The case fits wonderfully on the Moto droid. Unfortunately, the blue color rubs off on your face when you are talking on the phone!

I’ve only owned the case for a few days, so I can’t comment on it’s long term durability. However, the case appears to be as strong as you would expect… durable, yet flexible and thin so as to keep the DROID’s screen and keyboard from becoming obscured or hard to use. I will say that at this price, even if it broke after 4-6 months of use I would consider it money well spent.

As with other cases, you have to remove it before inserting into the OEM car mount. This doesn’t appear to be a problem though, as the case is easy to remove because it is so flexible. I may even end up returning the OEM mount anyway. It seems pretty flimsy and I already have a RAM mount that I could buy a universal smartphone holder for which would hold the DROID just fine without having to remove this case.

The only complaint I have (which lowers my rating from 5 to 4 stars) is that the case I received was not painted evenly. You can tell on the sides that the spray paint was running low or something as they are a lighter blue than the rest of the case. The identical case I bought for my wife in Red does not have this issue.

Overall though, great case for anyone who doesn’t want to spend much to protect their DROID.

I’m loving the color….it snapped on so smoothly…it’s a very attractive cover, I love the feel of it, the price can’t be beat….and not 2 mention the shippment was fast. I will return back to this company 4 future purchaces. I’m a Happy Camper, Thank U.

I love the hard cases, and you cannot complain about the price. The case is a shiny red color that I love!

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