[banjaboy]

Hi guys, first post here...I just upgraded from my Bold to a Torch 9800. I had my old phone in an Otterbox from day1. I want to get something for my new one. What are your opinions, Seidio or another Otterbox. I'm looking forward to picking your brains in the next few days....

[oppy]

I had an AGF GRT case for a while. Nothing wrong with it per se, but I stopped using it a while back, mostly because it was a pain to take off for battery pulls, etc.

[banjaboy]

Hi oppy, I went and saw all the cases yesterday and bought the AGF Endo, the Otterbox was crap, nothing like the one for my Bold, The Seidio was way too bulky, I really liked the AGF. I will have to see if battery pulls are a pain. The quality of this thing is awesome, very impressed so far.

[tbrenn]

Hi oppy, I went and saw all the cases yesterday and bought the AGF Endo, the Otterbox was crap, nothing like the one for my Bold, The Seidio was way too bulky, I really liked the AGF. I will have to see if battery pulls are a pain. The quality of this thing is awesome, very impressed so far.

+1 to the AGF GRT, or the Endo. I prefer the endo because it has the holster as well...

Don't worry about battery pulls... Hold down ALT+SHIFT+DEL for a few seconds to reset your device without having to remove the battery...

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[banjaboy]

It was a pain to take off my Otterbox Defender on my Bold so I'm not worried about it at all. I'm glad you like yours, makes me feel good with my choice.

[staffman28]

I had an Otterbox that came with my 9800 but got tired of the bezel breaking every time I looked at it funny. Sure their CS was great and they would send out new bezels free of charge but that isn't the point. I shouldn't be calling them every two weeks.
So I am now trying the Trident Aegis case. It covers completely like the Otterbox, and the bezel hasn't broken yet, but has a tendency to pop off if I press the esc key to hard while the slider is closed. That gets a little annoying.
I like the full protection and having the ports covered. Does anyone know if there are any other cases like these that are considerably better then Otterbox and Trident?

Thanks,
Jason