My Galaxy S3 mini has sensitive buttons &amp; turns on when I put it in my pocket. Does this prevent the buttons from being turned on accidentally?
645318
A little bit. I say about 50% less sensitive. I suggest you lock your phone though.
712003
It's a click on with the button in the base/butt end. Potentially it can turn on in your pocket, but I have not had any problems with it.
2075070
I have a phone with something of the same problem -- it will do strange things if you just put it in your pocket closed -- and the case works pretty well for me. The elastic sides of the case are soft, but the front and back panels are relatively stiff. So long as the phone is not so wide that the elastic pushes the buttons on the sides, they are fairly well protected from accidental presses.
476157
Well, there isnt a way to prevent that. I havent had a problem with my home button being pushed when in my pocket.I usually stick it in my back pocket and im good.
2274903
Just used mine for the first time and was about to ask the same question. I find it awkward to keep pressure on the so-called One-Touch Power Button while operating. May be a safety feature but I wouldn't have purchased if I knew that was how it operated. Plan to try it a few more times to see if I get used to it. If not, I will return.
1301241
We have not had any accidental button push. Mom puts in in her purse and it bounces around all day. No issues.
1189256
I have no trouble at all using the buttons on my phone when it's in the case. I will say I'm a woman so my fingers are reasonably small I suppose but our son has one and he has large hands. He also likes his very much. FYI you're actually pressing the buttons on the phone as the "stick out" through the corresponding holes in the case.
146905
The button is placed on back-side of the battery case. I have used it for 1month, the button is not pressed even on back pocket of pants. It is not sensitive. When I charge my phone, The button should be pressed for 3 seconds. The battery pack can recharge the phone 1.5 times. Also, it automatically stop when the phone is fully charged. My mobile life is getting better due to this item. Highly recommand!
123773
No there is no loss of sensitivity with the buttons on the phone. It's a great case I've dropped my phone on the counter and it protected it.
1988823
The front cover protect a little your Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini. You can do that or you can buy another offered without cover
1345086
The buttons work great. Easy to press but not so easy the phone comes on in your pocket.
73410
No, I haven't had any issues with the power button. I'd suggest taking the soft case off and try putting it back on to make sure the fit is secure.
1710586
Well that is if the button doesn't get pushed accidentally in the purse, which has happened to me on several occasions leaving me with no charge left. I would suggest getting a case for it or something, otherwise charge it every night just in case it turns on on it's own
1244750
I recommend using a small sharp tool to help pry on and off, just be careful to not do any damage...my husband used his pocket knife. Much easier to get off then on though. Just my recommendation. And as for the last part, never had any problems with the buttons...sorry.
2004066
No, the buttons are covered by the case. The case does have buttons molded into it, but they can be hard to locate or tell apart if the phone is in your pocket.
1557411
The button covers are absolutely soft and easy to use. It almost seems like there is no covers at all. I am 99.9% certain you will have no problem. The screen protector is another issue. It is crap. Don't bother to install it. The gorilla glass on the S3/4 is more than adequate protection. Good luck...Ray
1099756
There is a small chance "pocket dialing" can occur, but my phone is in locked mode, so features would not be activated. The phone protection is the main feature, of the cover, which is great.