Almost perfect. Good choice.
345011
The are soft and comfy, and my daughter finds them darling so is happy. I'd give them five stars if they were organic.
305063
Bought this following the heavy use of another shopping bag I own (a Bontrager, which isn't bad) and compare it quite favorably. My favorite features are:
- Its upper hooks, which are simple polymer covered steel, sustain a lot of weight without the risk of cracking (which happened to my previous bag). Its bottom hook can be extended and moved sideways to conform to numerous rack sizes.
- Its volume is very generous, with the upper cover adding nearly another half bag of space for tall items.
- The side walls that add rigidity can be folded out of the way, allowing the bag to conform to odd shaped items.
Points where some improvements could be made are:
- A convenient way to occasionally get rid of the strap and/or handles would certainly help
- One or two small pockets could be useful to stow away little things, e.g. bike keys. In this point, the aforementioned Bontrager bag is better.
1312920
Great case. I like that I can put the phone in either way so I can clip it to other things besides a belt and still see the screen. Clip does seem a little flimsy as per other reviews but I'll deal with that *if* I have issues. Only negitives are the clip doesn't rotate 360 degrees so I can't use it in the case clipped on something else and have access to the power. Think I'll fix that by cutting for power in the bottom. When used backwards the holding brackets stick out a little far. Those negitives are not really a negatives only I would have preferred more versatility. For most people it should be perfect.
4602076
This is a pretty good bag. There are a couple of minor issues that need to be addressed for it to be worth the fifth star, but overall I can't complain much about it. I'm paraplegic, so I carry a fairly specific set of supplies in this bag, and I can't speak as to the comfort level of actually walking with this bag. It does carry my stuff well for me with the strap tight enough for the bag to ride fairly high and up front.

I'll start with the good. The strap is nice and wide. The pad on the strap is comfortable. The side and front pockets are good for what I carry. The front pocket has a little slot pocket on it just perfect for a smartphone, and maybe even a small tablet (it fits my Galaxy Note 3 with a bit of room to spare). The material is (so far) durable and cleans fairly easily. The small grab handle strap on the top is handy as well; it allows me to hang the bag on a doorknob or on my wheelchair if needed. The main pocket is exactly what I wanted it to be. It's the perfect size for what I carry, and the drawstring closure helps keep smalll things from being able to fall out when I throw this bag in the car. The cover flap buckle is easy to open, requiring only one push on the button. The little pocket on the flap is good for holding carmex, etc. The pocket next to the strap (with the buckle closure) is perfect for my EDC light, and has a pen slot on each side. The backup mag pocket will hold a full size double-stack handgun mag, and the height of the flap is velcro adjustable inside and outside. On the end of the flap is a tab that is perfect for carrying an s-biner.

Now for the bits that need some improvement. The only zipper pull on the entire bag is on the concealed carry pocket, and it's practically worthless. The first day I had the bag, the plastic end came off the zipper pull, so I used a zipper pull off an old backpack my wife just decommissioned, and it works much better. The CC pocket is odd to me. It's *barely* large enough to hold a full size Glock, and the upper flap catches the lower section of the palm swell when drawing if you're not extra careful (or lucky). This isn't as much of an issue with smaller pistols, but even the G19/23 size pistols fit fairly snugly. Now, for those of you carrying single stack sub/compacts, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this bag for carry.

There's a note with the bag telling you to never carry a gun with a round chambered. I'm guessing that's because the "holster" that comes in the bag is one of those fabric/elastic loops with the velcro strips on the sides... I recommend you do yourself a favor though, and have a kydex holster made with the hook-side velcro attached to one side of it instead of a belt attachment.

Update: dropped a star because the lining of the bag crumbled/flaked and the stitching at the ends of the little grab handle is coming apart. Also had to replace the drawstring because it started unravelling.
12180
Well made.  Nice product.  If i could change anything, i'd like the option of having the cups in stainless, and have the option to attach the lid. Stainless cups could be a bit clanky, but could be easily remedied with a small piece of cardboard.  Just some picky thoughts.
1566932
Almost perfect. A little narrow at the chest. Just a little. Other than that, perfect. Workmanship, fabric, materials, cut - everything!
The hood IS removable, btw.
2803373
Could have a bit wider base...otherwise perfect.
21049
I replaced my Apex M108 with this case. It's better built, well thought out and fits a dual-slot graphics card.

The good:
Small size
Plenty of room inside
Easy to work with
Nice appearance
Very sturdy
Good ventilation

The bad:
Manual--helpful photos but poor text.
No slimline SATA connector for DVDrw (the only reason for 4 stars)
No adapter for 3pin front fan.

My only regret was not ordering a slimline SATA adapter for the slim DVDrw at the same time. Some reviews I've read complained about the difficulty of installing a 2.5' Drive. I had no problem.  Here's the procedure I used and how it went.

1. Unpackaged (it was packed well), studied the photos--the text isn't much help.

2. Remove the drive trays: The easiest method is to remove the lower tray first: Removed two screws on the side and slide the 3.5" drive tray out (it's held in place with a metal tab on the tray); installed the 3.5" drive in the tray, connector facing the side with the graphics card and set it aside. Remove the top tray by unscrewing the four screws on top; mount the 2.5" drive. If you have a slimline DVD rw, mount it on the top now. I had to slightly bend the tabs and rack it around a little. Leave the DVD mounting screws loosely so you can align it later. Set that aside.

3. Install the motherboard: (mine already had the CPU and cooler in place). The usb3 cable from the front panel is really stiff. I had to bend (crimp) a right angle so it would fit under the power supply later without putting too much stress on the mobo connector. Connect the other front panel connections.

4. If you are installing a DVDrw, remove the metal slug (what a pain) and plastic insert. Pull off the front panel by pulling the plastic tabs out around the perimeter (two on the top and two on each side). pop it forward and swing it out and unscrew the plastic insert where the dvd goes. I removed the fan cover next--it just pops out. Then take a large screwdriver and bend the metal slug up and down. it eventually rolls forward and snaps off. Reassemble the front.

5. Reinstall the drive trays in reverse order. This is the time to Align the DVDrw

6. install the power supply and hook up the SATA connectors to the drives. Do this before installing the graphics card. The space between the graphics card and SATA sockets is tight. (after thought...maybe I had the drive in upside down)

7. remove whichever slot connectors you need to and install the graphic card (mine did not need PCI power connectors)

8. Plug in the front fan. It's only three pin so I used a molex to 3pin fan connector (not supplied)

9. Connect the DVDrw with a slimline SATA connector or slimline to SATA adapter (not included). I used this:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/B004ZMYA8C/dp/B004ZMYA8C/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">B004ZMYA8C</a>

10. Route your cables and install the graphics card.

All in all, not a tough job. The case is amazingly sturdy when finished. After it was completed I decided to replace the front fan with a scythe 120mm I had in another case. It's quieter than the stock fan.
3387348
The case fits my S5 Active very snuggly, no looseness at all.  Seems very tough and soft enough just in the right places (to help absorb shocks).  The button overlays are exactly what I wanted, still very usable but also making the buttons not as easy to accidentally push while I carry the phone in my pocket.  I only give five stars to items that are so perfect I have no complaint or suggestions for improvements.  This case would have gotten five stars from me if:

1) The headphone jack "door" was just slightly larger, to allow a wider range of headphone plugs to fit it.  While the smaller plugs of earbuds, etc. work fine with it it is just a bit too small to allow plugging in the larger plug found on many higher end headphones.

2) The one feature I wish was optional on such a case is a simple lens protector for the camera.  No case I've seen yet has such a thing and this is, next to the screen itself, exposed and vulnerable to dust and damage.  Just a thin, snap on piece of plastic or better yet, sliding safety cover would be something I would be very interested in (and a feature that would have driven my purchase decision, had I found a case with it).

3) Spare plastic screen protector.  While it does do a very good job at protecting the screen mine already has many fine scratches.  A replacement with the case or available separately would have been nice.
4697371
This thing is nearly perfect, but for the price, I'm very happy.  I try not to go too crazy on single-purpose tools (who has the money and the space for all that?), but this is one thing I'm glad I bought.  It got into a relatively tight spot, and popped the hanger off the pin pretty easily.  Would have taken me way longer and more effort without it, especially given the reduced clearances.

Two reasons I said "nearly perfect".  First, for additional leverage, a slightly longer handle would have been nice.  I have very large hands and am stronger than average, and even still, there were times I needed to get both hands on this thing to get the torque I needed (petroleum jelly on the parts you're trying to separate helps, btw).  Second, I haven't permanently bent the tool yet, but I suspect I eventually will.  It's reasonably well made, but the handles, which take the leverage, are stamped steel, and I can feel when I'm really squeezing down on this thing with both hands that it's starting to "give" a little.

All in all, I don't expect to use this often, but when I do, I'll be glad I have it, just like I was last night for its first use.  I'm sure if I was a professional, I'd have a tool costing five times this and better made, but I find this is pretty decent overall.
1773227
Looks really good. No problem with fit or quality. Can't give it 5 starts due to the fact that the mute button is covered up and the lanyard is on the wrong end. It's at the top of the phone, but the headphone jack is on the bottom so if you have headphones in you get dangly bits from both ends.

The mute button is an oversight, but I easily fixed it with a razor blade. They put a little button divot for the mute switch, which would work if the iPhone mute switch was a button and not a switch. In any case I just sliced out the divot and no problem.

Other things to note: It's real leather so it adds more thickness than many other cases will, but hey it's real leather and that's sort of the point. The 4 (most other cases stop at 3) card slots with see through ID area is great. The bill stowing area also great, you do not need to fold the bills, letting you easily stash quite a bit of cash without noticeably adding thickness.

Overall it's a great case. Hopefully they'll fix the mute button area and move the strap to the bottom in the future.
4477348
Bought this a couple of years ago, and generally it is excellent.  Almost perfect.  Almost.

The problem is that only two of the corners, where the metal rods push into and stretch the material taut, are reinforced with little velcro strips that fold over the ends.  I think these are there to allow the ends to slip out of those sides for assembly, and then you tighten the velcro to hold the rods in place.  On the other side, the pocket just ends, and presumably the rods will stay put there.  Problem is, since it is a high pressure point, the rods eventually poke through the fabric there.  In one corner, the rod has completely popped out, and in the other a hole is forming, and it won't be long now.

Will be taking it in to my local seamstress to see if she can fix and reinforce it.  Would be a lot better if it gets slightly redesigned to make the corners more robust.  Hopefully the folks at Fotodiox read these reviews.  If that improvement happens, I will buy a second one immediately.
3839548
This case is ALMOST perfect. I love the grip and feel of the back; very easy and comfortable to hold. No problems with bezel scratching that I can see.
The only thing I'm left wanting is that I wish there was a white option, too. (A personal preference, so not a reflection of case functionality) I have a white Note 4 and would love to have had white TPU as well.

Otherwise, great case, super thin (easy to keep in my work pockets which are scrubs), the camera stays recessed, putting the phone screen down is safe... overall very happy with this purchase.
1996789
This is almost perfect.  The only issue I've run into is with sport loop bands.  This covers the area where the strap slides a little too closely, so opening the loop past the Velcro is impossible, making it a bit of a pain to get the watch on and off.  With any non-sliding strap, it's perfect.
349871
Almost perfect - almost. Bought for my 9 year old. He loves it.

Pros
- beautiful color. Nice bright electric blue, looks great with his blue uniform. Zippers and seams are gray and contrast nicely.
- The vertical "Under Armour" brand writing in the front and horizontal writing along the bottom of the bag, along with another little brandmark on the straps, are all reflective in the dark. I really like that.
-Huge. More vertical space than horizontal though -- meaning my kid can stack his books upright in the bag and then place his high tops and his lunch on top of his books. Not in front, there is not enough space.
- Pocket for laptop. Big enough for a 15 inch screen.
-Lightweight -- despite it's size, it is very lightweight and my son can load it with his stuff and still carry it easily.
-Durable material (except for the bottom part, see below), feels like the same stuff LL Bean backpacks are made of. Back and shoulder straps are padded.
- Multiple pockets, including stretchy side pockets for holding water bottles and a big lower pocket large enough to hold running shoes (but not high tops)
- Diagonal straps along the left side of the front of the bag that you can attach other things onto using carabiner clips, like a Nalgene bottle, for example.

Con -
- Only one con -- but it is a major one. The bottom is a thin gray vinyl lining. That's it. It is not reinforced or padded, so when my kid drops his backpack to the floor it makes this unsettling clap as you hear his books smacking the floor through this vinyl. Even though there is space for a laptop I would not feel comfortable placing on in there -- the side of the laptop touching the bottom has no protection at all. I do not see this lining lasting more than a year with normal kid wear and tear. Even as an adult, I would feel nervous letting it touch the ground or non-carpeted floor. This gray bottom does not look or feel built to last at all. That is very disappointing because the entire rest of the back looks and feels very durable. We will have to see I am right regarding the bottom.
128612
4 1/2 stars - pretty good design at good price.  Not very stable in the vertical screen mode.  Horizontal needs one further upright (more vertical) setting.  Excellent - just needs couple minor adjustments for 5 stars.
4942910
Overall, a very good product. The button placements are not quite what I'd like: I would prefer the DPI selector to be at the tip of my thumb rather than behind the knuckle, and I would prefer that the thumb buttons were farther forward as well. Beyond that, the mouse is well constructed, fairly comfortable, and very responsive.