I don't see a cutout or 'button' cover for the power button. Can you push the power button without issue to turn off/on OK?
1883125
There is a cut out for the power button. Volume buttons are covered but they are fully functionimg with the cover
1883126
Cut out is at the top. I have no issue with hitting the power button with this case.
1883127
Yes this case is great and you can power it on and off easily and to turn the volume up and down is just as easily done.
1883128
There us a cut out for the power button back cameras and the power cord along side the ear bud slot, the up and down volume level buttons are covered though, but work great still
1883129
There is a cutout and it doesn't make for any problems. Have had this cases for about three months and love it. No complaints
1883130
Your case is defective.. There should be a cut out.. Mine came with cut out for power button
1883131
Yes it has a cut out for the on/off button. This is a great case and a great value. I really like mine.
2053299
The power switch is on the top edge of the chassis all the way on the left. There is a small blue light that illuminates when the power is on. Not sure if you are asking because you are having any trouble with this, but I have found that I sometimes have trouble "waking up" the unit after it has been in sleep mode for a time. I hold the power button down for a long count to make sure that the unit is really powered off, and then it usually starts up right away with the boot sequence/password, etc.
561531
I've had mine for several years and never had a problem with power buttons. (sometimes hit off when I mean on)
1947128
I am not sure what the issue was, but I just received my case, and the power button works fine. I don't like power buttons that are too sensitive, and with just a little pressure the button works
152444
A good question for the designer. The power button is in upper right corner. I dont think exposed corners will be a problem as the Surface RT sits fairly centered in the case placing the corners below the outer edge of the case. Giving it protection as it is.
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
1881400
I had a problem with the power button on the top right. I just took the cover off and put it on again leading with that corner and it seems to work fine.
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.
885502
Remove the bottom cover. There is a little slot on the top of the cover closest to the red power button.
1378498
Yes, it covers the home button but very easy to press. The power button is also covered which makes it very hard to power on/off.
2052009
I recommend the case, it feels great, a little slippery at times but it overall feels well... I believe the problem is the first batch that was manufactured. You can fix the power button with an x-acto knife.
604005
It has no cutout for volume and power buttons. it does have cutouts for the headphone and charger plugs.
630333
What are you describing as a "Release" button? I just use the power button, myself.
1340475
The power button is on the front panel. It has a red led (i.e., red light) in the middle of the button. The power button is basically flush with the front panel surface so it's a little hard to see that it's actually a button.
2249414
It doesn't cover the power button. While it does cover the volume buttons, there are little plastic nubs sticking out that allow you to access the volume keys by pressing the case (looks like a rubber version of the volume keys under the case). I've never had a problem accessing any keys with this case.
1912947
There is no cut out for the power button, but still easy to access. Sorry, unfamiliar with IR blaster. Hope this helps.
2128024
Yes. One of the two thick stickers included should be on the power button of the unit to the left. That thickness allows you to slide the unit on the right to the left to engage the power button of the left item. Right? (He he, I couldn't resist ;)