|
Got mine too! Very nice case.
I'm a little disappointed by how thick the back gets. Instead of extending the cover material from the wrapped around back material, the cover is a double-layered piece sewn on to the back of the case. So it becomes three layers thick which adds an extra 1/8". With that said though, it's still quite slim for a leather case. And they obviously went with quality finished stitching instead of maximum thinness. To get it thinner, it would have had to have unfinished, single-faced leather. And the three layers on the back look like they are also needed to properly support the version with the belt clip.
The button holes all line up perfectly, even the reset button. It does indeed fit into the cradle with the cover on, which is amazing.
The leather should help make up for the lack of rubber grip material on the x50v, making the PDA easier to hold on to.
The "squared off" effect seems to be because of the bottom corner cutouts to allow for the fit in the synching cradle. With that material cut out, it can't quite conform to the rounded shape. I'll take the fit in the synching cradle over a perfectly rounded corner.
For those with extended batteries, I can't see any way that this case will work with the "baby got butt" bulge. The triple-layered back is so rigid that I don't see any give. And the rumors of a stretch-fabric section appear to have been just that, rumors.
All in all, I'm very satisfied. I had previously owned a Jornada which was famous for the integrated flip-cover, and it was the only feature which I really missed on any other Pocket PC. With the Sena case, it's almost as good. The only downside for me is the 1/8" extra material on the back.
|
(I think I remember my 4155 case doing that at first, but once the case streches, the sides no longer bow out)
....... more later
I'll look forward to your comments.
