Received my Case-Mate Barely There case in the mail today. Ordered it on Sunday from here: http://www.foryourcell.com/motorola-razr-m-case-mate-barely-there-case-black.html. I got it on sale for $20.99 but the price has gone up a few bucks since then apparently.
Anyways, lots of pictures attached at the bottom of the post. Case fits perfectly; there's no give or wiggle at all. Finish is a rubbery, matte black. Not the most grippy surface in the world, but neither is it the most slick. Seems to protect all of the corners at least to some extent, as can be seen in the pictures. Also, there is a slight lip to it, so if you put your phone screen-down on a table, the screen will not actually be touching the table. Single most noticeable feature is that even though it is labeled as a "RAZR M" case, it actually has a cutout for the dedicated camera button of the RAZR i, so it's actually more of a RAZR i case than it is a RAZR M case, but it should fit the M just as perfectly as it fits the i.
Seems like a sturdy and well-built case. I don't really have anything else to say about it unless anybody has questions. Frankly, for $20.99, I think pretty much any case is a ripoff. I'd rather get a Diztronic TPU case for $9 and call it a day, but unfortunately Diztronic isn't making anything for the RAZR i or M.
Fire away with questions and I'll try to answer. I imagine the pictures speak for themselves though.
Edit: Oh, and one last thing. The Case-Mate retail box is actually labeled "RAZR HD." But clearly, the case was made for the M or the i, so no worries.
Edit #2: Oh, and despite being called a "Barely There" case, it certainly is more than "Barely There." You can get a sense from the pictures how thick it is, and it's pretty thin, but it definitely adds some noticeable girth and texture to the device. It's still very much sleek and svelte even with the case on, but to say it's "Barely There" is a bit of an exaggeration. I've never owned a Barely There case before, and I imagine this one is probably the same as all the others, so if you've ever used one before you probably know about what it's like.
Anyways, lots of pictures attached at the bottom of the post. Case fits perfectly; there's no give or wiggle at all. Finish is a rubbery, matte black. Not the most grippy surface in the world, but neither is it the most slick. Seems to protect all of the corners at least to some extent, as can be seen in the pictures. Also, there is a slight lip to it, so if you put your phone screen-down on a table, the screen will not actually be touching the table. Single most noticeable feature is that even though it is labeled as a "RAZR M" case, it actually has a cutout for the dedicated camera button of the RAZR i, so it's actually more of a RAZR i case than it is a RAZR M case, but it should fit the M just as perfectly as it fits the i.
Seems like a sturdy and well-built case. I don't really have anything else to say about it unless anybody has questions. Frankly, for $20.99, I think pretty much any case is a ripoff. I'd rather get a Diztronic TPU case for $9 and call it a day, but unfortunately Diztronic isn't making anything for the RAZR i or M.
Fire away with questions and I'll try to answer. I imagine the pictures speak for themselves though.
Edit: Oh, and one last thing. The Case-Mate retail box is actually labeled "RAZR HD." But clearly, the case was made for the M or the i, so no worries.
Edit #2: Oh, and despite being called a "Barely There" case, it certainly is more than "Barely There." You can get a sense from the pictures how thick it is, and it's pretty thin, but it definitely adds some noticeable girth and texture to the device. It's still very much sleek and svelte even with the case on, but to say it's "Barely There" is a bit of an exaggeration. I've never owned a Barely There case before, and I imagine this one is probably the same as all the others, so if you've ever used one before you probably know about what it's like.
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