[amjbecker]

My original torch had the wobbly screen, loose battery door and loud keyboard creak.

I got it exchanged and now my new one has started to develop a slight keyboard creak

Ive heard a case can stop this issue. What would you guys suggest? I would go otterbox, but I've heard there's aren't the best for the 9800.

My only requirement is that it still be able to fit in my pocket. Any suggestions?

[seasons]

Tape! On the battery cover about 5 pieces did the trick for me under the creaky spot and now my device is creak free and feels much more solid...if you want a case agf case there are like a hundred threads on it here

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[Technerd.McLeod]

AGF GRT case. My screen was wobbly, the call, BB button, trackpad, back button and end button all made a weird click when I would even barely touch them, and it fixed it all. My phone has never felt so sturdy.

[tbrenn]

AGF GRT case for sure. As Seasonsss mentioned, there's another thread somewhere about it

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[Zach7]

You may want to check out the Seidio Innocase Active Case and combo option also! Here are some photos and a quick review I wrote up.

http://forums.crackberry.com/f209/re...-torch-586960/

[newcollector]

I had the battery door creak and got the Seidio Innocase Surface. It has a smaller profile than the Active case and still takes care of the battery door creak plus it does a nice job of protecting the phone from drops.

[Zach7]

http://forums.crackberry.com/f77/sei...photos-547390/

I got this one and it works great! The extra protection of the active is great for me, but it is nice on the weekends etc that I have an option that is more slender! Great point NewCollector!

[djtrent04101]

AGF GRT case.

+1. Solved wobbly screen. No creaking. Makes sliding open the Torch a little bit less smooth, but easily worth it. Top won't pop off like most other 2-part cases. There's really no comparison.