Palm 3235WW Air Case for Z22 Handheld

• Protective case compatible with Palm Z22-model organizer
• Can use organizer even while inside case
• Durable, lightweight construction preserves organizer from damage
• Access handheld's functions while safely inside the case

I find this case difficult to use. Yes, it prevents scratches, but so would a safety vaultwhich is basically what this thing is. The case itself is absolutely impossible to get into; its a struggle every time.

If you plan on being able to actually access your palm pilot, go with the soft case.

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Yes, the case is cheap plastic. Almost everything people said about it is true. However, it's the only case available right now, made specifically for the Z22, that protects the screen.

There is a method to opening it easily. I hold it downward in my left hand, between my thumb and index finger at the "top", supporting it with my little finger at what is now the "bottom", and press on the upward corners of the case. This relaxes the clasp and the thing opens easily.

It's way overpriced and won't look good for long. But, as far as I'm concerned, it's job is to protect the Z22. I'll dump this case as soon as somebody produces a good looking, highly functional, leather case that does the same without adding too much bulk. For now, this is good interim protection for a device I don't want to replace yet. Having broken two PDA screens in the last five or seven years, I'd hate to do that again.

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I was hesitant to purchase this protective case as it wasn't very chic looking, but am glad I did. It certainly gives piece of mind in protecting my Z22. The Z22 snaps right in and is simple to manuever once you get used to opening it correctly (push the button in + up similtaneously.) I also suggest using screen protectors for the Z22 if you are concerned about scratching the screen with the stylus in a fervor entering information.

Two things to note:

1. You really cannot "use" the stylus or navigation buttons while the case is closed, as I believe the product description leads one to believe. I may have misunderstood, but wanted to clarify if others thought the same.

2. Unfortunately, this product does scratch easily itself (better the case than the Z22). My suggestion is that you consider using a wristlet or small pocket change wallet in addition to the Air Case. I thought it might be too much, but found it was easy to use the wristlet for those "caught off guard while using the Palm" moments, like your name being called at the Dr.'s office, or shopping and needing to check the list constantly.

Overall, worth the price and meets the need.

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I gotta say, I love the Z22 "Air Case". It is so much better than that damn "Flexi Case" that comes with the Palm.

It is easy to get to my stylus as well as charge. The opening of the case is quite simple and I can't see what everyone else was talking about when they said it was hard to open.

In fact, this case is so easy to use and protects my palm so well, my brother (who is now the proud owner of a Z22 himself) is buying himself one to protect his palm better than the flexi case he has on it now.

I see nothing wrong with this product. I feel comfortable knowing my palm is safe inside this case and will not get all scratched up while bouncing around my purse or my pocket.

I like to take my z22 everywhere I go but being a guy it ends up in my pocket with my cell phone, keys, change, pencils.... ect. So I was constantly worried about the screen getting destroyed, but i also didnt want to get a bulky case that would make the z22 to big to fit in my pocket. Thats what makes this case perfect. It only adds a few mm to the size and weighs close to nothing. Unlike other cases I have seen the lid closes snugly against the top of the pda so you dont have to worry about a rouge pencil or key getting past the case and into the screen. It feels cheap by its self but once its on the pda it feels sturdy. It definetly give's peace of mind and for under $15 it was definetly worth it.

Its not hard to open once you learn the trick to it. You press straight in on the latch and then lift up. Just lifting up will take alot of effort to open. I have it down now were I can open easily it with one hand, Pressing in with my thumb then flicking the lid open.

To get the pda out there is a button cut out of the back, looks like a rectangle missing a side. You pull back the lip holding the bottom part of the pda in, and press the button up and it will pop out.