Great design with fatal iOS 10 flaw
359765
I love everything about this watch except there is one serious problem with it-- it constantly and consistently loses its Bluetooth connection with the phone.  I will have to open the app and close it, and reopen it again in order for the calendar items to upload to the watch. Answering text messages via voice also fails 90% of the time because it thinks it lost its connection to the phone. Weather app reports the same problem even though the pebble app is running in the background. Oddly enough, text messages come through every time despite this supposed lack of connection. It may be due to the latest iOS software, I don't know, because I bought the watch right as IOS 10 was released  and was not able to use it with the prior version of iOS (I have an iPhone 6).

 The look, size, weight, and battery life are all great for me. I love that it doesn't look like a smart watch and it fits my freakishly skinny wrists. Unfortunately, due to the connection issues, I can't rely on this 100% and it is more of a novelty item at this time.
4464025
The case is definitely beautiful, but has some design problems that you should be aware of before buying. The slot where the iPad gets in is VERY tight, to the point that it ripped a bit while inserting the pad for the first time. But the biggest consequence is that the lock / power on button on the top of the iPad stays pushed, and keeps the iPad on a restart loop. As I really like the looks of the case, I cut a hole on the button's location (knowing I would void warranty), and now it is working. The hole for the charging cable also required some work, as it was preventing the charging cable to be inserted easily.
Again, very beautiful, and the different stands position are really handy, just be aware that, unless the design changes, you will need to take care of the top iPad button.
4525137
I've owned a lot of iPhone cases in my time and discovered that Speck is one of the best.  Now, I only buy Speck but here is the downfall to this design...it's not an easily removed case which is fine in most cases, unless you go to the gym every day like me and want to switch to an armband.  However, I sacraficed my armband for this case bc I do love it.  Another downfall in this design is the small section on the bottom front of the case in from of the dock port, breaks easily...starts with a crack and then snaps.  Obviously, it doesn't hurt anything but it's still broken.  I think it's caused by having to literally pop, pry, rip the case from the device to get it off.  This is the second version of this case I've owned and happened to both.  Maybe it's an owner flaw rather then a product flaw, either way, just be careful when taking on and off.  Otherwise, great case.
2618037
I bought this case when iPad 4 was the newest technology. It has been more than a year since my purchase. At the time, however, I noticed my ipad slides downward in the case just by few milimeter as the gravity pulls the ipad and pull apart valcro.  This was not a problem until the new IOS 7.0 came out. Whenever I try pulling up the remote by sliding upward from the bottom edge I have about 90% failure rate, and this means I have to attempt few more times or just hand manually slide the ipad up and then bring up my bottom remote tab. This tiny flaw really makes my iPad usage difficult.  Since this product says "life guarantee"  I will attempt this and update how it goes in about two months.
1682263
I really love this phone. I've had a flip phone, a QWERTY keyboard Blackberry-type phone, and an Android smartphone. This is probably the best of the lot, easily accessible, really good photo and sound quality (both of which the Android lacked, even though it was $50 more).

Issues: it breaks very, very easily. I dropped it, in a solid protective case, on the carpeted floor of my dorm room and the screen shattered despite the phone falling back-side-up. Apparently that messed it up pretty badly, because I am unable to "end" phone calls - the screen goes black and doesn't respond when making a phone call.

(Which makes angrily hanging up on someone just not possible. My mother is delighted that I can't furiously hang up on her any more. Curse you, Nokia!)

Limited accessories - good-quality cases are hard to find, as are screen protectors.

The power button has basically fallen off - I know that wasn't due to the fall, as it seems that's a common issue with this phone.

I don't have a contract with AT&T so I'm just going to buy a new type of this phone, get a more expensive case, and find some way to not drop it.
1612248
With so many positive reviews, and "military grade" rating, I can't miss for my new 9.7" Pro after upgrading from an iPad 4 with Smart Cover, right?

Well, it's certainly very stylish with just the right touch of aggressiveness without looking garish.  And the rubberized feel is just the way I like it.

But hold on a moment: the outer case is REALLY soft, pliable rubber?  And it can easily be slipped off around the edges from regular use?  Yep, and I accidentally slipped the edge off slightly over the Lightning port and it took me a few moments to figure out why I couldn't get my Lightning connector to align into the port.  This is especially irksome because it happens to me constantly since I typically hold it with my left hand so my left thumb tends to push the edge off above the port along with the fact that the Home button is located at that area.

And trying to keep it propped up at an angle requires a delicate touch; without it, it keeps sliding off the grooves and falling flat on its back.  Although it seems like it could hold almost any angle, only the mid-line groove (fold line) is reliable enough to use or the ones towards the back which puts the iPad in almost a vertical position.  Forget trying to keep it at shallower angles.

Finally, the one problem that I fear the most: the covers' snap-in design is not strong enough to keep it attached if trying to hold or grab the iPad just from the cover alone.  It has popped off a couple times now and just by luck I was able to catch the iPad in time before it dropped and caused possible damage.  I really thought I would be getting away from this problem I had with Apple's Smart Cover on my iPad 4, but not with this UAG system.

Now, I don't presently have a pen but the version of the case I got has the fabric pen holder on the short edge next to the Lightning port, but the image here (as of March 2017) shows the pen holder along the long edge close to where the cover attaches to the case.  The latter would appear to prevent a lopsided left-right position if a pen is stored in the version I have while the iPad is laid completely flat.  I'm not sure which version is the currently shipping one, but it's something to keep in mind if you intend to store an Apple pen using the loop.  When I get my pen, I will only use the loop for temporary storage; I will use a dedicated case that will also hold a Lighting cable, adapter and third-party caps.
3135533
Everything you've read about the ease of install and lack of bubbles is 100% correct. Great design! Unfortunately the anti-glare coating is way too thick for my taste. It greatly diminishes the acuity that the ipad2 screen has. I would cry if this was on the new retina display of the iPad3! It does get rid of the crisp reflections that can be distracting but also creates a reflective sheen when coupled with knocking down the brightness and added speckling really takes away from the beautiful glass of this hardware. You may not notice if you have one iPad but I have several and side by side there's no way I'm going to degrade my image that much. I would love a crystal clear alternative of this otherwise great design.

One of the reasons I wanted this is for when my iPad goes outside to get rid of the reflections but alas, with the brightness getting kicked squarely in the teeth, this is no better! I will also add one more positive. It truly is simple to clean. Wet paper towel/cloth and you are clean as a whistle again.
1675253
My husband and I recently bought two iphones 6s in space gray and rose. The phones are beautiful and work very well, except for one vexing issue:

The badges or alerts on reminder or calendar or apps like Wechat don't work properly. When we set the notification preference as Alerts (a prompt to alert you to either click yes or no to acknowledge the alerts), we don't get alerts at all. Instead, the badge showed up on the locked screen (which is completely useless as the screen is either dark or switches to unlocked within a fraction of a second). More often, when a reminder is over due, there is no badge or sign at all. We spent hours trying to find a fix and followed instructions on how to select the right settings, but it didn't help. Googling the issue of "reminder notification doesn't work" generated many online blogs on the issue. It is seems the the problem has existed for years, but Apple still has not been able to fix it.

Other than this issue, we like our phones. They are rocket fast, very responsive and very easy to use. If you use Reminder frequently and have to rely on it, it may be a good idea to look around before making the purchase.

p.s. Tech Armor ballistic edge to edge protector fits perfectly, while Spigen neo hybrid case for iphone 6s does not. It is too tight.
3553703
This case is slick, looks GREAT on a rose-gold iPhone, fits tight, and seems built with quality all around...except for one big issue to me - And that involved the kickstand. I primarily bought this case for two reasons: 1) Clear backing to the case so that you can display the phone's natural color 2) Have a kickstand to prop my phone up while watching videos/movies.

Don't get me wrong...this case TECHNICALLY meets both reasons but falls short on the kickstand because the way the kickstand is designed, you can only prop the phone up in LANDSCAPE mode. If you try to prop it upright in Portrait mode, it will fall over. This is a huge design flaw by OBLIQ and should be taken under serious review...All they would have to do is move the kickstand closer to the bottom of the case (I've had kickstand cases before that support both angles) and problem solved.

If you don't mind only propping the phone up in Landscape, then this is undoubtedly the right case to choose...I don't plan on returning on, but it's definitely a downer on the overall case.
4316578
Nothing wrong with this case, but the phone has a flaw: if at least one of the steel rails on the side aren't touching your skin, the fingerprint reader will not work.

Again, really nice case, good fit. But useless if you need the fingerprint reader to work.

Edit: apparently not all phones are affected, test your phone by trying to use the fingerprint reader while only holding the top and bottom of the phone. If it works well, your v10 does not have the issue.
2222867
this would be perfect if the app and web browser worked correctly, the app especially on my iphone running iOS 10 is terrible, it freezes all the time and major lagging problems. the update seemed to make a bad app even worse. all my firmware and software is up to date. the web browser has issues with displaying correctly the bars, it doesn't align with the weather and dates etc...
3316761
Bulb is great. App crashes when saving schedule. Tried with an iPhone X multiple times (re-installed app, bulb, etc.). No way to save a schedule without a crash.
2113419
This is a very clever idea that is not quite ready for prime time.  The Android app loaded onto my original Kindle Fire works fine and plays one song after another that's stored on the Wireless Flash Drive as long as I'm reading a book or the screen is otherwise "on."  On the Kindle Fire's original software, I'm  able to push the sleep button to turn off the screen and put the Kindle Fire in standby mode and my music from either the Cloud or stored on the Kindle itself will keep playing.  But when streaming music from the Wireless Flash Drive, the music stops cold about 5 seconds after the sleep button has been pushed.

Even worse, the App on iOS 6 with my iPhone 5, plays only one song at a time.  I can start the music and go on to another task or put the iPhone into sleep/standby with the top button, but when the first song finishes, the music stops and I have to open the iPhone, unlock it, invoke the App and manually start the next song on the list, or next movement in the classical piece.  Interestingly, if I access the Flash Drive through the Safari Browser instead of the App on the phone, and start playing a music stream it stops at the end of the song AND it stops as soon as I put the iPhone to sleep with the top button.

Of course, on both the iPhone and the Kindle in the Apps that play music from the cloud or from the device, (Amazon Cloud Player or the native iPhone music app, the music continues to stream from one song to the next without stopping until I stop it manually, and on both devices it's possible to put the screen to sleep with the top button on the iPhone or the side button on the Kindle Fire and the music continues.

Sandisk first advised me to re-install the app and check the Flash Drive's firmware, but neither helped.  Then Sandisk said they were aware of the "bug" and would try to have a fix in a week or so.

So, if you just want to store your still pictures, this is a winner, and the idea itself is very clever indeed -- a thumb drive with a removable sd storage chip and a wireless transceiver built in.  I'm sure in a few weeks or months Sandisk will work out the bugs for both the Android/Kindle app and the iOS app and possibly even give it a way to shuffle the music in any one folder so that the playback sequence is not the same every time.  I'm not sure I'm willing to wait and trust them with my $60 until they get the bugs out.  All that should have been done before the Flash Drive went to market.

I'm probably going to either return this to Amazon for a refund, or hope Sandisk can come up with a fix very very soon.

MK
200335
Great design, looks good.  The problem my wife has is her iPhone won't fit if we want to close it with the zipper.  If we close it with the button, phone barely fits and other things can easily fall out such as license and credit cards.
3417620
Locked out of my house today because of a failure of a product. Diminished signal over time, and incompatible with IOS update left me with a junky failure of a product that will not even register with my phone at all anymore.

-cannot locate the phone while in the pocket
-cannot locate the phone from an arms distance or right next to the lock
-will not work with the app in the background
-ever since ios 10+ the door would only lock with the app open and searching for the lock
-will not re-register with the phone after a reset

horrible product, support and obsolete now. stay away from Kwikset unless you want to be locked out of your home.
3011135
I've got an iPhone 5s running iOS 8 and this case didn't work at all.  Either the battery is defective or the thing is just broken but I cannot get it to charge my iPhone for even a little bit.  I really, really wanted it to work because I like the design a lot.  It's better than most charging cases because your headphone jack and lightning port are left open and free.  I wish more battery case manufacturers would follow this design.  Unfortunately, the myCharge Freedom seems to be a dud.  Order at your own risk.
2338607
I love this case, as I have it, but I would be very angry had I not modified it. First off, the kickstand will not lock shut. I've had older models of the kraken for my s3 and never had this problem. Lucky for me, I just stole one of those kickstands and fixed this problem easily. I assume not everyone has that luxury, and a floppy kickstand will drive you up the wall. Second, the built in screen protector had an annoying dot matrix. Easy enough to punch out though. I like Zagg screen protectors anyway. Third, or is almost impossible to open the charge flap without some serious fingernails or a knife blade or something. I tie a thread on it so I can pull it open.

Now for the good: I love the new two piece design. Much thinner and lighter than the kraken I had on my s3. The new belt clip is way better too.

Conclusion, if you can deal with, or have the means to replace a floppy kickstand, this case is excellent. Buy it.