Mobility Site - View Single Post - I just got the Rhino Case for my axim x50v and it is not what i expected

Choirguy · 05-03-05, 11:03 PM

I don't think the Rhinoskin case comes with two screws for the belt clip...you could check with their website.

I think, all in all, you'll be happier with the "niftiness" of the Magnesium case by Innopocket. I liked the Rhinoskin a lot...I love the Magnesium case.

Plus, the black just LOOKS better with the X50v...the case FEELS better...and the way it opens over the top is just cool and practical (auto PDA stand). I also like that you can angle the case when it's laying down by leaving the hinge sqaure to the PDA rather than laying it flat. This has some benefits when watching movies, etc. And I like that the lid extends a few inches lower than the body of the PDA when fully flat against the back, as this gives you an alternative place to hold the PDA. It balances nicely in the hand this way.

05-03-05, 11:03 PM	#15 (permalink)
Choirguy Aximsite Veteran Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 1,443 Location: Minnesota PDA: Dell X50v iTrader Rating: (1) Awards Showcase Total Awards: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts View MyPDA	I don't think the Rhinoskin case comes with two screws for the belt clip...you could check with their website. I think, all in all, you'll be happier with the "niftiness" of the Magnesium case by Innopocket. I liked the Rhinoskin a lot...I love the Magnesium case. Plus, the black just LOOKS better with the X50v...the case FEELS better...and the way it opens over the top is just cool and practical (auto PDA stand). I also like that you can angle the case when it's laying down by leaving the hinge sqaure to the PDA rather than laying it flat. This has some benefits when watching movies, etc. And I like that the lid extends a few inches lower than the body of the PDA when fully flat against the back, as this gives you an alternative place to hold the PDA. It balances nicely in the hand this way.