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This is the same clip that I have. I looked for a holster like this for 2 months before I finally bought Seidio's. What I mainly wanted was:
1. Protection - since the Treo is faced inward, it's got about as much protection from a holster that I could as for.
2. Close to me - what I really hate about some holsters or "clips" is that they push the phone away from your body. Just what I need to be walking around a corner and WHAM-OH!! there goes my $600 phone. The Seidio keeps it close to me and out of harms way.
3. Easy to use - I like it because when it's on the belt, I know I can get it out fast. It's a one handed operation and I don't worry about fumbling. Yeah, when it's not on the belt it takes two hands, but who cares...it's a holster, it's supposed to be on your belt, duh.
4. No extra weight - This baby is light...like a feather. No extra weight at all.
As far as some of the problems these other guys are having, I can see where it may be an issue. I've been using my clip that I bought straight from Seidio since the middle of February and I have no paint chips or rubbing at all going on. I don't have a problem with the buttons either because I used the option to disable the screen and buttons when ringing. Most of the time as well, if it's in the case I have my BT headset on. My ringers are set up so if it's someone in my address book, it rings one way, and I'll answer it. If their not in my address book, it'll ring another way, and I won't answer it.
It's really a matter of trial and error.
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