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Seidio Surface Case and Holster Review​

I’m no n00b when it comes to Seidio products. I’ve had the pleasure of owning a case and holster for each of my android phones, HTC Hero, HTC Evo, Samsung Epic, Samsung Droid Charge and now Verizon’s Motorola Droid Razr!

Packaging:

OK, seriously.... who cares what the packaging is. :p As long as the product gets to you in one piece, what else matters! For those who do care, the product arrives in a professional package with basic instructions. No issues here.

The Case:

As mentioned above, I've owned Seidio cases for the CDMA HTC Hero, HTC Evo, Samsung Epic and Samsung Droid Charge. This case, by far, is the tightest fitting Seidio case that I’ve had. The case arrives in two pieces, a top “cap” and a bottom “base.” The bottom part slides on from the bottom of the phone when the top slides on and clips onto the bottom. Additionally, the back inside of the case is felt lined to prevent scratching.

The case, of course, can be removed. It’s worth noting that the case does not have an opening for the SD Card nor the SIM card. For me this is a non-issue but others may find it bothersome. Also, the hump on the back of the phone is exaggerated now due to how the case clips. Once again, I don’t find it to be an issue but others may.

As is the case with all Seidio products that I’ve used, it is made from their signature soft-touch high quality plastic. It is, in my opinion, it adds necessary grip and thickness to the phone that makes pulling the phone out of a pocket much less of a dangerous task.

The case doesn’t seem to want to clip down quite all of the way and the top left of the case has a very MINOR bit of play. It does not, however, interfere with either camera, the sensors, charging port or the hardware keys. All other cutouts are spot on (including the 2nd microphone on the back of the phone)!

The case also allows the phone to be placed screen down on a desk or counter without allowing the screen to make contact with the desk.

The Holster:

The holster is, by far, one of my favorite items from Seidio. When the Surface Case is on the phone, it can be used in combination with the holster to store the phone quickly and easily and SECURELY on your belt. The phone and case snap face-in to the holster to help keep the screen clear from danger. The actual belt clip is heavy duty and swivels and "snaps" into 7 different possible positions so you can keep the holster vertical or horizontal (at either direction). There is also a felt lining on the inside of the holster to help keep your screen scratch free (though while being carried in the holster, the screen doesn't touch anything).

At the top of the holster, the spring loaded latch holds the phone in place and takes more than a solid tug to get it out. You won't have to worry about it falling out of the holster! You'll quickly be able to "pop" open the latch and pull the phone out in a fluid movement with a bit of time and practice. The top latch at the top of the holster doesn't even interfere with the headphone jack or the charging port. The HDMI port is not accessible while the phone is in the holster. Since receiving the holster , I’ve jogged approximately 30 miles with the phone in the holster (and headphones on) and have had no issues. The holster combination is very secure.

The power button IS accessible when in the holster. However, the volume down key really can’t be used. Those “hands-on” users may opt to sand down the side of the holster to allow the volume keys to fully be useful (such as when listening to music via Google Music when jogging).

The Surface case, Active case (for those wanting a bit more protection), screen protectors and Holster Combos are available in a few different colors and are listed as "Now Shipping" on Seidio's website.

If anyone needs more information or pictures, let me know!