[iToya]

Back pocket or my right hand. I don't carry a bag, so that's a no go for me.

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[Ecm]

Until Xmas, I used the Smartphone Experts holster from the CrackBerry store. Works great. Currently using the Seidio case/holster. Also good. No problems with either on the belt.

[geekaren]

I wear it on my belt using a Seidio Surface Combo holster with the Stilgut book-type case.

[GeoK]

The Passport is always in the OEM Case.
I carry it usually in a shirt pocket, blazer or coat pocket. let's see what the warmer weather will hold.

I drop it in my front pocket for just a few seconds; like if, I need to fish out something from my bag.
Amazingly enough, I can walk around the office with it but am afraid that I will leave it somewhere.
Seidio Surface case with holster on the belt. It fits on the belt, and if you position it well, it does not get in the way at all access to pocket to get something out, like keys.
I have the Seidio Holster for the 'naked' phone, but don't see myself wearing that much, or at all since I wouldn't keep my passport naked.

But, I am waiting on the OEM Holster. Yup, put it on the credit card. I got until the end of January to pay; but until then, I will check it out (carefully) and see if it is really worth keeping. (probably not!)

Note: the PDair case with clip is really well made and a nice case, but the clip sits at the top, and the case rides a bit too low for me.
Note 2: When i am feeling brave and want to carry the Passport around in my pocket, I use the passport with the custody from Italy.

[ssune]

STILGUT Leather case. Very classy, excellent feel. Looks extremely professional. Jacket pocket, sometimes in pants, or simply in the hand.

I thought people stopped carrying phones on their belt in the Seventies

[anon(4067838)]

Case and holster from ebay, great protection and easy access for around $15

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[KhalidAznawi]

pant front pocket, always

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[EagleStephen]

Leather pouch from Khacten.com. In the front pocket of my trousers (suit trousers for work, jeans otherwise). Absolutely no problem at all with the size of the device.

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[Bonnie Bonzai]

Stilgut wallet case in a pocket, which one depends on the pants, and a Proclip cradle in the Jeep. However, for the most part the darn thing hasn't left my hand!

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How do you like the proclip cradle? Does it attach to your dash or clip on to the air slats?

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[anon(870071)]

PDAIR side holster with sleeper function!


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[Ariozo]

Coming from Note 4 and iphone 6+ I think the passport is quite easy and good size to carry around. Have it without any case and fit my pockets on most my trousers..

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[Sequester#WN]

I never understood why anyone would wear their phone on a their belt. Somehow awkward.

That being said, I am carrying my phone in the left inner front pocket of my suit. This might also explain why I am sporting my Z30 during weekends and holidays because it better fits into jeans.

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[tagumcity]

My preference has always been the OEM holster. When I 'holstered' the Z30 it became too big to hang off my belt and remove from the holster. So I used the OEM book cover case. But I eventually returned to my Q10 & holster, which has been the most comfortable and efficient for me. The value of the Passport experience has me adjusting my clothing to types with appropriate pockets. Presently, I'm using the StilGut book case, until my Vaja agenda case arrives (ordered on December 22nd). It has been difficult to move away from the holster, but the Passport experience is so substantial that the change is worth the effort!

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[j21jam6]

I have the BlackBerry hard case, the flip case, and I'm waiting on what will be my favorite, the Khacten T3 Leather Python sleeve.
My phone is usually in my hand. When it's not I just put it in my right front pocket.

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[anon(153966)]

PDAIR side holster with sleeper function!


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I like those sort of cases. But, sometimes I feel as if it digs in my side. Mainly when driving.

Does that happen with yours at times?


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[anon(870071)]

I like those sort of cases. But, sometimes I feel as if it digs in my side. Mainly when driving.

Does that happen with yours at times?


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That was an odd camera angle but when your standing upright it's flush and has a slim profile!

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[cgallaer]

I have the Seidio Surface + holster, which works well. Most of the time I leave the holster at home and leave my Passport in my pocket or, if I'm in my office, on my desk.

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[mrimperfect]

Front pant pocket or back pocket or jacket pocket. Never on the belt.

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[jhanks64]

I love the Seidio Surface and belt clip. I'm on the go most of the day and it works quite well. when I'm not on the go, I like the drop protection the Surface case offers. I dropped my Passport the first day I had it and have two small marks on the screen that I will never forget.

[wassim29]

It's in my pocket, not that bad!

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[dracolnyte]

chest pocket or pants front pockets

[disneynorth]

Jacket pocket, and sometimes in my front jeans pocket but otherwise just in my hand

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Ditto

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[Najo]

How do you like the proclip cradle? Does it attach to your dash or clip on to the air slats?

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I have been using Proclip since the 9000. Love them, rock solid mount. I currently drive a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and it mounts to the tray on top of the dash. It really depends on the vehicle.

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