I've had UAG cases for other Galaxy phones, but I purchased one from another seller and the power button doesn't reach. Is this a common problem?
1089528
Everything on this cas works great on my Galaxy S4. I have no issues at all with this case an have had it for 6 mths. Use it all the time for my work phone. All buttons and volume work easy and often. I buy from amazon often and read all the reviews, I can truly say you should not have any issue.
1089529
I've heard there are knock-offs out there. So, buyer beware and purchase mfg products.
1089530
I never had any problems with UAG cases. First I bought it for my Samsung Galaxy S3, then I bought another one for my S4 and they fitted both my phones perfectly. Did you make sure yours is the right case for your phone? Problems like this are not likely to happen with UAG cases.
2006799
I ordered one before the nexus 5 came out and have no issues with the power button, so I would say order it and you can always return it if there is a problem
2055943
Uag works the best I have the same problem and never had an issue with this case.....go UAG
892241
No, this part is not related to where the power button exists. It will only replace the back cover of your phone. This video will help you imagine it more, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ag8Oe9z0YPk
1477133
The vendor was very kind to send another one out but it had the same issue. With my spare case, I decided to use a sharp knife to cut through the long sides of the button and this has seriously improved the responsiveness for the power button. Of course, be careful not to cut yourself and also be sure to leave the plastic attached at the two narrow ends of the case's power button. Much better! Again, the vendor, Totallee was outstanding and helpful.
1563187
You may be putting the power button side into the slot, try flipping it around. If that doesn't work, I'm not sure what to tell you. Good Luck!
892240
No, this part is not related to where the power button exists. It will only replace the back cover of your phone.This video will help you imagine it more, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ag8Oe9z0YPk
1399531
Hmmmm.. I'm not sure why that is happening. Sounds like an issue with the iPad and not the case. The materials do not make contact with the power buttons. I hope it gets fixed.
1450472
Because as great as the battery is, the case is flawed. It's literally too tight, especially around the buttons. Take the black part off and just have the blue piece on. I'll bet it does not do it then. What I did was on the other side, I clipped the black part of the case around the power button so that it is no longer surrounded by the black part on the volume button. Notice it will make the case much easier to go on, but still grips the phone very nicely. At the power button where you are having the problem, take a dremel or a small file and enlarge that hole a little bit. That should help also. I did both and now have no complaints whatsoever. Because as great as the battery is, the case is flawed. It's literally too tight, especially around the buttons. Take the black part off and just have the blue piece on. I'll bet it does not do it then. What I did was on the other side, I clipped the black part of the case around the power button so that it is no longer surrounded by the black part on the volume button. Notice it will make the case much easier to go on, but still grips the phone very nicely. At the power button where you are having the problem, take a dremel or a small file and enlarge that hole a little bit. That should... » Read More Because as great as the battery is, the case is flawed. It's literally too tight, especially around the buttons. Take the black part off and just have the blue piece on. I'll bet it does not do it then. What I did was on the other side, I clipped the black part of the case around the power button so that it is no longer surrounded by the black part on the volume button. Notice it will make the case much easier to go on, but still grips the phone very nicely. At the power button where you are having the problem, take a dremel or a small file and enlarge that hole a little bit. That should help also. I did both and now have no complaints whatsoever. « Show Less
894576
If the case is charged then the silver power button at the bottom should turn it on. If not, the device might be broken.
561531
I've had mine for several years and never had a problem with power buttons. (sometimes hit off when I mean on)
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.
441083
I was having the having the same problem when I first got my case. What I did was cut slits in the rubber on the two long sides of the button , so that rubber button has more room and freedom to move. Worked for me
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.
1313639
Mine seems to work just fine. Maybe there is a defect with yours? It does not have a strong lock, which makes my phone easily accessible, but yet my phone has never fall out of its case.
127039
I used another brand and the side clasps were pushing the power and volume button and just kept rebooting the phone. Anybody saying "YES" without trying is not helping. Looking for "Yes I have tried it"!
1300214
I had this same issue with mine last night. I finally had to Hold the power button down for 10-15 seconds for it to turn off. I also plugged it into the charger to attempt to turn it off. It finally did turn off after an hour of searching here on web. However, it will not move past the android guy in the middle of screen when turned back on. I am returning it today.