, sometimes  your phone book also disappears, sometimes your SD card will say it's blank then it's not.Samsung or Android you are forcing me to APPLE, a company I do not like.Plus side it actually makes phone calls.  Decent phone, as good as it can be on ATT, but lousy android device.


LG Optimis Zip

Its a good phone I purchased mine from Walmart. It was the best touch screen prepaid u could just about fine at the time. To slove the space problem you have to download a app killer or else u will have unnecessary apps running in the background. Also word to the wise any time you can use wifi do so the phone runs a lot faster for downloading. Also beware of charging the phone and sitting it on or under certain materials. Sometimes it will get very very hot while charging! N also clear out your cache on your apps from time to time this will also help with memory space.


Best Protector

I've tried others, and by far this is the best skin.  The fact that it does not wrap around the sides (top/bottom and sides) makes this skin the best option for 2 reasons: it's easier to install and lasts longer as it's less prone to peel off around the edges.  This skin also allows you to easily install a click-on hard case without affecting the tight fit of such case.  Highly recommend this product.


Great Armband for IPhones

I bought this armband after some heavy Internet research and analysis of other consumer reviews.  I am happy with it, my IPhone even fits with its OtterBox case still on so I don't have to go on a mission to remove it every time I want to go for a workout.  I do RECOMMEND that you buy the extension band or if not you will be really unhappy since without the extension you will only pull this band up to your forearm.  The plastic screen cover allows you to touch the screen pretty well, although it does take a little playing around with.  Overall, if you are in the market for an armband for your IPhone I certainly recommend you buy this one plus the extension band.  Enjoy and happy workouts!


Didn't fit:(

I loved the way it looked and felt.....unfortunately it was the wrong size.  I have a Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G, too - so it should have fit.Shipping was fast though.


LG Extravert Nightmares

Bad Phone. I have had 7 of these phones though they are only for 4 lines.  3 have been replaced and 2 of those three were replaced again under warranty and they are horrible.Only one of them has survived beyond the 1 year mark without issue (though it did have some battery drain problems).Phone 1, had ear speaker issue, replaced under warranty within 6 months, replacement phone 1A has a charging issue, new battery doesn't even charge well.Phone 2 had screen issues, backlight would come on but screen would be blank. Phone was out of warranty so they didn't replace it, finally I took the battery out and gently pinched the flat screen surface to the back side of the screen case with the slide out open, this reseated the tiny internal connector without opening the device.  This phone still has coverage issues and resets itself often, also it has a battery issue.Phone 3 stopped charging within 9 months, it was replaced in warranty but Verizon failed and sent the prepaid version 3A, this phone was returned and it was replaced with the correct model 3B, and this warranty replacement phone turns itself off sometimes when the slide out is opened and closed. It also fails to text often indicating a radio issue.Phone 4 is the anomaly, it works just fine but has had battery drain issues when in poor signal areas.With the lack of Amazon reviews and the amount of people that also have told us they have issues with their Extravert, I felt it necessary to write an honest review of my experience.


Perfect!

After reading the item specifics carefully, I selected this case. It came very quickly and fits my Samsung Galaxy 2 perfectly. I do not have to remove the case to charge it in its desktop cradle. It is perfect!


Perfect

Exactly what we wanted. It allows the Apple logo to be seen, which was important to my son, while keeping it safe from falls.


Not sure yet.

We ordered, but it's unclear how to connect the picture with the phone case.  Have not heard from the vendor, wasn't asked to upload anything at order time.  Confused.


Good build quality and strong magnets.

Solid build quality, strong magnets to hold phone to charging pad. Works even when phone was in case. I use a Spigen Neo Hybrid and had no issues with charging.