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In this forum HandSpring case owners have chronicled their problems with the graphite covers sewn in to the back of HandSpring cases. Why don't the User Ratings in the Review section reflect those problems? The User Ratings don't mention any problems with the cover clip breaking or the Visor getting damaged.

Based on the User Ratings I bought a Matching Case from HandSpring. Now I learn that many people have had issues with their HandSpring cases. Should I keep my Matching Case or return it?

Thanks in advance!

I know i'm in a very small minority, but i like my handspring case. i have the slim line one and I love how small it is. It also looks great when closed and sitting on my desk or confrence table. It doesn't take up much more space then the visor+hardcover+slipcase (less actually). And i haven't had any problems with cracking (had it for over a month) The clip on mechanism is really smart if you want a book-style case and don't want to resort to velcro. And keep in mind that the case offers more protection when you clip it in face down.

I know there are documented problems, but i really like mine. I'm sure there are better ones, but I'm happy with it.

Minh

In addition the my green matching case, I own a Rhinoskin ShockSuit SportCase. The green matching case is much better looking than the grey ShockSuit SportCase. I'll keep an eye for problems with the matching case.

Just to be the dissenting voice, my Green color-matched case has served me flawlessly for about five months.

I synch 3-5 times daily, and the clip on the cover sewn in to the case is still extremely tight.

I like the protection it offers, the look of it, and the fact that it provides some "flash" and distinctiveness for my otherwise quite business-like Graphite Visor deluxe.

Take care,
Glenn