Hey guys, hopefully Otterbox doesnt go through this website lol but anyways..
I was able to place an order for the Otterbox Defender case yesterday directly on their website.
If you go to their site, once the site with the case loads, you will see the add button on the page for a split second before it changes to Coming Soon message, if you click on Add in that split second, it will add it to your cart and you can check out, I placed the order yesterday and it was shipped out yesterday and I should have it on Wednesday of next week already according to FedEx.
Hope this helps for someone because I know that I am a happy camper right now lol
Just bought my defender from my local sprint store. They had got 3 on the truck and me and my gf bought 1 each and the third was spoken for as well. Fits good but I took the screen protecter off because I already have a zagg hd on it.
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Which way would be better for getting the defender: Ordering from otterbox.com using the split second ordering thing, or from Sprint.com?
You can get $7 off total using the coupon codes in a previous post when you order from Otterbox. Sprint charges the same $59, so Otterbox website is cheaper.
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Thanks man! This exploitation of the website is kinda strange. You would think that they wouldn't just disable the ability to add it to the cart, but also disable something else in the ordering process. And how the option to add to cart lags there for a second before it goes away, they clearly didn't spend to much time on this. ...It's almost as if they wanted us to buy it early....*twilight zone theme*
Would you be interested in selling it? I have the black samsung tpu case plus cash if you are interested.
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FYI, mine is stuck in 'Processing' still from yesterday. I did a chat with an Otterbox rep, and he was unable to view my order in his system. He is looking into it and will get back to me. Be prepared that this 'trick' may not necessarily have a happy ending.
Just picked up one from Sprint retail. The case looks and feels great, but should the volume buttons be this hard to push? The power button feels perfect, very little resistance. That being said this is my first Otterbox case so maybe there's break-in time to account for the volume buttons???
Why couldn't they (otterbox) make a case with a built in stand for the note2? I couldn't wait and have the seidio active case with the stand. To be honest i haven't used it but it could come in handy.
I don't know. Im thinking about getting an otterbox commuter and modding it. Either cut the back of the otterbox and gluing the stand cutout from the seidio with a little flange around it to glue. Or just cut the stand out of the seidii and glue the damn thing to the otterbox.
What do you think?
You can simply attach one of these to the back of your case: http://www.tinydeal.com/one-hand-adhesive-washable-ring-holder-stand-for-mobile-phone-p-58445.html. It works pretty well as a stand.
Just picked up one from Sprint retail. The case looks and feels great, but should the volume buttons be this hard to push? The power button feels perfect, very little resistance. That being said this is my first Otterbox case so maybe there's break-in time to account for the volume buttons???
Yea I am having same annoyances altho its not huge deal for me
I think I am going to get the Commuter, Defender seems too bulky esp for a phone like this
I just picked up the case and the volume buttons do suck to press The silicone on the volume feel squishy but needs to be pushed all the way down to make the volume go up or down. I'm a bit disappointed cause the power button feels so perfect. Hopefully I get used to it because I do like the case.
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Don't think it well get any better cause the silicone tabs on the inside just aren't long enough.
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