Does this prevent it from turning on when sliding in case or when it's in the case and touched? The problem I have when in my pocket.
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I like the case. It's really sturdy and protective. For a guy who's putting it in the pocket, it is pretty bulky, though. I don't even know that you need a case for the problem you're having, though. It's locks automatically within a few seconds of your last stroke and must be unlocked by pushing a side button for a couple seconds. Hope that answered your question.
1417217
Mine does not click into place, but I have never had it slide open and write on anything in my pocket.
1682384
I found that it had more to do with how I inserted the phone into the case, and which direction my toggle switch was. Try pulling the phone out and switching the direction (silent or loud) and reinserting. Good luck!
645400
There is a remote possibility that it could turn on while in your back pocket, but not very likely. The on/off switch is very stiff. It's not uncommon that I sometimes have to engage it twice by hand to get it to switch on by hand. I think you're safe.
1861413
The First Obvious Question Is charged? If u have a case protector that is really snug it's probably pushing down the volume buttons and that will prevent it from turning on. If that doesn't work then idk I would think it's broken or the battery isn't holding the charge. Good luck.
1415430
I don't understand what you mean... Like when you open n close the case does it turn phone on n off? No it doesn't
322057
It slides in and out of your pocket, but the silicone outer case comes out of the hard case and you have to push it back into place. Not a huge deal, but it gets very annoying over time. I don't recommend the case at all!!
759338
I do not have a problem with the power button. It is a little firm, but I only use one hand to turn my phone off.
1455866
Hello, Of course the light is not AS visible as when not in the case but that hasn't been a problem as I've got notification ringtone so don't need the light. No the case doesn't have anything to do with the functioning of your phone as in sleep/wake. I do love it very much as it surrounds the phone and gives better protection!! Like a wallet in your pocket as apposed to an exposed phone. Thanks for asking Donna
1166445
Make sure the case is turned on n the cover stays open. The power button is very sensivite! Mine never chargea fully before the pack battery dies!!
1881397
Did not happen to me, but my gut would say you did not put on the case properly. My first instinct would be to take it apart, then make sure your external slider matches up with the mute/ lock button, then put it back on carefully. If that does not do it probably send it back as it may be a faulty case. (make sure ipad is not faulty as well).
712002
I keep this in my pocket as well. The button is recessed withing the end cap and I have never had an issue with it turning on accidentally. I have been very pleased with this light.
73410
No, I haven't had any issues with the power button. I'd suggest taking the soft case off and try putting it back on to make sure the fit is secure.
352600
Sometimes the case puts my iPad mini to sleep, sometimes it doesn't. I just noticed this myself and make sure I use the button just to be on the safe side. It seems when I leave the keyboard ON, in standby mode, is when it doesn't put it to sleep. Maybe I missed that when reading the instructions.
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I have a phone with something of the same problem -- it will do strange things if you just put it in your pocket closed -- and the case works pretty well for me. The elastic sides of the case are soft, but the front and back panels are relatively stiff. So long as the phone is not so wide that the elastic pushes the buttons on the sides, they are fairly well protected from accidental presses.
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I have not had that issue. However, when I first put the case on, I had it on backwards, so check that and see if it helps. Good luck!
1094504
Well,...that's just it. It's an odd design because there is NO trigger. The power button is on the back of the unit and you would use your thumb to slide it on and off. The slide button will indeed lock in either the on, or the off, position.