14 Comments to “Seidio Innocase Snap – A “Different” Case for the BlackBerry Tour”

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   Posted by: A Claye Jones

   September 17, 2009 at 8:30 am EST

   I wish they made it for the Bold as well as other Blackberries.

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   Posted by: webchetan

   September 17, 2009 at 9:31 am EST

   There a re so many silicon types available for all the blackberry models. I feel the above Seidio types cases are there in market since a long time. You should checkout accstation.com and eforcity.com They have the OEM’s too and are dead cheap. I am happy with my silicon $5 bucks OEM for my 8900 Javelin Curve.

   Why should one pay 4 times the amount when basically they are alomost the same!!!

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     Posted by: Ronen Halevy

     September 17, 2009 at 9:43 am EST

     Its not a silicon case. It is a hard plastic cover that snaps on to the back and covers the back bottom and sides. I have never heard of another case that does that…

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       Posted by: webchetan

       September 17, 2009 at 10:35 am EST

       Ronen – I would instead go for this http://is.gd/3nFN3 rather than the above and plus its overall protects the phone better and doesn’t spoil the look and feel. Though this one is for 8900. I am sure there is one for Tour also!

       Above all its only for $4.99

       Folks what do you say?

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   Posted by: artie

   September 17, 2009 at 9:50 am EST

   How do they compare with Case-Mate Barely There?

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     Posted by: Ronen Halevy

     September 17, 2009 at 10:02 am EST

     Honestly I have no idea. They just came out and I don’t use a tour. We are going to get one for review if all works out and will report back!

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   Posted by: Tom

   September 17, 2009 at 10:23 am EST

   Seidio makes a nice product. I am using their Spring Lock Holster (http://www.seidioonline.com/product-p/hl3bb9630as.htm) for my Tour, and I love it — it allows protection to the screen and keyboard, but the device is quickly accessible. Also, they make a slightly larger capacity 1600 mAh battery for the Storm/Tour that fits into the same footprint as the RIM OEM battery (1400 mAh).

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   Posted by: Brian

   September 17, 2009 at 10:26 am EST

   There is a company called Incipio that makes cases like this called the “feather” I wonder how they compare to the Seidio ones

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   Posted by: Luis Merlos

   September 17, 2009 at 10:29 am EST

   This case is nothing like the silicon case it is a hard case for the back only, it snaps right on to the device easily, looks cool and gives you a better grip, this would be perfect for those who like to carry their BB on their hands or pockets. The case feels really smooth and comfortable on your hands. The smooth of the case keeps it from scratching the surface of the BB, maybe not for everyone but it is a different design than most of them. I can’t compare it to the barely there cases since I have never try them either, and the designs seems a bit different to begin with.

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   Posted by: arunb

   September 17, 2009 at 10:37 am EST

   I am using a Bold and I cover it with a Cozip case.
   From the description above, it seems the same, snap on/off, covering only sides n back.
   Website on the cover says; http://www.cozip.com
   I absolutely love it for its sleek factor, but I do have 1 major complaint, these “snap-on” cases grip the sides and cover the silver rim, and it scratches the rims! Kinda beats the point of having a case!
   But since its too late, I’ve stuck by it. I’d research more on this b4 ordering it.

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   Posted by: webchetan

   September 17, 2009 at 10:47 am EST

   arunb – Check this out and plus its fraction of the Seidio Case above.

   For 8900 Curve: http://is.gd/3nFN3

   For BB Tour: http://is.gd/3nGXF

   I am using them and they are awesome!

   Let me know

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     Posted by: Luis Merlos

     September 17, 2009 at 6:46 pm EST

     They look pretty cool I had one similar but what I hated was the fact that they were hard to take off, ended up breaking it, how hard is this one to take off?

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   Posted by: A Claye Jones

   September 17, 2009 at 11:14 am EST

   I don’t like the “rubber” cases. They won’t slide into my pocket very easy and they collect tons of lint, dust, and whatever else.

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    Posted by: automan69

    September 17, 2009 at 12:06 pm EST

    I really don’t like this case. Just looked at the pictures for Seidio and what I can see is if you drop your blackberry it would pop right out. I do like the case webchetan talks about. The price is right for a piece of plastic/rubber.

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