Is it a snap closer or magnetic closer?
1377202
Magnetic. Not a bad case but it isn't very tough. I've had several and the clip and belt loops tend to break after a few months.
1377203
It is a magnetic closure. Has twin belt loops and a "slide on" belt loop. Very Well made!
851239
It's the "eraser" end that is magnetic. I've found it quite useful for a number of applications.
798235
Button closure is magnetic. There is a magnetic in the triangular piece and in the front cover. The magnetic closure is easy to use. I have the 3 card slots occupied with 2 plastic credit cards for total of 6 cards and it still works perfectly. I am very happy with unit.
100077
It is a magnet. It closes tight containing 3 id/debit cards and a few bills.
1495266
It close with a magnet . The elastic strap is also close with extra security. It works both ways. I like to place the heavy side on top just to have a better closure. Either way will work just fine. Thats just me. Ihope this willhelp.
154697
I would consider it a "snap" closure rather than a clasp. It is a double prong snap that fits into one of a number of holes on the band. It is band that you find on the original flex.
100076
It closes with a magnet... its pretty strong but you can only hold about three cards and a couple dollar bills for it to feel securely closed in my opinion
1810756
The closure is magnetic. This is better for me since I often fold the front flap around to the back and the magnetic part keeps the flap/cover from just hanging in the way. This is good for games or extended texting.
1848094
Yes!! Love it was researched and recommended by my sister. I love the magnetic closer.
1597945
I'm not sure what you mean. The small part is a magnet. When the magnet is within about 1/4 inch of a line molded into the large part, the sensor will indicate "closed" to the z-wave system. I don't know why the direction the door opens would change the alignment shown in the photos for the product description. The direction the magnet moves relative to the sensor doesn't matter. It's the distance between them that switches the sensor between open and closed.
1598008
Sure, you could do that. Obviously, the open/close function would not work - it depends on movement of the magnet portion. But the temperature and acceleration functions should still work.
92499
Yes, the case closure is magnetic. After 2 months it is still working very well
1767350
I believe it opens about 3" so if your magnetic attachments and whatever it is you are trying to clamp is less than that I suppose so.
2066909
Yes. It also has a fairly strong magnetic closure. It's very nice for the price.
1511751
sorry, I answered the question thinking it was in regards to the new one I bought. This one is CRAP and snap broke in a month, right after I could have gotten a full refund. sent back anyway and got 60 percent back after restocking fee. Get the one with the magnet also found on Amazon for 15$
1610212
cant remember if it was magnetic or not. but what i do remember is that it had a locking system for the bit. you pull the tip up or down to lock the bit in place. i misplaced mine so i cant varify whether or not its magnetic.
774082
NO. Mine (purchased end of August 2013) has a snap closure. No magnets at all.