Does this case annoy you when making a phone call? I assume the front cover is folded behind. Does the button piece jab your face or eye?
1369665
It was for my boyfriends phone and he says he folds the tab back before folding the flap all the way open. This makes the tab held back between the flaps.
1369666
The case does not get in the way because it's folded behind and so is the button piece.
1369667
No but I use the speakers most. I just don't like putting my phone on my face. I love the button piece that is one of the biggest reasons I picked this case.
1197201
If you are referring to the home button, it is not covered by the case. It has an opening cut out of the screen cover. So its the same as if it weren't even in a case.
1189256
I have no trouble at all using the buttons on my phone when it's in the case. I will say I'm a woman so my fingers are reasonably small I suppose but our son has one and he has large hands. He also likes his very much. FYI you're actually pressing the buttons on the phone as the "stick out" through the corresponding holes in the case.
367351
Yes, those holes are not covered. Having said that, it's never been an issue for me. I've dropped my phone a few times and I have to say that I *love* this case. My only complaint, and it's not really a complaint per se, is that you really have to push on the power and volume buttons for them to work. Unlike an old case I had, your ringer volume isn't going to get pushed up to max while it's in your suit jacket pocket and you're sitting in a meeting. :)
1047739
There is no cover over the front of the phone. But for me personally, I don't like my glass covered with any protective plastic or such. The back of the phone obviously has a hole for the camera and the apply insignia, but the case is think enough such that the surface isn't flush with the case so the camera and apple insignia is protected. The same goes for the headphone, speaker and charger holes. And there's a hole for the mute bottom on the side but the vilumn buttons are completed covered but operable.
202036
the face is open. But it does protect the corners which I believe is vital on this phone. It wraps over the edges giving some additional depth to the front but not over the actual screen. I then have it in a pouch on my belt. Note I haven't dropped it yet!
1217958
I applied the button, hated it, and removed it within a few hours. It left a slight amount residue. Barely visible, but you could feel it with your thumb. A Q-Tip with a tiny bit of rubbing alcohol removed it easily. Honestly, I just had to get used to the Verizon logo. The raised button applique was just too cheesy for me.
354161
Yes. There's a opening at the bottom for the button, and a small opening at the top for the ear speaker. The opening are not exactly as shown in the picture, there are openings. The protector does cover the front facing camera, but I haven't seen any interference or distortion with the camera. Hope this helps
2220525
Calls are fine. I took off case the other day just because and was amazed at how small phone was. I would say its bulky but I'll take bulky and protected over small and vulnerable
874626
There are notched out marks outlining where the buttons on the phone are underneath; it's not raised at all. You press the area which makes contact with the phone's buttons. Overall, the case works great.
750179
For me I feel that the case actually helped to better define the back of the device. Esp when I had it up to my ear or in my pocket. Since the case further recesses the button zone. Before the case I would fumble more for the volume rocker. Even occasionally making it louder when I was meaning to quiet it.
1724539
No but it does keep your phone dry without it, but I don't like when the screen touches your cheek when making a call it pushes buttons so I am getting rid of mine anyway. Heard other peoples don't do that, maybe I got a dud
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.
752522
This case won't help with that. It does cover the home button, but it does not prevent pressing it. It's just a protective cover. If it's any consolation, my toddler stopped pressing the home button soon after 18 mo, and this case is so great - it's practically indestructible :)
731462
No. None of any of the buttons are covered. I will tel you, buy this cover. It is the prettiest, thinnest, best fitting, good looking I have ever used onan iphone.In the end to me what it does is to keep my iphone looking the same way as the reason why I bought it, light and thin.
2249413
The power button is exposed. But the volume buttons are covered. I myself took a razor and cut out the area over the volume buttons. It just seemed more matching to me. Even open, the case provided enough protection as to not let the buttons be pushed while in my pocket.
1015058
I didn't find any issues with pressing the buttons. My overall concern was with how fast the case ripped and wore out. Maybe it's a result of pressing the buttons? If you are looking for a long term case I'd pass on this one until they make it more robust.