Good case with some caveats
919865
Case is nice... Protects the phone well.  Gems are counter sunk to keep them from scraping/falling off.
Only issue is: The use of the soft silicone inter lining causes issues.  First it's difficult to get the hard shell on and off the phone because the silicone shifts to easily.  Secondly, the silicone grips everything it comes into contact with... which makes it hard to get the phone in and out of your pocket.  Wish the manufacturer would have used TPU instead of Silicone.
But overall, my daughter loves the case.
4691100
Good case, but has a few flaws. First it adds a little it of bulk to the phone which is guess is to be expected when using a case. Secondly the white version does start to turn the color of your pants if you keep,in in your pocket. Otherwise it is a ice case.
4620991
The Armor series case is advertised as waterproof, dustproof, and shockproof. As you can imagine, it is very difficult to have a case like this without some trade-offs.

Overall, the case is very well-made, with metal hinges, a nice tactile surface, and an optional lanyard. It fits an iPhone 5 like a glove and has gaskets to help create a good seal. The lime green and gray color scheme is visually appealing as well. The case is not very bulky compared to other cases in its class, and it doesn't add too much weight either.

The downsides relate to the stiffness of the buttons and the screen cover. Some of the buttons like the home button and volume control buttons need a really hard press to register. The screen cover also creates a noticeable loss of responsiveness to screen touches. After getting used to the iPhone's super sensitive screen, this is something you notice all the time.

I'll probably end up using this when I am outdoors and likely to encounter moisture or dust, and then switching out to a less protective case for everyday use.
491054
This case is really nice fitting. The sides have great grip, and the material is a nice blend of hard plastic and tpu. It adds minimal bulk to the phone, yet still protects it fairly well.

There are 2 problems that I found with this case. This first is that there are no cutouts for the power and volume buttons. This means you have to push the plastic case which pushes the buttons. While this mostly works fine on other cases, the buttons are very rigid on this one, so extra force is required to push the power and volume keys. The other problem with this case is that there is not enough space for a full micro-usb plug to fit into the port. The right side of the port (when the phone is facing up) does not have enough space, so charging the phone is somewhat of a problem.
1200157
This is a good case. Just a couple of things that I noticed, the volume buttons are lower on the case than on the phone; so the up arrow button is actually the volume down button. The opening for the charger is a little too short so its a bit of a challenge to open the charger slot. The kickstand sticks a bit but I can usually get it open with a flat sided utensil. I also ordered the pants clip and my only feedback for that is that the phone slips pretty easily out of it when it is horizontally facing while you work. All in all, not bad for the price.
3628751
In general I like the case because it is pretty simple but has style and is very well constructed.  I would have given a 5* if not for a couple of minor design flaws detailed below.

The product came in 2 pieces: the case itself and the clip.  For wearing the device, the clip can be attached or one can use the built-in strap on the case's back for inserting the belt.  The DroidX will fit very snugly into the case, no chance of falling out even with the case's flap open.  The magnet on the flap seems weak and has the tendency to pop open by itself but, being a brand new case, I am expecting the leather will soften up and the flap will stay close as time goes on.  A couple of flaws that can be fixed by DIY: I had to punch out a hole on the top of the case for an opening to the headphone plug and a small cut out on the side of the case to access the charging plug.

Pros: The case is well made and stylist.
Cons: With the device in the case, the headphone and charging plug are not accessible and also there is no opening for the speaker.
4561673
It is a good case; however there are a few issues with it.  The headphone jack and the charging port are covered contiguously by the same material from which the rest of the case is made.  That would not be a problem if it had a hinge at the port, but it merely relies on the elasticity of the material to handle any flexing the port must do to accommodate a headphone plug or mini-USB plug.  Eventually the flexing with cause fracture and the port closure will break off.  Other than these minor details the enclosure is very solid and seems to handle damage very well.
668417
Case fits great on an iPhone SE and seems to provide adequate protection without being too bulky although there are some really straightforward issues that were not thought about in the design process.  These might make we go with a different product in the near future.

-Durability of silver-painted backplate.  The first case I received was on my phone and got office/indoor use for 3 days before the paint started to peel (see pics).  Seller was responsive with sending a new one which was great although the replacement is starting to do the same thing in one spot.
-Side slider/mute button is nearly impossible to touch unless you have long nails.  Case is too thick around this part.
-Headphone jack doesn't work (and requires removal of case) if using a non-apple aux-cord or pair of headphones
1139710
Pretty good minimalist case. Not sure what protection it provides, I've yet to have a meaningful drop(thankfully).

A few issues: there  are cut outs in the case for the modular drawer, but there is no way you could remove it with the case on.
There are 2  cutouts for the drawer release, one on each side, but there is only one actual release.

If I could change this case, I would remove the drawer release holes and I would make the bottom cover come up a bit higher in the front to allow for better clearance for the USB plug.
There is no interference on wide angle camera
1534076
This is a pretty good case, especially for the price.  It does have some drawbacks though.

I started with a DLO case for my iPhone.&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/DLO-Leather-Holster-Case-for-the-iPhone-3G-Black/dp/B000S0B9ZC/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">DLO Leather Holster Case for the iPhone 3G(Black)</a>&nbsp;It was perfect:  Thin (close to the body), access to the headphone port while the phone was in the case, and a big hole in the bottom to push the phone up out of the case.  That turned out to be a big key in how much I liked the case.  It was very easy to get the phone out with one hand.  The only issue I had with the DLO was that it had velcro to close the case.  I use my phone as my watch.  So, it was distracting in meetings to hear that "rip" every time I wanted to check the time.

So I tried this case.  The magnetic closure works well and it's quite.  It does have both a belt clip and belt loops--which added to the bulk and made the phone stick out more from my hip.  The biggest drawback (and why I'm looking at yet another case) is the the flap is too big and the hole use to push up the phone is too small.  So, it is difficult to get the phone out with one hand.
2334107
It's a good case, sturdy and the clearness of the plastic is great.  My two issues with it: 1)  the clip is kind of a pain to use.  If trying to clip to clothing, you have to use both hands to lift the clip from the base.  Makes it sturdy, but a pain.  2)  the slide-in feature to put the iPod is great, however it's so smooth, the iPod can also easily slide out.  Not to the point of holding it upside down and it falls out or anything, but it doesn't have the ability to 'lock' in place at all.  It also has a little piece of plastic at the bottom to keep from sliding the iPod down too far, this is minimal and if you use any force, the iPod will slide right past it.  These are just my issues as a user, if you don't use your iPod like I do, it may be a moot point.
3209784
The case itself is a nice quality leather and is a good protector.  There are, however, a couple of small design improvements I would recommend. 1) The speaker cut-outs should be slightly bigger. The sound is clear, but the edge of the cut-out covers a little bit of the speakers on each side. 2) The cover/stand should also have a 30 degree angle option as well or perhaps only. It is almost impossible  to work on the tablet at an 80 degree angle (at least for me). Overall I am happy with the case.
1101804
The KVAGO iPad Air 2 case is a odd mixture of pros and cons - at least for me.

In terms of pros, it is an attractive case and fairly sturdy. The case extends over the corners of the iPad, unlike some, so I feel comfortable that there is some protection there if I drop it. If you fold the front cover over, it has an elastic band so that you can slide your hand through to hold the device. In actual practice, though, I have haven't found it to be that useful. When gaming, it places the iPad at an odd angle that is far less comfortable than just sitting it on your lap. Maybe if you are doing inventory or something?  I mainly use it to store a microfiber cloth to clean the iPad screen.

This case is one of the few that allows you to set the iPad upright in portrait view, and it does this well due to the sturdiness of the case. It also allows you to set the device up horizontally, but the kickstand for this is only on one side, so that can be an issue in some cases.

The case has cut outs in all the right places.  In fact, the port for headphones is generously appointed so no problem using a Square card reader, for example, unlike some cases. The only issue I have had is in using Touch ID - it works best in portrait view and not quite as well coming in from the side in landscape view.

You can remove the front cover if you like - it is only held in place by velcro but they did it in a way that matches the style of the case. It does have the "smart" feature of during your iPad on and off. Finally, the front cover has a thin pocket that you can put a credit card or piece of paper in.

On the con side, it is heavier that I anticipated. The "hinge" between the front and back covers is very flexible, so the front cover can hang off at an odd angle sometimes. This is particularly pronounced when holding the device via the elastic band in the front cover. While the case does have kickstands for portrait and landscape viewing, there is only one setting for this. If you want to set your device in a number of different angles, this may not be the case for you.

The case has a tendency to "ding" up easily, as I found out from carrying it in my back pack. For those who are into the "distressed" look, this will not be a problem, but if you want your case to look pristine you may want to take this into account.

Overall, it may be an excellent case for some. For me, the weight, cost, and compromises makes it just ok.
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.
258480
This case is great for holding the iPad, it swivels for portrait apps and has a great look and feel to it.  The only two things that have bothered me have been the slots for resting the iPad in and the auto-off feature.  The slots that hold the plastic case at three different angles need to either be a little deeper so the plastic "locks" in to place or should be rubberized to lock the placement in.  The slots hold the case as long as it is in the furthest position from the edge, but the two closer slots have a tendency to pop out if the case is bumped or shimmied.  This is frustrating when you are letting your little one use the iPad to do learning games or when you are using the using case and don't want the iPad as such an up-and-down angle.  The second item is the "auto-off" when the case is closed.  You have to make sure to the strap to keep the case closed.  If the case opens even slightly the "auto-on" feature is activated and your battery starts to drain.  I made this mistake when I put the case in my purse one time...needless to say, I won't forget the strap again.  I do like the case overall, hence the four star rating, but it would be five stars if the slot issue was not so much of an issue.
1236163
Great case, but with a few caveats.

The Good:  The case fits perfectly, and completely changes the look of the phone.  For the better, IMO.  The case is not overly bulky, yet seems like it will offer moderate drop protection.  Thankfully I haven't dropped it yet  :-)

The Bad:  The bumper can be a little on the slippery side.  I wish it had a bit more grip to it.  Be aware that many headphones and micro USB cables will NOT fit with this case on.  It was designed for the original Samsung headphones and charging cables.  They fit fine, but many others do not.  Out of about 6 USB cables I've tried, only two fit.  Same with headphones.  Only headphones with a "slim" connector will fit.  You can purchase a slim fit headphone adapter for a few dollars.
197928
The case arrived very quickly.  The leather is sturdy and good-looking and it has non-abrasive inside material to protect your Kindle screen.  The case protects the sides and corners nicely. But this case has two drawbacks.  The first is the stand.  It folds back OK, but doesn't provide a rock-solid base; first time I tried it, it fell forward and off the edge of the table.  Luckily it was on carpeting so there was no harm to the device.  The second drawback is the placement of the elasticized strap; I thought that having it placed in the center would make it easier to hold, but it would be better to be right or left of center - then the strap would be over the back of your hand instead of just over your knuckles.  This will do for now but I will be looking for a different cover eventually.