ectoren
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Hope that case comes out soon on Amazon Prime. Had it also on my S3 and really loved it.
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Hope that case comes out soon on Amazon Prime. Had it also on my S3 and really loved it.
Prime or not I hope they make it
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JHBThree
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Bought the HTC doubleshot case from a Sprint store today. Really really like it. I also bought the regular speck candyshell. I'm going to return the candyshell grip I got. That case was just really uncomfortable.
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I have tested a bunch of cases so far and I like this one the best
Amazon.com: Cimo Grip Back Case Flexible TPU Cover for HTC One (M7) - Frosted Clear: Cell Phones & Accessories
It has a cutout for the power button and its very easy to press.
Even though it says "frosted Clear" you can still see the phone perfectly through the back
Amazon.com: Cimo Grip Back Case Flexible TPU Cover for HTC One (M7) - Frosted Clear: Cell Phones & Accessories
It has a cutout for the power button and its very easy to press.
Even though it says "frosted Clear" you can still see the phone perfectly through the back
NastyNeil
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The non grip candy Shell is much sleeker than the grip candyshell and also offers great grip. I had the double dip but returned it. I can see the ends possibly coming loose in time. I did like the case but the Speck in white is where it's at for me. Along with the cruzerlite Androidified case I got in smoke, I'm good to go.
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Very nice but not sure i like the green with the silver speaker grills, Great case though
BestBuy Rocketfish shell for the time being. Does a pretty good job. Feels nice. Doesn't add too much bulk. covers the back and sides so now i can rest it face up on a table without having a heart attack. at $24 bucks it was a little pricey but it will do the job until i find a case I really want.
I have the black CandyShell on my One. It wasn't difficult to put it on, but it's definitely a snug fit. Taking it out requires a little maneuvering, but it isn't impossible.
kygator13
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Very nice but not sure i like the green with the silver speaker grills, Great case though
Fair opinion. I thought the black and grey was too plain, not getting purple
really liked the green/blue combo. I also got the commuter which has the dark blue around the speaker grills and the green on the outside. I'll post pics once I get it.Sent from there can only be HTC One
JHBThree
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Also forgot to mention that the sprint guy gave me a 20% discount even though I wasn't a sprint customer. He said it was because he felt bad I had tmobile. Then I showed him my HSPA+ speeds that were faster than sprint lte.
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Alright folks, here it is... the much awaited Poetic Borderline Bumper case. Yes, this is the original release version that covers the IR blaster, but Poetic will be shipping newly designed versions in mid-May to all who ordered the original design. (UPDATE - see notes below) Again, that's fantastic customer service, so early adopters get a 2 for 1 deal. Or in my case, a 4 for 2 deal since I also got the Atmosphere case. See my previous post for info and pics on the Atmosphere case.
Upon first handling this bumper case, my first reaction unfortunately wasn't super positive. As you'll see in the pics, the case is composed of a very flexible rubbery material with harder shiny plastic embedded within. While this gives it some style, it mainly gives the case some much needed structural rigidity. However, the plastic isn't embedded along the volume buttons or along the top near the power button, so those areas are a bit weak and more flexible. In a few pics I'm squeezing the case without the phone in it to show just how flexible it is. Note that I'm NOT squeezing that hard and just barely applying pressure. In other pics I'm holding the phone up by the edges of the case and letting gravity pull it down, creating a gap between the phone and the case. When held like this, there is a minimal gap on the side with no volume buttons due to the full-length embedded plastic along that side. However, the case pulls much further away from the phone on the volume button side because the plastic isn't there to support it on that side.
In other pics you'll see that the rubber on the volume buttons isn't 100% flush with the phone's edge, resulting in it sort of "pooching out" on the side. This is a minor annoyance that will probably get better in time as the buttons are pressed and the rubber has time to settle in and form to the phone. It also probably didn't help that I was purposely flexing the case and holding it up by its edges moments prior. With normal use, you'll notice that the rubber stretches a bit if you grab onto it when pulling the phone out of your pocket. However, it seems to pop back in place pretty well without any help, though only time will tell if it will begin to stretch permanently. The screen is fully recessed from the front edge of the case, so no worries about damaging it when laying it face down. The rubber at the top and bottom of the phone seems to also be just thick enough to keep the rear of the phone off the surface when laid on its back. However, the major selling point of this case is that it obviously doesn't cover the rear, so chances are most people aren't worried about scuffing up the back anyway. I must say, though... with it fully exposed, you can definitely feel that oh-so-sweet smooth metal backside. awww yeeeeaah
Anyway, the case popped on quickly and easily and feels like it is held on tight enough to not worry about. It feels good when held, and the flexible areas of the case shouldn't be an issue with normal use. So if you're looking for a minimal case that will save the day and still let you feel up the backside of your phone, then this is it. Personally, I'm going to give it a try for a few days, but I will probably be reverting back to the Atmosphere case because it's so much more solid and has virtually zero flex or give. I think that is sadly something that I will appreciate more than that sweet, sweet backside. I know... I know... :'(
UPDATE: They are cancelling orders for the Borderline Bumper case due to problems redesigning it. They may still release a new design after May, but it's unclear. I have since received a refund for the cost of the bumper case, and they're still sending out new Atmosphere cases to those who bought the original one. Overall, it seems that their customer service dept is doing all they can given the unfortunate situation.
Upon first handling this bumper case, my first reaction unfortunately wasn't super positive. As you'll see in the pics, the case is composed of a very flexible rubbery material with harder shiny plastic embedded within. While this gives it some style, it mainly gives the case some much needed structural rigidity. However, the plastic isn't embedded along the volume buttons or along the top near the power button, so those areas are a bit weak and more flexible. In a few pics I'm squeezing the case without the phone in it to show just how flexible it is. Note that I'm NOT squeezing that hard and just barely applying pressure. In other pics I'm holding the phone up by the edges of the case and letting gravity pull it down, creating a gap between the phone and the case. When held like this, there is a minimal gap on the side with no volume buttons due to the full-length embedded plastic along that side. However, the case pulls much further away from the phone on the volume button side because the plastic isn't there to support it on that side.
In other pics you'll see that the rubber on the volume buttons isn't 100% flush with the phone's edge, resulting in it sort of "pooching out" on the side. This is a minor annoyance that will probably get better in time as the buttons are pressed and the rubber has time to settle in and form to the phone. It also probably didn't help that I was purposely flexing the case and holding it up by its edges moments prior. With normal use, you'll notice that the rubber stretches a bit if you grab onto it when pulling the phone out of your pocket. However, it seems to pop back in place pretty well without any help, though only time will tell if it will begin to stretch permanently. The screen is fully recessed from the front edge of the case, so no worries about damaging it when laying it face down. The rubber at the top and bottom of the phone seems to also be just thick enough to keep the rear of the phone off the surface when laid on its back. However, the major selling point of this case is that it obviously doesn't cover the rear, so chances are most people aren't worried about scuffing up the back anyway. I must say, though... with it fully exposed, you can definitely feel that oh-so-sweet smooth metal backside. awww yeeeeaah
Anyway, the case popped on quickly and easily and feels like it is held on tight enough to not worry about. It feels good when held, and the flexible areas of the case shouldn't be an issue with normal use. So if you're looking for a minimal case that will save the day and still let you feel up the backside of your phone, then this is it. Personally, I'm going to give it a try for a few days, but I will probably be reverting back to the Atmosphere case because it's so much more solid and has virtually zero flex or give. I think that is sadly something that I will appreciate more than that sweet, sweet backside. I know... I know... :'(
UPDATE: They are cancelling orders for the Borderline Bumper case due to problems redesigning it. They may still release a new design after May, but it's unclear. I have since received a refund for the cost of the bumper case, and they're still sending out new Atmosphere cases to those who bought the original one. Overall, it seems that their customer service dept is doing all they can given the unfortunate situation.
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Indecisive
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This is what I am so worried about. My Infuse has scratches on all 4 corners from drops. That is over 1.5 years. Most happened when I had something else slip and my phone got loose trying to save it.
Compromise and get a clear case. Try the Spigen SGP.
http://www.spigen.com/htc-one-case-ultra-thin-air.html
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http://www.spigen.com/htc-one-case-ultra-thin-air.html
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remix1982
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I got the Poetic case and my Otterbox Commuter Case the same day in the mail. I tried both on the phone and after having the Poetic case on and struggling to take it off to try the Otterbox, I opted to keep the Otterbox on until I get the final Poetic case. Being a guy with short nails I really struggled to take it off. The case looks really great and hugs the phone very closely. The matte finish keeps the original aesthetics of the phone and the accents cleverly work really well with the microphone holes. Once I get the final version I am sure it will be on my phone full time with the Otterbox for outdoor excursions and high risk occasions
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I need a case with a holster, so like always, I ordered a Seidio case for the HTC One. I got both the holster that the naked phone can clip into, as well as the holster that accepts the form fitted case around the phone. both seem to work well.
The Otterbox is the other case with a holster, but for me, it just adds too much bulk to a phone.
The Otterbox is the other case with a holster, but for me, it just adds too much bulk to a phone.
Jebus, what do you do to your phone that it needs this?!
I'd love to use a clear case, but I keep a $20 inside there for emergencies.
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