EB Slipper Case Vs. Sena Case

Eclypse · 03-09-03, 02:59 AM

I'm trying to decide between these three cases (They are all very simular: leather, cardholders...), has anyone seen or used all three?? Which is your favorite case, and why?

I would like some feedback if possible.

Thanks

03-09-03, 08:04 AM

I have only used the EB slipper. I ordered it in December when it was the only case of it's sort almost on the market.

My primary need was for a case that I could carry in my inside chest suit jacket at work. This case works well for that. The quality is nice and the design allows you to access the necessary jacks/slots while in Axim is in the case. (All except using the Sync Cradle. For that you have to remove the Axim, or instead, use a Sync Cable.)

The leather is a nice quality and it presents a professional appearance. I like the magnetic closures, but I know some do not. The cover holds securely enough to do the job.

As for the magnets, I have read numerous threads on the topic, and the conclusion is that they should be no risk to the Axim or CF or SD cards. A Microdrive could potentially be a problem, but even that risk is limited.

All in all, I love the EB.

If I had to choose today, with the alternatives, I'm not sure what I would have done. Fortunately, I didn't have that problem. I don't regret what I have though.

Hope this helps a little.

-- ADG

03-09-03, 08:52 AM

I have both the EB slipper case and the Sena case.

I like the EB case best. I find I prefer the magnetic closure and it's easier to remove Ax from EB case for placing in the cradle. I think the EB is nicer leather and has better protection over the screen.

Just IMHO!

Good luck with your decision.

03-09-03, 09:10 AM

The last time I checked their web site, the Belkin was not available yet. It looks like a very nice case and the price is very good.

Eclypse · 03-09-03, 04:09 PM

This is helpful, Please if anyone else can contribute ...fire away.

cheers.

03-09-03, 05:57 PM

Eclypse,
Most days you'll receive more advice than you can process from the friendly folk on Aximsite.

It's the best place for info, but there are a couple of guys on Dell's forum that are very knowledgeable and helpful.