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Best Curve Holster? Don' think this has been covered but has anyone released this yet? Any recommendations? Thanks! |
ShopBlackBerry.com has some leather holsters now. Don't have one, *yet* |
I stopped in the ATT corporate store near my office this morning looking for a temporary holster until the leather one from Blackberry.com arrives. The sales rep said he didn't have anything that would work, but to try back later. He said he was in the same boat, as he pointed to the Curve he had jammed into his Pearl belt-clip holster. I just laughed and walked out of the store! |
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REMINDER: A PHONE IS NOT AN ACCESSORY, DONT WEAR IT ON YOUR BELT! |
I've been using my old Covertec case from a Treo I had years ago. No magnet but it's a slim profile and is in great shape. |
Hard to beat the OEM leather swivel clip belt holster from RIM. I ordered mine a few weeks ago and had it even before the 8300 arrived! |
If you are referring to the Sleeper function of the OEM Leather Holster of any BlackBerry model (as long as it's the QWERTY model) to work with your Curve, then you are definitely correct. But, they are different in size. If you wouldn't mind how your holster would fit with your Curve, purchasing any OEM BlackBerry Leather holster would be okay. Shown in this thread, the difference between the 8300 and the 8800 Skin. This should give you an idea of the size difference if purchasing the 8800 Leather Holster for your Curve. |
The 8800 OEM case I am using is definately too big, but it works fine until the 8300 OEM case I ordered from you arrives! :) |
I love the seidio holsters. So the best one is whichever one they come out with for it. |
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The 8300 goes into the 8800 holster just fine with sleeper funtion working for those who need to use it till the 8300 holster arrives. |
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I ordered both the OEM 8300 leather case with the clip, and the sleeve from Blackberry before the phone released. They both work great! The case with the clip is great for everyday use, and the sleeve fits right into your pocket if your wearin a pair of shorts (still a little bulky with jeans or pants). But both do the job! |
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thanks but I am not too found of the flap over the top of the leather holster - was hoping for something real slim that wont add any additional bulk that was still a holster type case with clip. |
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chinesecatt...i jus ordered one tonight. Anyway I can have by friday? Let me know...Thanks David |
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The 62xx/72xx series came with a plastic clip that just clipped it to your belt providing no protection, just a way to hang it on you. To replace they were $29.99 for a cheap piece of plastic and leather cases were $39.99. The 71xx series came with a crappy cheap little vynl slide in thing... and to replace they were $19.99 or $39.99 for the OEM leather. The 81xx series came with nothing, because it really is a device designed for a pocket. Anyone who felt the need to put the device anywhere other than the pocket wasn't the target demographic RIM was going for in that device. The 83xx series comes with nothing as well. I really think RIM's intent was for this to be a pocket device as well (just look at the marketing stuff)... however much like previous models, they'll gladly sell you carrying solutions for $19.99-$39.99 So yeah... RIM is in business to make money... would you rather pay $10 more for the device and have it come with a carrying case, or pay the same and have the OPTION to pay $19.99 for a basic case? I'd rather the later and have the OPTION to not have to buy a belt holster. I laugh when I see people wearing them because if you're wearing dress\casual pants the device will easily slide into your pocket if the pants fit properly... and if you're sayin "well I wear tight jeans on a saturday night so there's no room to pocket the BB when I go to the bars" ... then you shouldn't be going out if the solution is to wear it strapped to your BELT!!! :bb: :smile: :smile: |
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