Sensor lock

[dayday69]

Originally Posted by isevilla

Does it stay locked even if keyboard is opened on purpose or accident?

yup, it does for me. the only way it lets me use ANYTHING on my phone, to include answering the phone, is to rotate it.
to easy.

[bujin]

I tried this recently, and was left with the feeling that it's easier to type in a 4-digit PIN on the stock lock, than to rotate the phone. Do folks find the Sensor Lock approach easier, or just cooler?

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by bujin

I tried this recently, and was left with the feeling that it's easier to type in a 4-digit PIN on the stock lock, than to rotate the phone. Do folks find the Sensor Lock approach easier, or just cooler?

Personally, I asbsolutely hated it.

~John

[bujin]

Originally Posted by jmorton10

Personally, I asbsolutely hated it.

~John

Sensor lock, or the built-in lock?

[dayday69]

Originally Posted by bujin

I tried this recently, and was left with the feeling that it's easier to type in a 4-digit PIN on the stock lock, than to rotate the phone. Do folks find the Sensor Lock approach easier, or just cooler?

I think its easier and cooler lol
I thought it was funny when someone would try to use my phone and couldnt figure out for the life of them how to unlock it and when they saw me just rotate it quickly, they assumed I was toying with them.

either way I'm use to it to the point where its second nature just to rotate the phone.

especially for being in the military I move around alot so when its in my pocket, nothing happens and when i get a call i dont have to type in some key or any crap like that.

best find in my opinion so far with my TP.

[trav230]

Originally Posted by dayday69

especially for being in the military I move around alot so when its in my pocket, nothing happens and when i get a call i dont have to type in some key or any crap like that.

Thank you for your service to our country & I agree that's one of the better locks out there for the TP.