Seidio Innocase 360 for the Blackberry Tour (w/ pics)

[jorGeorge]

Originally Posted by jhamilton3

Great pics I must say..

Looks like a great case but I would have to always wear it on my hip because it would be a pain to get inside and out of a pocket..

Not at all. The material does not stick and gives great grip to the phone. I prefer typing with the case on because it is just easier for my fingers to type each individual key.

[john1210]

Damn the pics look mint lol nice case how much are they??

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[Stang68]

Originally Posted by john1210

Damn the pics look mint lol nice case how much are they??

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The case is $35.95. Here is the link: Innocase 360 - Black

[Eclipse2K]

You've got to be kidding me. I just ordered one of these but from the looks of it the back light is terrible. I understand losing a bit of light but that looks like it would be nearly impossible to see in a dark area. Does it look any brighter in real time?

I must compliment you on your detailed review though. I'm still getting one for those times I go on a boat, Wave Blaster, Snow Mobile, etc. to combo with my water proof AquaPack. I just wish I could leave it on all the time as I'm all about protection in a thin form.

[Wicho001]

Dont like it at all...sorry

[cereal killer]

Stang great pics : ) I'm not a fan of that particular case but your pics and review were outstanding.

[Eclipse2K]

I just looked at the images again on my laptop monitor and the lighting doesn't seem so bad after all. I originally looked at it on my TV which is set to dim the back light so it looked darker.

Thanks for the pictures Stang!

[kingzee]

Great photos OP! You have two of my favorite cases! The Innocase 2 and the 360!

[kingzee]

Originally Posted by Stang68

Conclusion: I recommend the Innocase 360 for anyone who needs all-around protection for their Tour. It really does provide amazing protection; I felt totally safe bringing my Tour to a club, a bar, a party, the store, the gym (everywhere) when it was in the Innocase 360. However, it does take away from the beauty that is the Tour, which is why I probably will only use it when I think I will be getting a little rough. When I am not, I will be using the Innocase II case, because that provides great protection, as well. I plan on going camping in a few weeks and am totally going to bring the Innocase 360 for that weekend. I am happy to have both and will definitely be using both. You really cannot go wrong with a case from Seidio.

I said the same thing in my follow-up review of the 360. Great minds think alike...

[jorGeorge]

Originally Posted by Eclipse2K

You've got to be kidding me. I just ordered one of these but from the looks of it the back light is terrible. I understand losing a bit of light but that looks like it would be nearly impossible to see in a dark area. Does it look any brighter in real time?

I'm not sure why Stang's keyboard light is so low. Maybe it's because of the camera because my keyboard light is much better. You can easily make out each letter (not choppy like in the picture). The light is significantly less bright, but it still gets the job done.

[Stang68]

The keyboard lighting is more than enough for typing. For those worrying about it, don't! I just thought I would show a comparison and maybe the photo is a bit mis-leading, but it is definitely enough to type on. I just like being able to see the bright glow of the keyboard in the dark!

Thanks, again, for the comments!

[BigTechTony]

Between the Innocase 360, Innocase II or the Otterbox Defender you cannot go wrong. :O)

[Stang68]

Originally Posted by vballer

Between the Innocase 360, Innocase II or the Otterbox Defender you cannot go wrong. :O)

Yeah, there are plenty of options to keep your Tour safe

The Otterbox is something I recommend for people in construction, police-work, or anything very hands-on!

[BigTechTony]

Originally Posted by Stang68

Yeah, there are plenty of options to keep your Tour safe

The Otterbox is something I recommend for people in construction, police-work, or anything very hands-on!

I'm using the Otterbox Defender now and love its durability. I do also have a need for an Innocase but can't decide to go with all-around protection (360) or Innocase II with a PhantomSkin. I do have mine in my pocket often. The Innocase II does not have a built-in screen protector, correct? Thanks in advance.

[Stang68]

Originally Posted by vballer

I'm using the Otterbox Defender now and love its durability. I do also have a need for an Innocase but can't decide to go with all-around protection (360) or Innocase II with a PhantomSkin. I do have mine in my pocket often. The Innocase II does not have a built-in screen protector, correct? Thanks in advance.

Yeah, the 360 is the only one with the built-in screen protector. But, if you have a PhantomSkin on it, then the II might be the way to go, since you have a screen protector on it already!