Better than a Touch Cover, but....
343745
I guess the value of things is relative.

I bought a refurbed MS Surface.  And I got a refurbed Touch cover. I like the Surface, but the Touch cover isn't worth the $40 I paid for it and it certainly isn't worth the price MS wants for a new one.

Enter this keyboard case.  I bought it because the words "Bear Motion" in the the name, I have used their cases with my iPads, so I thought this would be good.  Well, first off, you can get the same case/keyboard from other vendors, so there is nothing unique here regarding the branding. Second, this thing such pretty bad, but is slightly better than the Touch cover.  My biggest gripe is the backspace key - the one here is so far over that it will be impossible to touch type on this thing.  And while the trackpad is there, with two buttons even, it doesn't work any better than the one on the Touch cover.  The keys are cramp, the Windows key is in the wrong prace, there is a Del key and a delete key (which is really backspace). The straps that hold the Surface in place covers both power button (watch out that it doesn't turn the device off) and partially blocks the magnetic charging port -- but it can be made to work.  The keys are really small, too, smaller than those on the Touch cover. There is a big border on either side of the keys, which takes up space. Pageup/Page down are dual use with the fn key, and the home and end keys are in odd locations.  The right shift key is tiny and useless.

I guess if all you do is peck and cannot type, this will be fine for you.  But for someone used to actually typing words, this will suck.  So, if I'd give the MS Touch cover (1st gen model) one star, this gets 2 stars.  I know it is a matter of opinion, but this still costs $40 and one should have a good reason to give something 5 stars.  I can't justify giving this 5 stars when I cringe everytime I use it.  Not 4 or 3 either.
736492
The home button isn't covered and the small gap between the screen and the cover allows dust and water to get in at the home button and travel up behind the screen. This is pretty irritating to me, but for the price, it has done its job protecting my phone from 2-4ft falls (three of them so far) so I can't really complain. 4 stars just so they can maybe improve the design to eliminate the space between the cover and screen...or find a way to effectively cover the home button without affecting finger print functions. I realize that is asking a lot, especially at this price.
3126667
This case seems like it will do a great job of protecting the iPhone, but probably necessarily creates a lot more thickness than I would like around this pleasantly thin phone.  Still, it's probably a good compromise.  The more difficult trade off is the grippiness vs. smoothness.  The phone does have grip, presumably to prevent it from slipping from your hands, but while this is helpful, it becomes inconvenient when you just want to slip the phone in your pocket, which is less likely to happen now that it is so thick.  Alas.  Also, the screen cover comes with a sticker tab that is to be removed after installation.  However, it is difficult to remove and the glue is sticky and smeary, resulting in a large smear on the front of the phone - which defeats it's purpose of keeping the phone looking good.
3820897
After reading a number of reviews, I settled on the STM Grip. I like how it fits the iPad 3, and the color (blue!) and feel of it. HOWEVER...

When you use it for anything but protecting the iPad, it has several drawbacks:

1) If you set the case on a flat surface and open the cover (without folding it back under itself), the iPad rocks. There's a raised area on the back of the Grip where the stand leg is. Since this protrudes, and is in the center, the iPad rocks. They should have put some equal size bumps near the outer edge on either side to prevent this.

2) If you open the cover and fold it back under itself, the unit rocks on the cover latching tab. Making the latch the full width of the case, or using two latches would have solved this issue (although probably not have been as convenient as the single center latch).

3) When the stand leg on the back is opened and the case cover folded under itself so the iPad is held at an angle, it rocks. The cover hinge is a "living hinge" type, meaning it's all one piece, and not something that's snapped into place. This means if you touch the iPad at all, it moves around. If the hinge folded all the way flat, this wouldn't be a problem.

4) While the angle of the stand is good for some things, it would have been nice to have a more vertical angle. I use the iPad for slide shows at dog rescue events, and the angle just isn't good for setting on a table to catch people's attention. On my previous iPad, I had the Apple Smart Cover, and when that was folded around itself, the iPad was at a perfect angle for slide shows.

Three of the four issues could have been designed around fairly easily (#2 would have been more difficult), and maybe they'll come out with version 2.0 to resolve these issues.

In the mean time, I'm on the hunt for a better case.
273271
I like the protection, but doesn't work as well as Apple's folio cover when folding to use as a stand.
1672018
This case seems to be made well and goes on and off the phone easier than the otter box which I like.  And even though it does, it still feels like it is secured to the phone well so this is a good thing for me.  What I do not like is that I had to end up removing the integrated screen protector and using the remainder of the case without it.  With the screen protector installed, the touch screen simply does not behave well on my galaxy S3.  And the protector effectively renders the back button at the bottom right of the screen inoperable most of the time.  In addition to this problem, with the protector installed it seems to reduce the resolution of the screen.  I know this is really happening but the thickness or materials used end up causing this effect in my case.  I bought the product because of the high reviews and its definitely an OK product.  I'll try a thinner overlay type screen protector and see how that works with this case and just go back to the otter box if necessary.  At the end of the day since this case (with the galaxy S3) seems to require the user to make a choice between either touch screen functionality or protection, I cannot recommend it.
2909773
...You might just get it.  This was my feeling regarding this product -- it's a heavy duty, bubble-free ipad cover with known tendencies to dim one's ipad screen, which is fine -- it's what it is.  But for me, the bubble-free layer created too much of a distance between my finger and the screen, which I felt significant changed my touch experience with the ipad, and the cover, though matte, still made it difficult to see the screen in some light, as it was diffused across a larger area rather than glaring in just one.  This just didn't float my boat, and I'm sorry I went for the expensive option -- I don't have any screen cover on my ipad now.
975483
Lose some touch sensitivity. Other than that.  It does it's job.  Would I recommend?  No.
2715043
The Screen Protecter went on fine and easy, It looks and feels great, I barely notice it. My isssue is that the pen and touch inputs are much more difficult to do. It is very anoying to have to press so hard because the responsiveness is so iffy. I'm trying to use my surface as an art device so this is incredibly annoying.
4148523
Surprisingly warm and protective.  The touchscreen contact area should be tighter-conforming, completely seamless, and more sensitive.  The contact are should also extend over the top of each finger.  Pretty good overall, but would be much better with the above improvemnents
3866472
Neat, but not designed right. It covers your on/off button, the camera and volume controls so you can't find them. Other than that, it is a good looking cover. I like the leather quality and soft feel. I love the stylus with built-in ink pen. Oh, the price was great too.
1554444
It covers the keys, as promised, protecting from crumbs. However, it isn't a perfect fit- I didn't experience huge holes as others did, but there are small gaps by the space bar. The color has held up, but it did stain my fingertips navy the first couple of times I used it.  Furthermore, it makes it really difficult to type. I had a Dell with stiff keys previously, but this is even harder to press down, and I don't want to be slamming the keys on my new Mac. I haven't decided if I will leave it on or off yet- I've recently had a pain in my thumb joint, which I'm not sure but may come from from having to type so hard. I've taken it back off to see what will happen, and may only use it as needed.
2949091
I was given this as a gift at Christmas to go with my Kindle Touch. I have used the lighted cover with the Kindle Keyboard and really liked it - look, light, closure, etc. I expected the same quality from this cover for the Touch, but it missed the mark. There are 3 major flaws that I found while using it over the past few days:
1) The (extremely bright) light shines right into your eyes at nearly every angle you use it. In order to not have it in your eyes, you'd have to be sitting so your head was straight above or nearly behind the light, at the top of the Kindle, which is not a good reading angle. I thought I could deal with this by using the suggestion of another reviewer and creating a little shield with some tape. It worked okay but made it look kind of junky (which, for a $60 cover, is kind of unacceptable).
2) At several angles, the light creates a "hot spot" over the middle few words on the top few lines of the Kindle, making it impossible to read those areas without shifting the Kindle around a few times. With every page. Annoying.
3) No closure. The whole purpose of the cover for me was to protect my Kindle Touch (ESPECIALLY the screen so that scratches don't make it unusable). I really wanted to be able to toss the Kindle (in cover) in a bag and take it with me without worrying about it. Well this cover doesn't toss well, it flaps open. And that also means that if you toss anything else in the bag after the Kindle (i.e. a pen), it could very well get between the Kindle and the cover and scratch up the screen. I played around with various rubber band closures, however found that every time I took the rubber band off I would lose it and be frantically looking around for it or a new one as I was rushing out the door. It also made the cover look even more junky when coupled with problem #1. And therefore I made the decision that having such a junky-looking cover that I had had to alter so much just to make it sort of functional, was indeed not functional. Especially for the price.
The only good qualities are that it appears to be a very solid, well-built cover and I think it would really protect the Kindle back and sides during a fall...but not the screen since the cover will just flap open. The Kindle stays in really solidly and I like the way the charge-points for the light work much better on this one than on the one for the Kindle Keyboard. Too bad it wasn't well thought-out. It feels almost like they rushed the design and creation of this in order to "just have something" on the market when the Touch came out. I'm sure that soon enough several other companies will come out with something better in a lighted cover.
240070
First, the good. It is very sturdy and protects as well as any case. The bad: Somewhat marginal fit (molding around the front was "sloppy"), the front cover is a separate piece that I imagine many people will eventually lost (and why does it have to be separate when few others on the market are like that?), and finally, the clear screen protector mutes touch sensitivity substantially.
3942123
I like it, I don't love it.

It protects the iPad real well. It has a tight fit, and as someone stated it does take a bit of effort to get around the last corner.  It doesn't interfere with the smart cover functionality in any way, including stability in the various standing positions.

However, I'm going to try some other covers.  It has a lip that cover three sides to the iPad.  Being flexible, it doesn't hold tight on any of the edges other than at the corners. At one of the corners it has started lifting my perfectly applied screen protector, not necessarily negative though, it's very protective.  I also worry that the lip will cause my smart cover to curl along the edgesand at $70 for the smart cover, I'd like to find a cover for my back that doesn't have to wrap onto the screen side.  I'm also really bothered personally by the mismatch in color between the black and my navy smart cover, I have tried a friend's black smart protector and it does look very slick if looks matter to you.

I can't knock this protector at all, it's just not the fit for me.
3481777
This is a stylish (and dare I say guyish?) case for an iPod Touch.  However, one of the concerns that I had with it was that it didn't come around the iPod as much as I would have liked.  I felt that it needed to hug around the screen more to protect it from drops.  As for covering the iPod case itself from scratches, it's spot on.  However, if you have invested your money in an iPod Touch, you will want to choose a product with more surface area coverage.  Scratches are ugly, but you also want something that will help protect the screen if dropped and it hits on the slim rather than on its back.
4891739
It fits ok, there seems to be a little room underneath so you can feel it pushing up and down a little... and I have it lined up perfectly. The sensitivity is lacking... I ended up taking it off because it was driving me crazy. The protection seems to be there but you have to be willing to sacrifice the touch screen a bit.