jwoolz48

Does anyone have a picture of one of these on their Axim?? I looked on the website and the pictures were a little dark so it has hard to see what it did. Is it strong enough that it will keep my axim save in my pocket? Has anyone had any other problems with them? From what I have read about them on the boards, everyone has been very happy with them. Thanks!

mmiller2002

I love mine. It snaps/slides on securely and will remain on in the pocket.

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Bulldog

It will keep your screen protected from keys and such in your pocket. Very slim and just designed to protect the buttons and the screen.

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BaliGlock

Love mine use it whenever its not in the Grinder gear case definately good product.

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lawilli2

I have the carbon pattern, you made it so it could sit on the cradle and have the cover on. It works great for that purpuse and provides a stylish, secure cover on the face of the axim. However, I am still having the problem with flipping the cover over and attaching to rear. It seems that the problem seems to be two fold, the axim sides are different, round on the stylus side and smooth on the other. So to cleanly attach to the rear the cover must be flipped over, but then the side clasps of the cover line up with the scroll dial making it impossible to attach and if it could would render the dial useless. Have you figured a way around this, and is this a problem also with the covers that are not made to sit on the cradle. For now, my only use for the cover is while on the cradle. I can purchase another for transporting, but it would be nice to have one that handled both. Thanks.

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mmiller2002

How does yours fit in the cradle? Special modified design?

Originally Posted by lawilli2

I have the carbon pattern, you made it so it could sit on the cradle and have the cover on. It works great for that purpuse and provides a stylish, secure cover on the face of the axim. However, I am still having the problem with flipping the cover over and attaching to rear. It seems that the problem seems to be two fold, the axim sides are different, round on the stylus side and smooth on the other. So to cleanly attach to the rear the cover must be flipped over, but then the side clasps of the cover line up with the scroll dial making it impossible to attach and if it could would render the dial useless. Have you figured a way around this, and is this a problem also with the covers that are not made to sit on the cradle. For now, my only use for the cover is while on the cradle. I can purchase another for transporting, but it would be nice to have one that handled both. Thanks.

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X30H received on 12/7/2004
BullGuard Cover

lawilli2

Basically, Bullguard moved the bottom clasp up to the top of the axim, this shifted the cover to expose the botton quater inch or so, allowing it to fit in the cradle. I just asked him, and he made it happen. Very impressive customer service. However, It seems to be hving the trouble I described above. Does yours attach firmly to the rear, and if so, does it need to be inverted?

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mmiller2002

I guess I didn't figure it was supposed to clip to the back. I tried it once and didn't like the feeling of forcing it. Plus, the back of the Axim isn't even.

It occurred to me that Dell should have made the sides both rounded like the stylus side, like you pointed out. Seemed to be pointless that they designed it to have one flat side.

I've also thought about other ways the Bullguard could be modified or customized to fit different ways and user desires. I may also make a special design request if I come up with one. I like your fit-in-the cradle option. That one's good enough to pursue.

It's a pretty cool thing.

Originally Posted by lawilli2

Basically, Bullguard moved the bottom clasp up to the top of the axim, this shifted the cover to expose the botton quater inch or so, allowing it to fit in the cradle. I just asked him, and he made it happen. Very impressive customer service. However, It seems to be hving the trouble I described above. Does yours attach firmly to the rear, and if so, does it need to be inverted?

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X30H received on 12/7/2004
BullGuard Cover