Many other cases make the power and volume button extremely hard to press. How is it in with this one?
1382546
It's not hard at all. I just tried it as I'm typing this and you have to press but not hard and it responds.
512357
The case is molded for the buttons. I haven't had a problem hitting power or the volume rocker. They are covered (which is kind of a bummer from a MotoMaker standpoint) but it's a nice case. Access to the dimple and the case's soft touch back made it worth the purchase to me.
1666629
Yeah you can operate the volume buttons very well but I warn that the home menu is difficult to open and I would suggest not having a screen protector on the device it makes it hard to type.
1019554
Hello. It doesn't use too much pressure against your head. You can tell the main (power) button from the volume button. The middle button is the power button and the top and bottom ones are the volume buttons. Hope this helps.
887499
I haven't had any issues with it so far. It is a fairly tight fit, but it squeezes on the front and back more than it does on the sides were the on/off and volume buttons are.
1569067
Not at all. The rubber over the buttons actually makes them a little easier to feel. Much better than some other cases I've tried with this phone!
2099450
Yes. The power and volume buttons are covered by the case, however, I have had no problem pushing the buttons through the case. The areas over those buttons are formed and raised so they look like buttons, but are actually part of the case. You can easily tell where the buttons are by touch.
2004065
No, it doesn't have cut-outs for the power and volume buttons. That does make the buttons a bit harder to push, but I've gotten used to it. On the plus side, you can see the color of the buttons through the case.
1947132
I have 2 of these cases for both Nexus 5's that I have and I can say there was never a power button issue on either one of them. I have been using them for over a month now, ordered from Spigen through Amazon, with no problem, I still recommend this case.
539507
The buttons are very easy to use. They are large and very visible. I have no problems with lowering and raising the volume with those buttons. The power button is also very easy to use.
1987962
Yes the buttons are super easy to use. I have 2 smaller kids (7&9) that don't have any problems using or powering on/off. Superb case-definitely recommend.
2034041
Mine hasn't yet and I've had it for awhile. I love it. Plus, I've had protective cases before that made it difficult to use the power or volume buttons...not this one. Definitely a great buy.
1178237
No. The volume and power buttons are covered by the case rubber. But, the volume and power button areas have an outlined area in the rubber that could be cut out easily, I think. This case is as close to no case as it gets, yet the rubber is soft enough to offer protection. It is not like the hard plastic thin cases I have seem.
1254610
Annelise,It is the M7 model. People are complaining about the volume buttons because they don't line up exactly so you can only increase the volume and it'll get stuck so it will turn it up all the way, so I just took them out. As long as you have finger nails that aren't cut down you can still access the volume buttons.
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.
780009
I don't have any issue with either the volume or power buttons. The only minor thing is that opening the cover to plug in the the charger is a little difficult to open on the phone. I have very short fingernails so trying to reach in past the depth of the case to open the cover is sometimes hard.
750099
Yes. The button must be pressed very hard to show the power options. The case protects the phone but is too tight. The phone actually performs more reliably with the case removed. The case does protect the phone.