It covers the sensor on the phone, which causes the inability to end calls or use the phone will it's on a call... Is this avoidable?
1817560
My daughter had the same problem . She just doesn't use it anymore . Not worth it !!!
1817561
No I real do not see the problem I call people and it not a problem I do not understand I am sorry I wish I could help more
1016248
No not at all, goes on like its suppose to..... Just have to make sure the phone is really clean!
308344
It covers the back and around the phone. However I have not had a problem with the protector since is purchased it. It works.
1949069
No it doesn't cover it, maybe just the top edge of sensor but it works fine when I'm on a call.I love this case fits great!
845284
No - The front sensor is not covered at all. However swiping for a screenshot is more difficult because of the case overlap onto the screen.
501502
I had this problem. The person on the other end of my call always complained of hearing a delay/echo when speaking. I turned off noise suppression (settings&gt;networks tab&gt;call&gt;noise suppression) and poof, no more complaints. I had had this phone for only a couple days at that point so I'm not sure if it was really something to do with the case, or just something quirky with the phone.
920628
I know what you are talking about but that is not related to the case. I do not know the exact cause of it but I believe it to be some type of a connection problem. With or without a case I experience that on both my Iphone and my Galaxy phones. Typically I hang up and redial and it goes away.
1291185
I open up the charging port cover when talking over the phone. Not a big issue. Just remember to cover it up if the phone is going to be under water.
1177777
Hello Mark, I did get the battery and it worked well with extending the talk and idle time without re-charging. I did however have trouble with placing the cover on my phone. I could not seem to get it to totally close. I tried to get used to it but I have taken the battery out of my phone and put in the original battery and cover back on. Check and see if they have made an improvement to the cover for a better fit.
1979914
Not at all. And once you answer the call you can continue the conversation with the cover closed because it doesn't cover the listen speakers or the microphone.
306475
No it's completely sealed off to protect iphone from baby drool. Does make it a bit difficult to use when phone calls are received.
1348568
Not really. The handle cover doesn't leave any area available for touch sensors...
242351
I haven't experienced that problem. The case protects the phone and has covered flaps for the charger and headphones but nothing seems to hinder reception or use. Hope that helps.
2250727
It's for the proximity sensor. Covering it, even with clear film, can make the phone act up during calls.
175596
my husband has it for his phone seems fine to me. I imagine you could cut it off
478654
Have you tried asking Square Trade what they cover? Or read the reviews by those who have used it? I haven't needed it, but having in cellphone sales, I would say it would cover any accidents. If the battery is just worn out from use, I wouldn't expect it to cover that, but again, I don't know that for a fact. You can go to the Square Trade page here on Amazon and under technical specifications there is a link to download the brochure. (terms and conditions) Hope this will lead you in the right direction.
200695
I think its your phone's light sensor. If you have it set to automatically adjust the brightness a screen protector could mess with the sensor.