Can you feel the buttons? (power, volume up and down)? I realize you'd have to press them "through" the case, tha'ts OK, as long as i can feel 'em
1333463
Yes, you can feel them. For the price it's a great case!! I like it better than the one I paid over 3x's the amount for from Motorola.
1947128
I am not sure what the issue was, but I just received my case, and the power button works fine. I don't like power buttons that are too sensitive, and with just a little pressure the button works
691246
Thanks for the reply. I ended up putting a small adhesive form pad on the button to make it easier to press. That seems to be working.
429313
No - they are not that sensitive...you have to physically push the buttons and you sense a click in response
742702
Yes, the power buttons are easy to push but the volume buttons I find difficult to use.
876906
the on/off and volume buttons are not cut outs - so there aren't holes to touch the actual buttons, but the case has indentation for these buttons so even though they are covered, they work well. i didn't have any problems with this at all. hope that helps!
1953319
I've only had to do it a few times, I pull off the case first near the power button, and then near the headphone jack. That's the easiest way, and it doesn't feel like it's going to break for me.
889765
It's easy to tell the difference between the volume and the power button but not the up and down buttons. Hope that helps.
539503
Not bad. The power button is a little different, but the volume buttons are solid. It's still easy to press all of them, just the case power button doesn't give you as good of feedback as the bare power button.
654135
I had problems with the touch screen. There was no power/volume controls button pressure problems I noticed, but they could not be easily accessed as without the case.
167896
Yes, but the case doesn't fit properly so you won't be able to use your volume buttons. Also the menu button is deep so you have to press hard.
1856667
Others say so, but the "volume" buttons on mine don't work at all. I've tried pressing them quickly, holding them for a long time, nothing works. So I simply make sure my phone is as loud as it can go since I like everything else about this cute little thing.
654142
I've had no problems w the case applying pressure on the buttons. Love my case.
471019
I flipped mine around to test, and that section of the flap is soft enough where the buttons still work. If you still find that difficult, a sharp utility or exacto knife would cut a clean, small window for the volume buttons.
638577
Technically yes, mine actually won't turn off if it's in the case even if I'm depressing the button (I don't know what the technical cause is behind this) - so I have to slide it out of the case to turn it off. Additionally, the material is not rigid, so it does cover the buttons sometime. I can access the volume button though. I actually recently ended up getting a new case. This one was really cool, but the inconvenience became a little too annoying for me.
710996
Yes the buttons are sensitive, Only thing is as its on the same level as bummer, sometimes I end up pressing both the power button and the volume together making my phone silent.
1102863
Just push together the power button + down volume it's a little bit tricky but with practice you can do it well