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Originally Posted by santod
Yeah, it's a little more then I'd like it to be too.
Have you used their Innocases before? If so, how are they? They say they are only 1mm thick. That's pretty cool, I hate cases or skins that add a lot of bulk.
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For a device like this with a sliding keyboard, it's the best case you can buy IMHO. The sliding nature of the phone really prevents how you could have a case on at all times and still use the phone with no loss of functionality. The innocase finish is slightly rubbery (like the back of the TP2 is now finally!) but over it's whole surface, which greatly improves grip. I have dropped my Titan and as had my friends their iphones and TP1s several times and suffered no damage. They do a great amount of shock dampening. One downside is that the little tabs that hold them on tend to break with impact, but I'd rather the case suffered damage then the phone! A dab of hot glue or adhesive to stick the case to the phone fixes that.. and on my Titan, I had several broken tabs and no adhesive and it still stays on fine.
Their holsters are also the best, and they make specific models for use with their innocase so it holds it just as tight. The holsters have a spring loaded locking release, and they are used screen in to protect the screen, with velvet lining on the screen side.
Very Highly recommended. The whole office uses them now on a multitude of devices.