No problem accessing it in the Supcase Unicorn Beetle Pro. The retaining clip for the holster is at about the midpoint of the phone, below the power button. You can also access the up/down buttons and ring/mute switch.Anyone know a case where you can actually access the power button on the side while having the phone in the holster? Power button on the side is the worst change with the iphone 6 for case designs. Thanks !
It is covered. You have to open the rubber flap over it to access the mute switch.how dooes the volume switch work on that case? It looks like its covered in photos.
Sure you could. You could cut off the ones over the headphone jack and ring/mute switch too if you wanted to.Also can you cut off the pieces that protect the charging port so its always open if i needed to?
No problem accessing it in the Supcase Unicorn Beetle Pro. The retaining clip for the holster is at about the midpoint of the phone, below the power button. You can also access the up/down buttons and ring/mute switch.
It is covered. You have to open the rubber flap over it to access the mute switch.
Sure you could. You could cut off the ones over the headphone jack and ring/mute switch too if you wanted to.
I've got fairly big fingers (wear XL/XXL gloves) and don't have any problem accessing it....If i cut the volume switch one off, will the button be easily accessed by big fingers lol. Its for my dad...
Why does your dad need to access the power button when the phone is in the holster?
Then the Unicorn Beetle probably isn't a great choice. The phone does fit in the holster with the face outward, but it's not intended to go in that way and it isn't a real secure fit. The beveling is different on the front/back edges of the phone and it's designed to go into the holster with the face inward.He puts in in his front pocket at work. He'll use the holster with the phone facing out. Hell check the time or messages or whatever and to put the phone to black, he hits the power button.
Then the Unicorn Beetle probably isn't a great choice. The phone does fit in the holster with the face outward, but it's not intended to go in that way and it isn't a real secure fit. The beveling is different on the front/back edges of the phone and it's designed to go into the holster with the face inward.