Is your power button super sensitive after installing the soft case? If I just brush it the button gets pressed. Did I install it correctly?
73409
All of the buttons are now very touchy with the case on. If you squeeze anywhere along the side, it's most likely going to click the power or volume button. I assembled and reassembled it multiple times. It has something to do with the phone case design. If you look closely at the phone installed within the plastic cage, you'll notice it doesn't line up in the corners. I suspect the inner cage is generic for several larger phones and they just made a different rubber boot. The battery is worth the small annoyance to me.
73410
No, I haven't had any issues with the power button. I'd suggest taking the soft case off and try putting it back on to make sure the fit is secure.
2006798
Spigen SGP says:"Thank you for letting us know!If you are having issues with your power button, we'll send you a replacement part to fix these issues, we'll have them around November 11 for shipping!Just send us your order number and let us know your issue through Amazon messages and we'll be happy to assist you get a fully functioning case.Thank you and hope to hear from you soon!"
1850263
Honestly I don't know, I removed the case when the power button kept sticking.
2074971
Mine is often accidentally turned off due to the location of the power button. Doesn't take much pressure to power it on or off.
1154953
Well, you can't feel the buttons click through the case so there's no real feedback, and they're somewhat harder to press then other cases, but I wouldn't call them impossible. After about a week I got used to it. I also find the power button a bit harder to press then the volume buttons, maybe it's just me.
464995
Might be a lose battery. Try to put a slight pressure on the battery while pressing power button. Also try to remove and re-install the battery.
2006797
I just received mine today. Ordered on 11/3. I have the power button issue. Guess I'll contact the seller and see about getting a replacement or I'll get another brand. Too bad though because it's an awesome case other than this button problem.
288752
It does not appear to turn on when power is applied ... which is why I will be returning it. It requires pressing and holding the power button for ~3 seconds.
2249413
The power button is exposed. But the volume buttons are covered. I myself took a razor and cut out the area over the volume buttons. It just seemed more matching to me. Even open, the case provided enough protection as to not let the buttons be pushed while in my pocket.
1245998
Mine took a little while to turn on. You need to press hard on the power button
1450472
Because as great as the battery is, the case is flawed. It's literally too tight, especially around the buttons. Take the black part off and just have the blue piece on. I'll bet it does not do it then. What I did was on the other side, I clipped the black part of the case around the power button so that it is no longer surrounded by the black part on the volume button. Notice it will make the case much easier to go on, but still grips the phone very nicely. At the power button where you are having the problem, take a dremel or a small file and enlarge that hole a little bit. That should help also. I did both and now have no complaints whatsoever. Because as great as the battery is, the case is flawed. It's literally too tight, especially around the buttons. Take the black part off and just have the blue piece on. I'll bet it does not do it then. What I did was on the other side, I clipped the black part of the case around the power button so that it is no longer surrounded by the black part on the volume button. Notice it will make the case much easier to go on, but still grips the phone very nicely. At the power button where you are having the problem, take a dremel or a small file and enlarge that hole a little bit. That should... » Read More Because as great as the battery is, the case is flawed. It's literally too tight, especially around the buttons. Take the black part off and just have the blue piece on. I'll bet it does not do it then. What I did was on the other side, I clipped the black part of the case around the power button so that it is no longer surrounded by the black part on the volume button. Notice it will make the case much easier to go on, but still grips the phone very nicely. At the power button where you are having the problem, take a dremel or a small file and enlarge that hole a little bit. That should help also. I did both and now have no complaints whatsoever. « Show Less
183346
Craig-did they solve your issue? My case arrived yesterday and the function key isn't working, wondering if I should scrap it and find a different brand/manufacturer.
1614525
That is a typo. I will say that I returned mine after a week of having it the power button stopped working.
1887676
That was my initial worry before I purchased it. Rest assured it does NOT make it harder to push the buttons. Not even a tiny insignificant amount. I was very happy with my case.
862506
Yes, the power button is on the right under the circular cap. The cap doesn't actually screw on, it stays closed by pushing cap over the raised threads. It actually stays pretty secure.
1477133
The vendor was very kind to send another one out but it had the same issue. With my spare case, I decided to use a sharp knife to cut through the long sides of the button and this has seriously improved the responsiveness for the power button. Of course, be careful not to cut yourself and also be sure to leave the plastic attached at the two narrow ends of the case's power button. Much better! Again, the vendor, Totallee was outstanding and helpful.
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I have the same problem. The light in front is on and the power button is pushed one way and it still dose not work. I have the same problem and mine has been on charge for several day's and it still does not work, and the button is in the right place.