Review: Palm Leather Side Case for the AT&T Fuze

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In the never-ending search for the "perfect" case (or close to perfect), the Palm Leather Side Case has surfaced on the radar. Along with making nice Windows Mobile phones, Palm has produced some decent accessories. While the Side Case wasn't designed for the AT&T Fuze/HTC Impact Pro, the case'due south dimensions make it semi-uniform with these phones. Palm's reputation rests more with its handsets and I was interested to meet how they measured up in with their cases. To see how the Palm Leather Side Case measured up with the Fuze, read on after the pause.

Well-constructed, but ...

I was actually impressed with the construction of the Palm Leather Side Case ($24.95). The leather lining and outer crush was soft to the touch with simply enough padding to add protection to the example, just not bulk. I'm non a fan of the white stitching on blackness leather, but the stitching was tight, with no loose seams noticeable. If we were to guess the case by construction alone, it would get five stars hands.

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But alas, fit and conduct are also factored into the equation. With regards to how the case carries, the Palm Side Case is fitted with a sturdy belt clip that is wrapped in soft leather. The clip is a touch on the wide side, compared to other cases, and held snugly to my belt. There was very piffling jerk in how the instance rode. All in all, the carry of the case was very comfy and, forth with the structure, would also receive high marks.

And so we are left with the example's fit, and this is where nosotros discover the weakest signal with the Palm Leather Side Example. Understanding that the case is not custom fit for the AT&T Fuze, information technology is just as well big for the phone. The leather flap of the example has a magnetic closure, which is solid – and it has to exist. The Fuze rattles around in the case like a guitar pick does when information technology falls inside the guitar. If the flap didn't secure as well equally it does, I'd exist afraid the Fuze would bounciness out of the case.

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There is a good iii-quarters to 1-inch gap between the side of the telephone and case flap and almost a quarter of an inch gap at each side of the case. There'southward simply besides much wiggle room with this cases fit to leave me feeling secure virtually how the Fuze rests inside information technology.

On the plus side, the case is fitted with an internal pocket that is probably intended for spare retention cards. It may be a minor detail, simply it would be nice if other cases had a similar characteristic. However, with the larger chapters storage cards, the demand to carry spares has macerated and these pockets have gone the way of the buffalo. But the pocket is large enough to hold extra cash, a house fundamental, a "if institute return to ..." note and possibly a credit menu/I.D. Carte.

Overall impression

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When I beginning opened the Palm Leather Side Case ($24.95) I was really hoping it would take fit the Fuze like a glove. It's a well-built case and even though I'd rather run into darker stitching, it's a proficient looking case. Yet, it was very evident when I commencement dropped the Fuze into the instance that information technology wasn't going to work out. Over again, understanding that this isn't a custom fit example, if Palm could tighten up the fit it would be an outstanding case for the AT&T Fuze. If a loose fit is to your liking the Palm Side Case might run across your needs but personally, I like a fiddling more snug fit. As an alternative, wait at Smartphones P7 or the Torso Glove.

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