Product Description
Innocases have quickly become one of the most popular products Seidio manufactures. Crafted from a hard yet flexible material, it provides an amazingly thin layer of protection without adding the excessive bulk of other cases. The Innocase consists of interlocking front and back pieces that fit your phone snugly, and Seidio?s signature soft touch finish provides a great feel and better grip without attracting lint. It is also available in a combo, which includes a matching holster.
Product Details
| Publisher | Seidio |
| Features |
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| EAN | 0898334006719 |
| MPN | CSR2YCG8925-BK |
| Brand | Seidio |
| UPC | 898334006719 |
| Label | Seidio |
| Studio | Seidio |
| Title | Seidio Innocase Surface for AT&T HTC Tilt (Black) |
| Model | CSR2YCG8925-BK |
| Manufacturer | Seidio |
Customer Reviews
Good quality, but pricey!Review by Teddy B, 2010-06-25
This is a great, high-quality protective case for a very expensive PocketPC.
[Do NOT buy the cheap knock-offs that are offered by other vendors, only if you need to have a cover that lasts about 3 months. The cheap one's "rubberized" flat-finish wears off after 3 or 4 months, and the black paint wears off shortly after that to reveal that the unit itself is white.]
I bought the high-quality original Seidio Innocase this time; much nicer! Though as usual, the shipping cost was too high!
Not the best solution
Review by DonFodio, 2009-11-04
My phone has taken a couple of hits since this seidio holster has been in use. Also if you have leather seats in your coupe or whatever, You might want to consider an alternative, another matter is the Bluetooth antenna seems to be limited somewhat by the spring-loaded clip at the top. which results in my JawBone not transmitting so well as opposed to taking my touch out of the holster.
so U might want to consider before U buy.
my number 1 choice
Review by Douglas Hess, 2009-05-03
This phone case is great. At first I had the AT&T Tilt Armor Case - The Metal Case, and bought this while I still was using the other product. When this arrived I tried to put it on my phone, and decided I didn't want to use it and it was a waste of money.
I ended up breaking the metal case (story on the feedback page for that item) and finally putting this one to some good use. I thought I would just use it as a temporary fix until I found something better, but this product has done wonders. I can actually use my phone, the tilt pulls out so that you can actually use the keyboard (found underneath the screen) and the front doesn't have a hard piece of plastic so you cant use the touch screen. I don't think this phone is usable without using the touch screen, and that's why I love this case, it provides comfort with usability.
The lightweight exterior protects the phone pretty well, I've dropped it a few times and the back or front part of the case might unsnap from the phone and pop off, but the phone will remain unharmed. I recommend this product if you own the AT&T Tilt, because it will make a big difference in feeling confident in using your phone.
Good luck if you go with anything else.
Good Case that Allows Tilting
Review by M. Starr, 2009-02-20
This is one of the only AT&T Tilt cases that allows you to open the keyboard and still tilt the phone while still fully protecting your phone. It is actually two pieces that snap onto the phone snugly. The only reason it did not get 5 stars is because when the phone is in my pocket and a decent amount of pressure is applied, one of the pieces pops off.
It was nice for a while
Review by ilex q., 2009-02-05
Worked great while it stayed on. Like another reviewer, mine would occasionally snap off, and after a while at least one of the little plastic lips that lock it in place on the phone broke off, so it pulls away from one side of the phone. I'd love it, if it was a lot cheaper, or didn't break. Because it does let you use the phone in all ways, and I experienced no reception loss, either of phone bars or 3G strength. I just think $28 is a little pricey for something that chips off in less than six months.
