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DLO Leather Holster Case for the iPhone 3G(Black) | 
 enlarge | Brand: DLO
Category: Wireless
List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $4.93
You Save: $25.06 (84%)
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Rating:  85 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Wireless Phone Accessory
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 5 x 3 x 1
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: 004-0002
Model: 004-0002
UPC: 836258400022
EAN: 0836258400022
ASIN: B000S0B9ZC
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: We don't have the DLO style , we have the one in the second picture, It is better than the DLO first picture because It covers and protects more than the DLO style . The side of the second case covers more. The Original DLO case has more open parts on the sides . Your phone might be scratched with the DLO case.. Therefore please buy from me if you are willing to get the second picture in the listing..Have a wonderful day..
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| Features:
| • | Stylish and durable leather case for iPhone | | • | Padded cover flips up easily for quick, single-handed iPhone access and retrieval | | • | Access to iPhone headset jack, even when closed | | • | Leather-covered belt clip secures iPhone anywhere | | • | Compatible with 4GB and 8GB iPhone |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The stylish and durable leather HipCase for iPhone combines sleek protection with easy, convenient access to the iPhone. Featuring a horizontal belt-clip, the HipCase provides the utmost in comfort and accessibility. As with other smartphones before it, the iPhone's dimensions virtually require a horizontal waist holster for optimal comfort--and the HipCase delivers.  Access to iPhone headset jack, even when closed. |  Compatible with 4GB and 8GB iPhone. | Designed for the iPhone
The HipCase features a Velcro tab and cut-out center notch to provide quick, simple, one-handed iPhone pick up. Corner notches ensure unobstructed access to the iPhone's headset jack--regardless of which hip it's worn on--allowing you to listen to music or take a call while keeping the iPhone safely cradled in the HipCase. Access When You Need It
The HipCase's sturdy, leather-covered belt clip ensures your iPhone will always be within easy reach when you need it. And with its clean lines and stylish construction, it is the perfect accessory--from a suit and tie to jeans and a t-shirt. What's in the Box
Black Lambskin leather HipCase for iPhone.
Product Description
Tan interior with back money style clip in
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| Customer Reviews: Read 80 more reviews...
 Clip rips off January 7, 2009
PK Studios (California)
The belt clip ripped off mine. I bought this new when the 3G came out. This is what they have to say:
Thank you for contacting DLO.
The cases are not covered by any warranty for wear and tear. I regret we are unable to assist you with this issue.
Sincerely,
Jimmy
DLO Technical Support
Look for more quality companies. There are plenty out there.
 iphone case January 6, 2009
Fitz-albert Abraham (Hawthorne, CA USA)
The case is very good. It is stylish, functional and realistic. My only concern is that one of the sides on the inside should be padded or softer to protect the face of the iphone. Also you have to take the phone out of the case to make a call. Apart from that, it's great. I like it
 Almost but not quite... December 16, 2008
Age & Treachery (Portland, OR USA)
I don't usually complain much but after reading some of these reviews, I felt compelled to add my 2 cents worth. I purchased this at the local AT&T store with my new iPhone 3G. I liked how it appeared well made with nice lines and metal clip. I also felt better having the velcro rather than a magnetic clasp being concerned with magnetic fields unknowingly screwing something up (Gee, my debit card worked fine this morning...). That being said, my clip fell off after only a couple weeks of use. I found that clipped to the right side of my belt placed this holster right where I could catch it on just about anything I might brush up against. Wearing a coat, this is not much of a problem. Coat-less jumping up from a desk chair with arms on it tends to clip the holster. It didn't take long before the fine metal clip was on the belt and the holster with iPhone was on the floor. Bummer. And I'm a trim guy. I have tried to re-attach it a few times with different glues but no luck so far. A pop rivet in the design would fix this no problem. The case is snug initially on the phone but loosens up over time somewhat. Still tough to get out before it kicks over to voice mail. And better alignment of the leather pieces would allow for use of earphones in any position. My holster only allows plugging in with headphones in one position, opposite of where one instinctively returns it utilizing the device right handed. Fiddle with one and you'll see what I mean. Unless production consistency varies. I am going to try another brand. This looks good but doesn't execute as it should. Other posters' Customer Svc issues don't surprise me. When was the last time a CS dept was nice to you unless you were volunteering sending money to them???
ABSOLUTE GARBAGE!!!!!!! December 1, 2008
G. Smith (Maryland)
I thought this case was really nice until the belt clip came off AFTER 10 DAYS! My iPhone almost hit the floor. If I sound angry, I am. I just got off the phone with the DLO customer service. I'm still in disbelief at the smug tone and unbelievable arguements that they tried to make that this was not their problem. Apparently the case, only needs to work out of the package!
I recommend staying away from all DLO products, since their customer service is so bad. That is difficult, since they have the ATT store market cornered but you have a lot of other options for your iPhone.
 Designed to be worn on the Left hip November 17, 2008
David Hays (St Louis, MO)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I'm left-handed and placed this case on my right hip because that's where it intuitively belonged. I liked the case but was aggravated that I had to disconnect the headset to put it into or take it out of the case. It was also not possible to access the volume control without removing the iPhone at least partially from the case. It finally dawned on me after a few days that the solution to this was to place the phone in the case "upside down," or flipped head to foot. But I didn't like the headset cable emerging from the "back" of the case so I finally relented and started wearing it on my left hip. It's just SMOP (a small matter of programmer) to get used to wearing it on the left side rather than the right.
This is, of course, not the "fault" of the DLO hipcase - it's dictated by the design of the iPhone iself.
This is a well-designed and well-constructed case and I highly recommend it.
Note: I bought mine at the AT&T store when I bought my phone and paid $29.99 plus tax. I could have saved myself $10 buying it through Amazon.com. Oh well.
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