Cimo S-Line Back Case Flexible TPU Cover for HTC One (M7) - Black

Really nice case. Inexpensive, flexible, but tough. The volume controls are a bit harder to push now, but you get used to it. Also looks pretty nice! I've gotten lots of compliments. And it's not as thick as, say, an Otter Box, so the phone is still slim and sleek feeling.

I have had this cover for a little shy of a year. I have the black HTC One and it is close enough in color that the difference doesn't bother me. This is a fantastic case. It is a simple, no BS cover. I'm not sure if it's the case or the construction of the phone itself, but I have dropped it from low heights a few times and there have been no problems--glass still intact, no scratches or anything. There are no moving parts or flaps to break on this case, so it still looks new 10 months later. The case slips on and off very easily. It doesn't protect against dropping it in the toilet, but if you're careless enough to drop $500 in the toilet, then a case is the least of your problems. I also like that the case doesn't obstruct the screen in any way, nor does it add significant girth to the phone. In addition, due to the HTC One's construction, the case makes it more comfortable to grip than just the phone by itself.

I always put a case on my phone, since I tend to drop them. Had a few shattered screens from small drops and having a case minimizes the chance of those. I mainly was looking for something cheap and minimalistic. This one fit the bill. The case fits by new HTC One perfectly and doesn't add as much bulk as other cases. The matte texture on the back and ridges on the sides help with grip too. It's already paid for itself since I already dropped it on the street and it didn't damage the phone at all. It didn't even leave a mark on the case. The only thing I don't like is the case covers the power and volume buttons (the case clearly indicates where the buttons are), so you have to press a little harder then if there was nothing covering. Not a big deal though. The material seems fairly sturdy and I don't foresee any issues of with it deteriorating.

I didn't want to spend too much on a thick case on this already expensive phone. This case is perfect for everyday protection. Light weight, grippy in the hands, fits tightly. I usually take off the case every couple of days to dust off my phone, but this case seems to do a good job at keeping dust out. My only gripe is that the buttons are a bit hard to press. Still, I like that they are all covered up for a clean look. Yes, the Hold/power button/IR blaster is covered up, but I don't mind.

This case is not terrible, but it feels flimsy and cheap. The HTC One is a beautiful phone and it completely hides that. Volume buttons need to be pressed rather hard to operate. Was disappointed in the quality of this case.

This case surprised me. First off, it snaps on tight to the HTC one, giving it a solid feel of protection. The case is also very slim, adds very very little bulk to the phone. This slim, cool looking case even has a corner cutout for the AUX audio jack. This means you can plug in your corner or 90 degree AUX audio jacks! Only complaint I could imagine is that the volume buttons need to be pressed with a little more force. P.S. The black looks great on the silver HTC one. It is not transparent, and it looks way better than the photo provided.

This is a great case and quite inexpensive. The case fits my m7 perfectly and the hole cutouts are near perfect. I did have to modify the volume rocker piece as it was a little hard to press the button to change volume. I just took an exacto knife and carefully cut out the piece covering the button. I'm really please with the case and still use it after 2 1/2 years. I still looks like brand new. Bravo.

This is a generally good case, so far as those cases of its kind are concerned. It fits well and will definitely protect the surface of the HTC One (M7) from scratches. However, there is one significant flaw; the power button, like the volume rocker, are covered with a thin layer of plastic. Basically, the case covers both the power button and the volume rocker. In the case of the volume rocker, that's probably a good thing. There's a little less feedback for your finger to detect, while using the rocker, with the plastic covering. But in the case of the power button, this is a design flaw. The HTC One includes an IR blaster built in to the power button. The IR blaster is, for some, a significant feature available on the HTC One. This case covers that up. In order to use this case with your IR blaster, you'll need to plan to carefully cut away the portion of the case that is covering the power button. For this obvious flaw, I deduct 3 stars. Seriously, the case has got to fit the product and permit all its features to function.