NakedcellphoneHolster for Kyocera DuraXV Extreme, DuraXE Epic, DuraXA Equip, [Rotating/Ratchet] Belt Clip Flip Phone Holder Case for Verizon E4810 E4811, AT&T FirstNet E4830, US Cellular E4831, Black

I was pleasantly surprised with the precision 'fit & finish' in that this holster holds my phone very securely. Some buyers are not happy that the 'Display' side of the phone faces inward; meaning that you have to take the ringing phone out of the holster to see who's calling. I, on the other hand prefer this orientation as it protects the display. (Also, I think there is a feature on the phone that 'announces' who is calling, so you might be able to use that function to get around this attribute). Time will tell on whether the belt-clip will fatigue and fail, though. Some have reported this happening. I won't know until I've worn this holster in the field for (several months). Great product for the money -- am happy so far.

Works as expected

Excellent flip phone holder

Not quite what I expected. Lighter than my old one, takes a bit of getting used to but I like it. Shipping was fast and packaging was great.

Works better then a closed flap device

Back clip is okay, until breaks. And the front holder isn't always easy to line phone up. After breaking one clip, replaced with same type. The next holder back clip broke in even less time. Switched to a metal attached clip bag style holder with no problems after months of use.

The phone clip is works great for me. I even had one day where I got caught and popped off for my belt. I had a bit of a moment with panic because I thought I had just broke my phone clip that I bought a month ago. But, I noticed I was able to reattach it. It’s designed to break away in case he gets caught. I was able to start mine back on, and it’s just a secure as when I first got it.

I should have looked at the pictures a little closer before ordering this phone case. My older case had a spring hinged clip on top to hold phone in place, with the top side cutouts so you could easily remove your phone with one hand while case is clipped to your belt. This one is cheaply made with the "clip" on top simply a molded part of the plastic case, so you have to hold case with one hand while forcing the plastic "clip" to flex far enough to remove the phone from case with your other hand. Totally defeats one purpose of having a case in the first place. I also work in places where I am bumping into objects, and have had my phone expelled from the case a few times in first day of use. Never had this problem with my old case.