Re: CDMA TP2 cases, any good ones?
 

anyone know if we can get a case, take for example a clear or black case off e-bay and still fit the seidio holster?

Re: CDMA TP2 cases, any good ones?
 

I've looked at it a few times for protection snowboarding. Would be nice to take the phone with (even off) in case it's needed and not have to worry about the thing getting banged up on a feature.

Re: CDMA TP2 cases, any good ones?
 

man, i think the perfect combo would be the EaseCase Leather Beltclip from eBay and the Seidio Innocase. You can protect the phone in case you drop it, but you get a nice snugly fit leather belt clip. but the only problem is, i dunno what size to order from EaseCase seller on ebay. Seidio does not state the measurements that the Innocase is, nor does it show the measurements on the size of the phone when you put the innocase on it.

Re: CDMA TP2 cases, any good ones?
 

I picked up this case yesterday...

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/HTC+-+Le...&skuId=8222327

It's an HTC case and fits the TP2 perfectly.

I am also thinking of this case too but not sure...

http://www.proporta.com/F02/PPF02P05...645&t_mode=des

Re: CDMA TP2 cases, any good ones?
 

Well, I ended up going with this case instead of the one above. The one above is good but I wanted more protection while actually using the phone.

The Noreve is an excellent case. The build quality is superb. The phone is held in by 2 clips on the top and bottom. The clips do not put pressure on the phone at all. There is a little gap. The phone stays securely in the case due to the sidewalls around the bottom half of the phone. Since the clips don't put pressure on the phone and the sidewalls only come up as high as the lower half, it does not block the slide opening action(nor the tilt) to get the keyboard open.

The cover open enough to expose the opening for the camera lens, when you fold it back. Plus is has a nice opening for the front speaker, covered in metal(yes metal) mesh. The magnet clasp wraps around and clasps on the backside of the case/phone, so no worries about it triggering the screen and what not. It also comes with a comepletly removeable belt clip.

The only drawback and it's definitely annoying is that at the bottom of the case, the sidewall extends enough to blocks half the USB port on my Sprint TP2. In looking closely at the portion of the sidewall that covers part of the USB port, it looks as tho it is thinner than the rest of the sidewall, which leads me to believe it could possibly be meant to be removed if necessary. The only issue is, the sidewalls are covered in a thin leather covering, so you would have to do a little cosmetic cutting on the covering to get to the plastic underneath.

My guess is this was made for the GSM version where the charging port is in the middle of the bottom. Everything else lines up perfectly tho, even the small side hole for whatever sensor is there. The bottom has an opening for the stylus and enough roomm to access the headphone port.

All in all this thing is a great case, except that charging port being half covered is really bugging me.

FYI, if you do wanna buy it, make sure you goto noreveusa.com not the noreve.com site, as the price is cheaper and so is the shipping since the regular noreve.com site is based in Europe.

**EDIT**
I did a little mod to the case which was to open enough of the bottom area to allow access to the charging port while the phone was still in the case. When I did the mod, I expected the sides to be plastic and an easy cut. Well, to my surprise the sides are METAL. I was able to do the mod using small metal snips and a razor blade to cut the leather coating it. It actually came out rather nice.

Re: CDMA TP2 cases, any good ones?
 

Yeah, that's an Otterbox. It's too big though.

This Otterbox will likely fit the TP2 better.

http://www.otterbox.com/handheld-pda...ries-pda-case/

Still pretty large, but the phone would still be useable, except that I don't see how you could turn the phone on, since the power button probably is not accessible.

-Ed

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Just got my Easecase... It's beautiful! I only had my webcam so I'll post better pics with my DSLR later.

http://i49.tinypic.com/166hesw.jpg http://i46.tinypic.com/2le12ro.jpg http://i50.tinypic.com/1589vmc.jpg

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If you (anyone) get (s) this figured out...PLEASE PM me...thanks:headbang:

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did anybody got the d1 or d2 easecase and it looks huge? they added about 1.25cm, I was using the diamond original case and the size of it is great.

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I just ordered this case from the ppcgeeks store. Ill post photo when it arrives.

http://store.ppcgeeks.com/productacc...-Case-Sideways