How do the buttons feel with this case? Is there any loss in sensitivity when compared to the phone without the case? (I understand with any case you may lose some sensitivity. I just want to know how much is lost. Is it noticeable?)
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There's an initial rubbery layer but once you get used to it, you can use your Lumia as well as you can naked -- in my opinion:your mileage may vary.
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This case [in my experience] has been very protective for me, the case does wrap around the top and all the sides, but does not cover the volume buttons or the power button. But I would recommend getting a screen protector or something to help protect your screen, with this case my phone has been fine, but I have dropped it face first onto concrete without a case and it hasn't shattered so I may just have a lucky phone, but I would suggest maybe getting a screen protector or just be really careful, but hopefully your phone is as rugged as mine and you can get any case without worry! Hope this helped! [And sorry if this was confusing a little, I get off topic sometimes. (: ] This case [in my experience] has been very protective for me, the case does wrap around the top and all the sides, but does not cover the volume buttons or the power button. But I would recommend getting a screen protector or something to help protect your screen, with this case my phone has been fine, but I have dropped it face first onto concrete without a case and it hasn't shattered so I may just have a lucky phone, but I would suggest maybe getting a screen protector or just be really careful, but hopefully your phone is as rugged as mine and you can get any case without worry! Hope... » Read More This case [in my experience] has been very protective for me, the case does wrap around the top and all the sides, but does not cover the volume buttons or the power button. But I would recommend getting a screen protector or something to help protect your screen, with this case my phone has been fine, but I have dropped it face first onto concrete without a case and it hasn't shattered so I may just have a lucky phone, but I would suggest maybe getting a screen protector or just be really careful, but hopefully your phone is as rugged as mine and you can get any case without worry! Hope this helped! [And sorry if this was confusing a little, I get off topic sometimes. (: ] « Show Less
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naw, sorry their button alignments are different, i had to specify the model number of my phone when searching for cases, do this as well, there should be one almost identical to this one for that model phone, just search around a bit.
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I have not had any problems pushing the buttons. I really like this case and would definitely purchase it again!
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No it doesn't affect the buttons any more than you would expect this case to. The buttons remain easily accessible as well as the fact that charging is very simple. I had another case that had to be removed in order to charge and this one doesn't have that problem
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Sorry for delay in answer you... my experience with these case are everything ok for me, I feel comfortable pressing buttons and I recommend it to any user.
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At first it felt really rough on my hands but after handling it for a while the really course stuff was worn off. Now it feels very grippy but it does not bother me anymore. Honestly I think it would be a head ache if it was on my phone case. It would be tough to get out of the pocket.
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I found that it was easier to use the buttons on the back once the case was on the phone. I also feel the buttons and rear camera are protected by the case. The case in no way hinders the use of the phone.
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I installed mine over the protector already on the phone. I've had no problems. Went on well and see no sensitivity issues.
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Well, you can't feel the buttons click through the case so there's no real feedback, and they're somewhat harder to press then other cases, but I wouldn't call them impossible. After about a week I got used to it. I also find the power button a bit harder to press then the volume buttons, maybe it's just me.
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I see what you're talking about with the button being covered in the photo. For mine personally, I do not have this problem. I have plenty of spacespace between my button and case. This could just be a positioning thing or I just got lucky. I'm really not sure which, ha. But ultimately, I really enjoy the case; it isn't overwhelming or bulky.
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Not at all. The rubber over the buttons actually makes them a little easier to feel. Much better than some other cases I've tried with this phone!
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This case [in my experience] has been very protective for me, the case does wrap around the top and all the sides, but does not cover the volume buttons or the power button. But I would recommend getting a screen protector or something to help protect your screen, with this case my phone has been fine, but I have dropped it face first onto concrete without a case and it hasn't shattered so I may just have a lucky phone, but I would suggest maybe getting a screen protector or just be really careful, but hopefully your phone is as rugged as mine and you can get any case without worry! Hope this helped! [And sorry if this was confusing a little, I get off topic sometimes. (: ]
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I actually had a screen protector installed when I purchased the phone. The only problem I've had is that sometimes the "back" button doesn't respond all of the time. I haven't had any problems with touch functionality anywhere else on the phone.
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Annelise, Congratulations on your new phone. I love it! The HTC One is the M7 model and the case that I ordered for it fits perfectly. The volume buttons can be a little sticky at first. I think this is understandable any time you have buttons covering buttons. The first few times I used the volume buttons they were sticky; I would push down and the volume would go up and vice versa. I took the case back off the phone and pushed the buttons in a few times and did the same thing with the case on the phone. After a few times of doing this I have not experienced any problems from the volume rockers. I have had my case for a while now and have had no issues after the initial kinks. The phone should be pushed all the way into the case to allow the buttons to connect properly. On a side note I have had friends that got Mophie cases that experienced the same problems. One of the main reasons I got this case was the prolonged battery life but also to help reduce/eliminate the dust and debris from getting into the mic port. I REALLY enjoy this case and hope that you do as well.
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I believe it is because the newer version eliminates the button cover that is on the bottom over the home button. I would absolutely go with the newer version. The little cover was not my favorite thing. It made it a bit hard to push that button and as you know your push it a lot. The problem is completely fixed with the new one. The case is really great, enjoy.
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I got mine a couple months ago and the buttons are fine. While researching the case, I read that some of the older models were bad about that. So if you have an older one, I'd request to swap it with a newer one through them.