Incipio Executive OVRMLD - Page 2

adamjohn_98 · 08-12-2007, 01:18 AM

Thank you for posting your experience with the OVRMLD. I am glad to hear that there are better versions of this case available, as the overall design concept is great. Maybe I should see if they will do an exchange for me...

drconehead2000 · 08-14-2007, 12:14 AM

Originally Posted by adamjohn_98

My OVRMLD came in today, and I am unsure if I will keep it. The stitching and overall build quality are not what they should be for a $30 case. However, the leather does feel nice in my hand, and the case seems to hold together well. I do like that the case is lined with a soft silicone like material.

Does the case say shut well?????? Do you still question the build quaility?

incipiotech · 08-17-2007, 11:14 AM

Hey guys,

We are more than happy to exchange and return your product if you are unsatisfied. Please contact us or visit our website for more information on returns and exchange.

Incipio Technologies

drconehead2000 · 08-20-2007, 05:25 PM

Originally Posted by incipiotech

Hey guys,

We are more than happy to exchange and return your product if you are unsatisfied. Please contact us or visit our website for more information on returns and exchange.

Incipio Technologies

Mine just arrived in the mail...seems like a good case...but how the hell do you get the nub off....I tired to unscrew it with a eyeglass screw driver...but it was screwed in so tight....the screwdriver broke...lol

incipiotech · 08-20-2007, 05:51 PM

Hey drconehead2000,

You must be using a lot of force in taking that screw out, LOL.

I think you may want to use a bigger screw driver than an eyeglass size one.

I've attached two images that shows the size screw driver that i've used.

However, we do not suggest taking off the hinge. We offer lifetime warranty on our cases and by taking off the hinge which in a way is modifying a case, will break the warranty. If you have any more questions about our warranty, please do not hesitate to call us.

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-Incipiotech

FantaXP7 · 08-24-2007, 05:17 PM

Has anyone bought the chocolate brown one? I like the way it looks on the everything iphone store, but I went to the Incipio website and it looked like a much lighter brown...

incipiotech · 08-24-2007, 07:20 PM

It is a pretty dark brown.

Kind of like dark chocolate color.

bnelse92 · 08-25-2007, 08:59 AM

As I posted earlier, I really like this case as it offers very good protection. The only problem I have had is that the hinge post fell off of mine while in use resulting in my iphone dropping to the ground. The design of the swivel clip is the root cause of this in my opinion. The ratcheting design puts extra stress on the post and eventually loosens it from the case. I found a way to modify my swivel clip so that it wouldn't ratchet and ended up reattaching the post with super glue and threadlock and everything is great now. Incipio, since you are watching this thread, please take note of my experience...I would eliminate that ratcheting in the clip or at least make it a lot more free moving.

incipiotech · 08-28-2007, 01:02 PM

bnelse92,

Can you post some pictures of your modified case?

Thanks,

Incipiotech

bnelse92 · 08-31-2007, 12:05 AM

Ok, the modifications I made are not really ohoto worthy. First off, I had to reattach the post on the back of the case. This was done with a combination of superglue and treadlock...solid now. The more important modification was to remove the little ratcheting nu that is incorporated into the removable clip itself. In order to do this, I had to pry open the clip just enough for the spring loaded 'catch' to fall out. There are two 'nubs' on this part, one latches into the center of the post itself and the smaller one pops into the indexing holes on the post. I feel that this is the one that caused my post to come loose in the first place as it is so tight that the phone, while in the case, cannot swivel freely and there is constant lateral pressure transferred to the post. Anyways, once I got that two nubbed part out of the clip, I simply cut off the one indexing nub with a razor knofe, reassembled the clip and presto, 360 degrees of free, smooth ratcheting-less swivel. I am confident that this case will now serve me well for quite a while.