You call those tragic flaws? You're ridiculous and overly demanding.
I really don't think it's too much to expect that:
#1 When a a company advertises a color to match, and literally words their advertisements to say it does, it matches.
#2 An audio jack that works
#3 Vibrate toggle that works
#4 A speaker that works
#5 A back protector that actually works with what it is designed to be used with instead of cutting generic material to size. Keep in mind matte material they use is designed for flat glass, and the vendor of this material actually says on their website that it should never be used on surfaces that aren't flat because it won't work. Seriously, Mickey Mouse wouldn't put this product into production: (keep in mind this is right after pressing it down around the logos).
#6 Not cutting costs on a $40 case by using generic grey buttons, when again $2 eBay cases have color matched rubber buttons.
#7 Something other than the cheapest possible (ugly) rubber material ever made on a $40 case, when a $2 eBay case uses higher quality material.
#8 A case that is specifically advertised as "slim" not being the widest case in it's class (plastic bumper) that is made. This "slim" case is twice as wide as NORMAL, and 5-6 times as wide as feather thin cases.
Other than that the only thing I complained about was the lame logo placement.
I honestly cannot beleive that any reasonable human thinks it "demanding" to expect that a company's products:
1. Work properly
2. Aren't falsley advertised.
3. Don't cut corners in the premium market segment which the lowest common denominator doesn't even cheap out on.
Don't get me wrong, you can tell that there were many very good people putting a lot of work into this product, but you can also tell that they dropped the ball with many basic details.
