OtterBox Commuter Case for Samsung Galaxy S III - Glacier $15.16 at Amazon

Using this case now on my gs3. It definitely adds bulk but it's not too bad and I personally like it more since the phone is pretty thin on its own.

To those who have issues pressing the power on and volume buttons on the side, I did too until I adjusted the cases. It took an hour of doing it over and over again but after sliding it in the perfect area it is actually easier to press the buttons th an if the case wasn't on. It just takes a ton of work to get it on and on correctly.

I have yet to actually drop my phone but you can tell it's pretty durable.

I have the otterbox defender for the iphone 5 and I think the size is just right for me. The buttons are a little bit harder to push compared when there was no case, but still ok for me. My gripe is when typing. Its harder to type the letters on the left and right edges of the keypad because my fingers keep on hitting the casing.

Damn good deal. I have this case for my Note 2, paid $35. Doesn't add much bulk at all. And I don't have any of problems with pressing the buttons as others have stated.

Quote from rrc06 : I've heard that as well along with the fact that the outer case can be slippery in your hands and on certain surfaces. I opted to go with a ballistic case. Getting it soon

link?

Quote from Molotov : link?

http://www.amazon.com/Ballistic-S...llistic+s3

I have this case now for over a month and the silicone has gotten really loose. My dad has the same problem. It seems as if it would protect the phone but is really annoying when the edges have become really loose. Also, I have only taken the case off one time.

Edit:

I don't have a problem pressing the buttons or anything at all.

fail... practically doubles the width of the phone. this does the same thing:

http://www.amazon.com/Acase-ACS-0...s=acase+s3

but, it's thinner and cheaper, yet it doesn't have a popular brand name associated with it.

Quote from baphomet58 : fail... practically doubles the width of the phone. this does the same thing: http://www.amazon.com/Acase-ACS-0...s=acase+s3 but, it's thinner and cheaper, yet it doesn't have a popular brand name associated with it.

I bought my gf that case, she loves it.

Good review for the Commuter case: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc4MEzq9hHc

$22 for the HTC One X. Not sure if that is still a bargain though?
http://www.amazon.com/Otterbox-Co...+htc+one+x

What is with the buttons hard to pressed with the case? I have had the case for over 4 months and, yes, I do agree that the side buttons require a little bit more force to press. But, once you used it over time, it became just fine. The mechanism just need time to "rough" out. All in all, a very good case in that it is not too bulky, yet it is good protection against typical pocket fall. I dropped mine just several times and nothing is broken (as far as I am aware, I hope!!!).

Black is $15.49

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/...slickdeals

Quote from healthylaugh : LOVE the feel/weight/build quality of the Otterbox Commuter case, but it's creating an echo problem on my new Pantech Burst (fantastic phone for the money, btw--best cell value today, imho). Weird thing is, the person I'm calling gets an echo of THEIR voice when they talk to me! Weird, but I verified it by removing the case in the middle of a call and echo disappeared! .

I'll second the echo problem on an SII skyrocket. Design flaw.

I read Otterbox COMPUTER Case at first.

I was wondering when they started making those and when the need became apparent.

I have the case and the buttons definitely become easier to press after the first couple weeks. It was never that hard to push in the first place, actually kept me from accidentally hitting the buttons.