In terms of bulk, I find it much thinner than the bodyglove. I was surprised when I first put it on, it really doesn't add much width to the phone at all.
I feel exactly the same way about the Innocase. It's slim and feels like part of the phone. The only issues are the top row keyboard being harder to hit and the seemingly flimsy/thin "clips" on the case which can break if you don't put the case on the right way; there are no instructions even though to easily replace/remove the case you have to put the pieces on appropriately. The case looks like it can take a beating despite being lighter and thinner than a Body Glove.
I think you'll enjoy it. And if not, you can always return it. Seido Customer service is GREAT!
from her mitts, but not before she rips that plastic film located on the back side of the screen. (but that's another post) where was I? oh yeah! The Body Glove provides a tight fit to my Droid and has a textured rubberized surface that feels secure in my grip. The two pieces of the cover both fit securely to phone. However what I had to do in order to prevent any scuff or slide marks on the front side of phone (near mouth piece) or back side of the screen (near camera button). Using a fingernail emery board I gently smoothed the Glove's attachment tabs down to a level closer the surface of phone body, same done for the screen attachment tabs. Therefore, there is no rubbing, nice snug slide open and close without feeling as though it is too tight. You can use the belt clip, or remove the clip and replace with the provided cap and pocket it. I prefer pocket security. I rate the Body Glove @ 4.5 stars I held back .5 for the emery board work I had to do in order to perfect the fit.
