how do i know it will fit around my htc one m7 camera? i know its a magnet. and will it cover the flash for good?
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i dont have that phone, but kinda measure it, most pics come out better without flash anyways. if anything youre lucky if it only covers 1/4 tof the flash radius, but yes im sure itll cover some of the flash...btw i have no idea what an m7 looks like
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IDK, try measuring yours beside 1 in a store. I saw 1recently &it; looked like Verizon had a larger lens reflector is all. Dimensions, camera, flash & key placements seemed identical. I honestly believe that it will fit. Go figure!?
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You guys are all crazy. The flash is not covered, but it the hole IS a design flaw. If you use the flash to take a picture the picture will be white and blurry (the flash shoots back into the lens). They have fixed this in the iPhone 5 model (take a look). I've had this case for about 2 years and love it (other than this issue). If you can do without taking flash pictures (which I did), then you'll love this case.
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It will not fit the M8....I also have the M8, and it will not fit. The picture is deceiving, because it will not fit with a case on the HTC Maxx...
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The magnet is on the mount, not the phone. There is only the non magnetized metal plate in the case, so it shouldn't be an issue.
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First? Can you be anymore specific? Like a HTC one x it won't work but and m7 it will most def. Just be aware it's a battery pack it does great to protect thouse fragile infernal edges but its sole purpose is a battery and trust me it's a vital accessory especially when the phone gets older and the battery starts to lose its umph
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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've had my case for awhile now and have had no issues with the camera. The cutout for the flash in no way hinders the ability to shoot your photo and they look just as good as if you'd taken them without the case. It took me a short period of time to figure out exactly how I needed to hold the phone for the photo as the front flap is hanging down on a landscape shot and to the side on a portrait shot. Once I figured that out it was smooth sailing. Beyond that, I am truly enjoying not having to carry a wallet. If I have my phone, I have what I need. It seems to be holding up quite well and I recommend this case. I've had my case for awhile now and have had no issues with the camera. The cutout for the flash in no way hinders the ability to shoot your photo and they look just as good as if you'd taken them without the case. It took me a short period of time to figure out exactly how I needed to hold the phone for the photo as the front flap is hanging down on a landscape shot and to the side on a portrait shot. Once I figured that out it was smooth sailing. Beyond that, I am truly enjoying not having to carry a wallet. If I have my phone, I have what I need. It seems to be holding up quite well and... » Read More I've had my case for awhile now and have had no issues with the camera. The cutout for the flash in no way hinders the ability to shoot your photo and they look just as good as if you'd taken them without the case. It took me a short period of time to figure out exactly how I needed to hold the phone for the photo as the front flap is hanging down on a landscape shot and to the side on a portrait shot. Once I figured that out it was smooth sailing. Beyond that, I am truly enjoying not having to carry a wallet. If I have my phone, I have what I need. It seems to be holding up quite well and I recommend this case. « Show Less
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The case does not interfere with the flash at all. I have taken pictures with the case on using the flash and the picture comes out the same as if the case was off.
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No. the case that I have is made to fit the HTC One M7. But even if it did fit, I wouldn't recommend it because as soon as you put the case on your phone, it kills the cell signal.
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Hello I have the HTC one M8. This case fits perfect. If the M7 have the same dimensions then it should fit. Hope this helps.
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Don't know what your flash suppressor looks like, but on an AR it doesn't interfere with the muzzle. But since the magnet does need to seat against the muzzle, it's probably a good idea to remove the muzzle brake before sighting in, then replace it when you're done.
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Michael...it looks like it will fit just fine. it just slips over the flash portion. I'm sure it would work well.
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I bought it for the HTC M7, and it fit great! You have to make sure all perimeter buttons, speakers and camera lens hole.
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The case allows for the camera to show fine but it would block the flash...lol I only ride during the day so wouldn't be an issue to me...mine is just like the pix...I guess if you was going to need a flash out would be a problem...hope that helps...I really love the case...very durable...the headphone jack is a little stiff but gets the job done...
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It fits my daughter's HTC One M7 so it should fit your phone with no problem.
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There are too many cases to bother with naming just one (or a handful). However, most cases are designed to very closely surround the camera and flash, so you're looking at some complications. You've got a couple of choices, but neither is very good. The first is to place the metallic ring beneath a VERY thin TPU case (preferably one with a high-friction surface) and hope the lens stays on. Seriously, that's a bad idea, but it's plausible. The alternative is to get a metal case that the magnets can stick to, which might be tough to find and the lens could still shift around. In either situation, the lens will be a few millimeters further from the camera than it was intended to be. That's not as bad as you might expect, because the lens isn't that strong. The only decent option is to keep the ring on the iPhone all the time and just be prepared to remove the case when you want to use the lens. It's annoying, but the layout of the iPhone makes it tough to do anything else.