[Galaxy S III Accessories] Nxxx:
The Sedio Convert Combo looks pretty sick. It's thinner than the OB Defender and Ballistic Case and has about the same protection and is like the same price. If any of you guys are interested check below. The review is kind've long so I attached some YouTube videos.

Product Link/B] http://goo.gl/mwZEZ

Here's a review from Amazon:

The Convert Combo competes directly with the Otterbox Defender. I protected my first smartphone ever (HTC Incredible) with the Defender and thought it did its job just fine. But my complaints with the Otterbox Defender are solved by Seidio's combo case for the Galaxy S III: less bulky, better design for taking the case on and off, and no exterior protective screen.

Less bulky: the Otterbox Defender has an almost bulbous body to it, with smooth, rounded edges all the way around. This is good for protection, but in terms of fit and grip, Seidio's 'Rugged Case' add-on that comes with the Convert Combo is about the same thickness and still manages to conform better with the S III's plastic casing. Picking up the S III is a more pleasurable experience now - more tactile, grippier feel than the slick S III standard casing. I'm not sure about the exact weight, but it feels lighter than the Defender.

Better design: if you've ever had an Otterbox Defender you'll know that one of the main complaints is the process of putting it together - fitting plastic groves to other plastic groves, and snapping them in place. In fact many (rather cheap) cases work in this manner. The Seidio Surface casing that immediately surrounds the S III slides perfectly into place, fitting an upper portion onto a lower in a seamless process. No 'snapping' sound is heard. The Rugged Case add-on surrounds this Surface casing with a combination of rubber and thicker plastic, without adding too much mass. This is Seidio's greatest advantage over the Otterbox: the Combo design works by layering sleek but sturdy materials, while the Otterbox largely relies on a single thick layer of plastic that snaps around the phone. As a result, Seidio's Combo case has three different traveling options (Surface case, Surface + Rugged add-on, Surface + add-on + holster), while the Defender has two options (Defender casing, Defender + holster).

No exterior protective screen: Some people are looking for an exterior protective screen that comes with the Defender, but in general I'm not a fan of protective screens. The exterior protective screen provided by the Defender traps small particles underneath, gradually accumulating to the point where you will routinely dismantle the snap-on casing in order to clean it. If you're looking for screen protection, either apply the standard screen films (included in the Seidio packaging) or simply keep the phone locked in the holster.

Complaints: As far as I can tell, the clip holster can only carry the Seidio Rugged add-on case face down, as advertised. The Otterbox Defender allows either face up or face down when clipped in, a nice option in my opinion.

I seems like it is a real competitor w/ the OB Defender and Ballistic Case.

Seidio Convert Combo

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Product Link http://goo.gl/Gsd60

OB Defender Video

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Product Link- http://goo.gl/OsRyI

Ballistic Case

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Product Link- http://goo.gl/2s2OW