Multiple issues - I'd recommend finding another case
919440
The little window on the back didn't line up properly and instead showed half of the Verizon "check mark" symbol.  So if you have Verizon, it probably won't look quite right (like it does in the picture).  Also, the phone tended to overheat and have occasional signal issues in this case, and I literally had to snap the case into pieces to remove it because it's apparently not designed to ever come off.  Just not a great case.
1370481
The case is great in theory, and it's great for the price, but I suggest paying that extra few dollars for a better case. It'll be worth avoiding the hassle in the long run!
I loved this case until I realized it was causing my phone to randomly turn off by itself! I've had problems with my Galaxy in the past, but I recently got it replaced, and this case seems to have made things worse than before.
I cut back the black rubber part that pushes into the lock and volume buttons and that seems to have helped, but not entirely. The hard plastic blue pieces don't fit together properly and everything is just really bulky. The kick stand isn't that great either...
4419569
I found this case off of Amazon and a few friends had told me about it. This case which I thought was a darker blue ended up being a lighter blue. No problems there as it really didn't matter. I've had this case for over a few months and won't use it again. Why? Here's a couple of things to consider:

1. The sensor on the top of the phone that detects incoming light to change your auto-brightness settings is hindered SEVERELY. I can't hang up phone calls without pointing it in direct light, and even then it doesn't help. Also, if you set your screen to auto-brightness, it will not bring the brightness up much when you're outside. That was my BIGGEST issue.
2. The phone's flash will not work properly. The phones flash itself works fine, but when connected to the case, you can't use the flash because it scatters into the actual lens and creates a white film over the picture. Not cool. If you don't use flash, more power to you.
3. Extended batteries. Just no, they won't work with a different phone backing, so don't consider this product if you have an extended battery.
4. The case hasn't been roughed around in my travels much, but the color is already starting to look dull. It's only been a few months, and I don't mess around in dirt, metals, etc.

The protection of the case is great though. It works well, I've dropped it, thrown it, etc and no physical harm has been done to my phone. If you can get passed all of the problems with the design, I would HIGHLY recommend this product, it just didn't work well for me.
770666
I really want to like this case. I have other OZAKI origami cases for my older iPads and they work beautifully. No issues with those and they provide barely any thickness to the iPad itself. This case is no different: it folds well, magnets together securely and triggers the sleep/wake consistently. The pen/stylus holder was a nice touch as well, though I didn't use it when I was using this case.
The drawback to this case is a 2-part problem. Some of it is OZAKI's responsibility (maybe) and the rest is Apple's. Apple made the Air 2 too thin. There is a component in the lower right quadrant of the iPad that sits high enough on the internal board, that when sufficient screen pressure (or pressure from the back) is applied, will show itself on the screen (like if you press your finger into an LCD screen on a calculator).
I have read enough forum posts to know that this is not a unique problem with my iPad, though not everyone is experiencing it. So that's Apple's fault. OZAKI's portion of this is how the case holds to the screen. I can't describe it very well I imagine, but somehow, the four corner approach that the case uses to hold the iPad in applies pressure to the back of the iPad case, causing that internal component to interact with the screen, and in some cases cause falls touches to be registered. I would lay this solely at Apple's feet, except that I have tried several other cases with similar hold methods and none of them cause this issue. So OZAKI, it's a bit tight this time, yea?
4725742
I was very excited to receive this as a substitute for the overpriced apple smart case. It looks great, but there are some major issues that are going to compel me to return the item:
- the cover obscures the headphone jack, meaning I have to take the case off if i want to facetime / skype / watch a movie!
- the case does not have any ability to stand up on its own, any slight movement will result in the case falling down.

wish I could give this case a better review, but those 2 major issues are game breakers for me.
3761165
I received this case today with high hopes of replacing my LifeProof Fre for my iPhone 6. Unfortunately this ended up not being the case after less than a day of use. As many others commented, there are multiple flaws with this case originating in design and quality control.

From the start: very nice packaging with a premium quality. Easy installation. Screen clarity on par with LifeProof. Then to toggling the mute switch. Stiff, and unresponsive? A quick removal of the case to ensure I installed properly. Sealed up and then the mute toggle works, with a fair amount of pressure the switch, although not as sensitive as the Fre, it works. Onto unscrewing the headphone jack cover. Extremely difficult and once finally open, the threads try not to align properly to allow me to close. Minor gripes for now. Test phone calls proved the audio to be excellent. The other party heard me clearly and I heard them without issue. A small, barely noticeable gap between the screen protector and phone causes a minutely annoying pop around edges when typing. But overall a plus. Until later in the day, when the mute switch stopped responding. After three or four reinstalls the mute toggle seems to not work at all, and there is a small deposit of black plastic around the switch where the toggle itself seemed to be filing down at the mute switch in hopes of working. So about a 1 in 20 success ratio of getting the switch to toggle. Then I notice the crack starting in the case from removal. Single digit reinstalls, and the case is breaking down. So it's going back.

Which is a shame, because I desperately wanted this case to be the last phone case I'd buy. But sadly, it didn't even last me a day, which is a new record for my pile of discarded cases.
3035958
I really wanted to like this case. I have two iPhones having just upgraded to a 2nd from an older flip phone. The flip phone I used to keep in a pocket, and the 1st iPhone in a shirt pocket. That first iPhone I keep in a simple rubberized case that protects the back only, and it's perfect for slipping in and out of a shirt pocket. However, although I purchased exactly the same case for the 2nd iPhone, I was concerned about putting into a pants pocket where it might get more bumps and potentially scratches - the face not being protected (and no - I don't use screen protectors in order to not reduce the screen use experience; in normal use the glass screens of iPhones are fairly sturdy - but - I still had concerns about scratching in a pants pocket).

So after looking at a large number of cases and reviews, I opted for this Snap on case. I liked the idea that the flip cover could be removed. That way I could sit it on my desk without having the cover open and occupying desk space - and - without having it closed and not being able to see the iPhone screen. That is a big plus for this case. Other reviewers have commented that the case is not metallic. That is correct - it is not - it is a metal paint covered plastic. Others have also commented that the chrome paint on the case chips eventually. I haven't had it long enough to tell whether that will happen, but, I'm also fairly careful with devices so I may not see that.

I really really wanted to like this case as it was. I did. However, when compared to the sure grip of my previous open-fronted rubberized case, (essentially just a covering for the back), I was hesitant to keep my iPhone in the Snap on case. I didn't for long. I removed it and went back to the rubberized case temporarily. Why? Because the chrome covered plastic is *slippery*! I was concerned I would fumble it on the night stand and drop it - a concern I do not have with a plain rubberized case.

But - I really do like the look and feel and function of the Snap on case otherwise. So - simple fix. Lowes sell a furniture grip with a sticky back in the SoftTouch Gripper Bars series. It is low profile like velcro and not expensive. (A few dollars). I cut some strips of that to match the sides of the case where the chrome is - (I'm not concerned about the bling factor here ;-) ) and stuck them on the sides neatly. Hardly shows - and - if you were a newcomer to the case you would not know it wasn't meant to be like that. While not quite as tactile as the rubberized case, the gripper material adds sufficient extra friction to the sides of the case.

Result? I am now more confident in using the Snap on case and I have returned my iPhone 4S to it. We'll see how it goes I guess.

So, I hope to actually use this case, but I'd strongly recommend you adjust it the same way if you are at all butter-fingered with phones. I think the manufacturers should make this change to the case at source.

Oh - almost forgot - the case comes with a magnetic clasp to close the flip portion. That seems sturdy enough. Also - others have expressed concern about the phone slipping out. My case seems to be a nice snug fit and I do not share that concern.

Lastly - it's light and low-profile - both things I prefer in iDevice and other mobile device cases.

I like it after all! ;-)
3572108
It's a pretty good case, but has some issues.
Well built, pretty good quality for the price, which was pleasantly surprising.

The magnetic lock/wake function is good, however, it causes lots of wake issues when you leave the tablet idle--ie, the battery drains even when you're not using it.

Another major issue is the MicroSD slot is covered up, so if you're using a MicroSD card, the case feels like it's going to break the card off,  and whenever you put the case on/off, you need to be careful that the edge of the case doesn't eject it. Often times, it feels like the case is pushing down on the card when the case is on, which isn't good.
4917597
***UPDATED 3/23/16 SEE BOTTOM OF REVIEW***

***I decided to give this case a buy even considering the overly obvious multiple user reviews to inflate the overall rating, usually indicating a cheap product with fake reviews to try and sell more***

The overall case is pretty solid, the ports are covered well and everything feels fairly snug.  The plastic "screen protector" cover fits mostly flush to the phone and doesn't impact performance.

There's only one really major issue with this case that I have and it's the kickstand.  The kickstand is a very generic plastic, it's very flimsy especially when used in portrait mode and feels as though it's about to break when I touch the screen.  It's also straight plastic, so it's very slippery.  My previous case had a rubber contact on it at the outer portion of the kickstand so the phone never budged.  Unless you use this on carpet or rubber, your phone will slide around when using he kickstand and touching the screen.  This is a very major issue for me as I generally use it in kickstand mode quite heavily. The kickstand also doesn't really "lock" when deployed, so you may extend the kickstand and find the phone flops back down because it didn't secure in a standing position.

If I didn't use the kickstand so much, this would be at least a 4 star case. If the kickstand had good traction and didn't feel so flimsy and bending while in portrait mode, this would easily be 5 stars.  The inclusion of extra backplates with extra kickstands does sort of make up for this flaw, but then, I'll have to go to a color I don't like if one ever does break, and that is where I would be sorely irritated to use this case further.

****UPDATE 3/23/16****
I have already had to change the back cover 3 times because the kickstand keeps breaking.  Now, the built in screen protector is starting to separate from the front cover, and the back doesn't secure very well with the replaceable cover.  I have changed my rating from 4 stars to 1.  This is a poor quality product and I am now searching for a replacement, even though I still have 1 back cover left.  I know it will break within 2-3 weeks at most.
757093
This is a decent case, but has a number of irritating problems that prompted me to swap the guts of my PC to another one.

The included fans are nice, but personally I find the lightshow to be kind of irritating. It would have been nice to have an option to disable the LEDS, so as to prevent it feeling like an alien abduction every time my machine would pop out of sleep in the night.

My biggest complaint about the case was the fact that dust would accumulate more rapidly than in any other box I've owned. It got sucked in mostly through  the side fan, which has very little in the way of a filter. I literally had to dust this thing out every two weeks, which is far worse than any other box that has been in the same location.

Finally, the side panels were a pain to get off. I spend a lot of time under the hood, and it's irritating to have to fight to get your case panels off.
261617
To a point, I like this case. However, it has more negatives than I can find positives.  I don't know why, but I Have more issues with the fingerprint scanner when using this case than I do when using other cases.  The other issue I have noticed, and it absolutely drives me nuts, is the fact that this keyboard works, but while typing it will show the fact it is connected and using english and it causes the keyboard to quit responding to my typing and either leaves gaps in words or doesn't accept the spaces. I'm not sure why it keeps showing me what language it is using and why that causes it to hang up when typing.  The keys are responsive and provide a lot of movement when pressed.  I don't like the small backspace key being right next to the small lock key, which has caused me to lock my screen while typing.  Now, I do have bigger hands/fingers and so I can't realy blame the style of the keyboard for my issues, and I have learned to watch and slow down when I need to backspace to clear errors.  The function keys are a nice touch to the keyboard, allowing for quick shortcut actions for keys used most often.  The stylus and stylus holder are alos nice touches. An adjustable kickstand would have been nice, as this one only allows for one position which can sometimes be too upright at times it would be nice to have it a little more flat. I would give it more stars if it wasn't for the fingerprint issues and the keyboard cutting in and out while typing.  For the price, I would say to possibly look elsewhere.
2490732
This case has serious design flaws.
1. Firstly, you can not toggle the ring/silent switch on the top of the left edge of your iPhone.  Due to the thickness of the edges of the case, your finger won't reach the ring/silent switch.
2. Due to the same reason, the 3.5mm jack of my headphone is not working properly.
3. The installation of the case is also not smooth like the other cases I have used.
4. The back of the case is slippery.
2049464
I really wanted to like this case, and in fact, I do love the design, and the feel of the wallet portion immensely.  However, I order two (black for me, pink for my wife), and BOTH had issues where the phone case was easily coming away from the wallet section.  I ended up returning them to Amazon.
892372
It's a shame when a case manufacturer decides to integrate a cheap combination lock on a nice case.  The combo lock on this case has multiple problems: 1) the number wheels are spaced too closely together, so your finger will move the wheel next to the one you intend to move, 2) sometimes when you move one wheel, it will "catch" the adjacent wheel and move it too, and 3) the combo wheels do not have a "positive click" so you know when the number is centered properly.  If you had to remove something from this case in a hurry, you would be in trouble as you are fidgeting to get the combo lock to release.  Until the mfg upgrades the combo lock on this case with a quality lock that works properly, I would avoid it altogether.
301692
The few things this case has going for it are that it looks nice, and it is very sturdy, making it protective. But there are several issues that make it difficult to use. The primary issue is that the case is so hard and inflexible. It's extremely difficult to put the case on and remove it. Once when I was trying to remove my phone from the case, it popped the back cover off the phone. It's even more inconvenient because the areas over the side buttons are so stiff that it's very difficult to manipulate the buttons -- I usually have to hold the stupid thing with both hands so that I can press hard enough to adjust the volume. And the space around the hedaphone jack is too small and inflexible, making it impossible to use with any of the several headphones that I own. Finally, all surfaces of the case are quite smooth, making the case very slippery --  I'm careful with my phone, but because of this, I've dropped it several times, and it has slid or gotten accidentally knocked off flat surfaces much more frequently than with any of the other cases I've used (good thing the case is sturdy enough to keep the phone from getting damaged!).. I've continued using the case for about six months, hoping that it would somehow relax and break in from daily use, but this has not been the case. I'm finally ready to give up and try another style.
3370669
The Belkin formed leather case for my iPhone has been a disappointment. It fits the phone fairly well, but there are 3 significant flaws that constantly annoy me, and I am now, after 3 weeks, shopping for an alternative.
The case seems to be well-constructed, durable, and attractive. But, the design flaws are:
1. the hole in the back for the camera lens does not align well with the camera. I have to take the phone out of the case to use the camers.
2. the clip on the back is difficult to clip onto things (like a belt) and also hard to pull back off. This makes me feel confident that the phone won't fall off accidentally, but it is also hard to use.
3. the select button is very, very hard to push through the case. The button is slightly recessed, and the case does not adequately allow for this, so you have to really push hard to make the button work. Since this button is the main interface with the phone, this is a real problem.
All in all, this case is not worth the price.
4886103
This case seems to be reasonable well made and fits the tablet well but there aresome fundamental design issues.

1. The biggest problem is that it has 2 positions, almost flat which is good for typing but means any light source overhead such as found in an office reflects of the glass  making it very hard to read. Or almost upright which makes touch control difficult.

2. The case fits well but its only held in by a folded flap. I ended up adding velcro to stop it slowly slipping out.

3. In the mostly flat position, it's upside down. Thats not a problem for honeycomb and google created apps like email, but some apps don't rotate upside down making them less than satisfying with this case.

I have now ordered a multi-angle case which keeps the tablet the right wat up in all the available angles.