Organizer Reviews

I RECEIVED MY POWER TOWER ABOUT 2 WEEKS AGO AND WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED IN THE QUALITY. AFTER PUTTING IT TOGETHER, THE LIGHT ON THE SIDE DOESN'T GO ON. I CONTACTED CUSTOMER SERVICE AT SHARPER IMAGE BY E-MAIL IMMEDIATELY AND STILL HAVE NOT HAD A RESPONSE TO THE PROBLEM. THE ONLY POSITIVE THING ABOUT IT IS THE CONCEPT, HOWEVER, IF I HAD SEEN THE REVOLVING CD RACK FROM STACKS & STACKS FIRST (WHICH IS CHEAPER) I WOULD NEVER HAVE PURCHASED THE POWER TOWER. OVER $200 IS A LOT FOR PLASTIC. SAVE YOUR MONEY!

I got this card to work with Dell X5 PDA and my Sony T610 phone. However, I cannot get it to work with my Dell Latitude Laptop running Win 2000. It finds the remote device, allows connections, but if you try to move files, you get a protection error. Synchronization using the Sony software never finds the phone, even if it is connected, bonded.. Emails to Socket support get no reply. No mention of problems or hints in their FAQ. No updates for the Windows software or drivers on the website (they seem to be selling this software for previous card buyers). They get two stars because it worked with the PDA.

Gratuitous comment: why does anyone think Bluetooth has a future? It is more complicated than wifi, slower, and seems more difficult to use. Once the low power wifi chips enter the market, bye-bye Bluetooth.

This is a bare-bones case that isn't bad for the price. I put a Jornada 547 into it and it barely fit -- no room for any acessories. The main problem is the velcro fastener -- its way too small. I found it didnt hold my pocketPC well and ended up going out to a local store and finding a better quality case for $6.

Thankfully the dimensions of this case are posted now, so you can see that it's way bigger than any palm PC. The picture is deceiving -- it looks as though a PDA sits in the case snugly and comforably. In reality, there's 1/3 of empty space and the thing is so thick you can't put it in any pocket (so much for "pocket PC").
For women who have large purses, it's a good space saving solution though, because, as my wife observed, you could put your regular wallet stuff in there in addition to the PDA.
For guys trying to use the beltclip (held by velcro) is cumbersome. It attaches vertically and creates an enormous budge on your hip, making it look like you have something way more dangerous in this "holster" than your PDA (that's particularly funny when you have a suit jacket on).
The leather is okay (it's no Fossil though) and the padding is adequate. BUT, unless your PDA is 5.5x3.5, do not buy this case. I am returning mine and getting something smaller.

This case was such a rip off! The velcro closure became detached from the leather after just 2 months. I'm so upset that the case that my husband bought for his handspring for just $4 more was 100 times better in quality and looks!...

They advertise this as a case for Palm IIIs when in fact, my Palm IIIe won't fit in it. It clearly states Palm IIIc on the box. I'm returning it today.

I have had this case for a week, so take the review as you like, but I really like this case. I have not had any problems with the velcro, or the Palm Pilot coming out of the case, or anything like that. The case protects the unit with minimal bulk, and is actually pretty stylish. The only complaint I have is the placement of the stylus holder -- to the left of the unit, when my right hand always wants to grab it, because I'm right-handed. If you're a leftie, this wouldn't be a problem. Also, the leather slit for the stylus is so tight that it is difficult to pull it out.

My favorite part about this case is that if you use infrared hotsynching, like I do, you don't have to remove the Palm from the case to do a hotsync. You can just lay it next to your computer. Thus, I never remove it from the case, and I don't suffer the velcro wear-out problems others complain of.

Not only did I get ripped off for the free shipping for the item, it wasn't the advertised item. This case doesn't even come close to fitting the Treo 300!!! I strongly warn anyone from dealing with anyone associated with this product. What a waste of my time. I'm through with Amazon.

an absolutely terrible design.
it doesn't fit and the treo won't turn off with it on.
unfortunately, i let it sit for over the 30 day limit
so now it's in the trash where it belongs.

The Treo fits in well enough: the Treo lid slips into the case lid and the Treo bottom slips into a plastic sleeve at the bottom of the case, as pictured. There is a hole to accomodate charging/syncing. The belt clip works well. The case has a disk on the back that slides and locks into a slot on the belt clip. The disk allows the Treo to swivel in the slot.

Unfortunately, when you wear the Treo in the case on your belt, it may fall out. That is what happened to mine. The case I received did not have a button flap like the ones shown in the picture. If you start to walk briskly, jog, or bump into something, the Treo can open up at which point the lid slips out. The bottom of the Treo falls out immediately thereafter and the PDA then falls to the ground. It'll make you cringe when it happens. Bottom line: the case needs a snap/velcro closure to keep it from opening up. Until that change at least is made to the design, please do not buy this product.

Secondary complaints follow. First, the bottom sleeve, made of clear plastic on the inside, covers the bottom Treo buttons as well as part of the keyboard. You can still press the buttons through the plastic, but it is more difficult. Second, the front of the case has a 1-inch by half-inch silver-colored piece of metal with the advertisement "Krusell" on it. Perhaps somebody at Incipio and/or Krussel decided to replace the necessary closure flap with this unnecessary advertisement.

I got my order (Incase Designs PDA Pouch). Very decrepit looking. What nerve to sell something in that kind of (poor) condition. It is never a good idea to be so dishonest because it will always come back to you in the end.

This is the most horrible item I have ever ordered from Amazon.com! The rubber around the sides of this case began to tear THE FIRST DAY I USED IT! I have a Blue Incase pouch that I bought directly from Handspring, and it was wonderful, but the ones sold here at Amazon ARE NOT the same quality, hence they are $15.00 less expensive! (...)

Just received this and it looks old. All around the edges the rubber is pealing off the flexible fabric. In addition, it is too tight, not deep or wide enough to fit my Jornada 520. No slot for stylus. Top flap barely covers the PDA to reach the velcro. Not enough protection for the PDA if dropped. The belt quick disconnect is the only good feature of this pouch. I'm using an old Nintendo game boy case and have yet to find a better hip pouch. This is the risk of buying without seeing the product first. If Amazon was local, I'd return this pouch.

Very misleading. I bought this together with my ipaq 1935. In the end, I found this bag is not for my PDA. SInce it is too cheap, I did not even bother to return it to amazon.com and let it collect dust in a corner at my home.

Amazon.com should modify its recommendation.

I bought it as it said it was compatible with all Ipaq and says that on the packaging too. It is way too big for a 1945. Slots etc are covered up, and it's just about useless. It has a belt clip which isn't listed on the Amazon page, either, and is bigger and bulkier than expected.

I bought HP ipaq 1935 and then eventually i got this case .. the supposedly recommended one. i am so disappointed with this one. this case is like gaint and i can put 3 ipaqs in that thing. Seems its built for the old bulky ones. BUT WHY DOES IT SAY FITS ALL IPAQS!!!! very misleading. this is one of the things i hate about online stores. I m returning it back

No Street detail. Only zooms down to "city detail" showing only MAJOR roads. Very disappointing.

I thought that the content would be better. Can't drill down far enough to see streets - just very major roads.

This product is not going to be enough map for most -- you will need a real atlas, so what is the point?

Save your money and buy the dictionary/thesaurus card.

Bought it, thinking it would be basically helpful -- all I get are basics (passing through Harlem to get from CT to NJ? PUH-LEASE!) and bad info. I'll take my chances with Expedia, thank you.

Nice try -- will try XMap next...

This one is the worst among all. Stay away and buy anything else.

What a waste of time,as 2 weeks went by
and still no product from IConcepts!
Try any other manufacturer for screens.

Ditto the other reviews. I was *extremely* careful in applying the protector, and I still have a couple of bubbles. I've wondered more than once how I'm going to get the thing off, too, and I *really* don't like the idea of using a needle to pry it up. And since no one else mentioned it, I will: My resolution is noticeably worse with the protector on the screen than without it. I think it might be the texture of the surface that supposedly prevents the glare that causes it, but it is annoying. And while I'm complaining, I might as well mention that it doesn't really prevent glare very well--hardly at all, in fact, and the protector isn't quite large enough to cover the whole screen. I suspect that after a couple of weeks of use, there will be a line of lint around the edge of the screen because of it. I hope the adhesive they use on the back of it doesn't leave a residue, or else I'll be really mad.

About the only good thing that I can say about this product is that it's better than nothing. I'll definitely be checking out the NuShield product, though.