Incipio Technologies

Picked up the Droid Turbo 2 and decided to try the Incipio case at 49.95. Looked nice, smaller than the Otter Box that was actually huge. I felt like I needed a concealed carry permit when I strapped it on. Anyway, I’m not reviewing that rig. Back to the Incipio. The buttons are basically useless after installing the case. I’m inadvertently turning the phone volume down without realizing it. Also, on occasion, turning the phone off unintentionally. Tonight, I got in the passenger side of my wife’s car and must have snagged the case on something and popped it loose from the belt clip. I looked at it and and thought, no big deal I’ll just pop it back on. Nope, not gonna do that! So I feel as though I own a worthless piece of 50 dollar crap. I don’t have time to go into the shipping mode for warranty replacement, even if that’s available, I’m not to sure I’d want another one. I’m confident Verizon won’t replace it, even though I bought it from them. I will call Incipio tomorrow and see what, if any, options they offer. Bottom line on a 1 — 10 scale, I rate this case a strong 3.

I was out geocaching recently, and a hide from an obscure hider came up in the back parking lot. I recognized the name Incipio, but couldn’t quite place where I had seen it. As I was using my phone to find GZ, it hit me: my phone case is an Incipio! Like Amy, my purple case got very dirty and I had to use light steel-​wool and astringent to clean it, but it is still trucking along and the fit is really good!
My purple and charcoal case is well made and was priced fairly IMO. (Now if I could just locate the hide in the back parking lot…)

My case was awesome but was a light pink color and got dirty after a few months. I couldn’t get it clean so contacted them for a cleaning recommendation and they sent me an entirely new case for free! Prompt and thorough customer service. Great job!

Their products are pretty good quality, but everything else within the company seems stuffy and inconsistent to say the least.
The candidate process was disappointing, disorganized, and embarrassing on their part.
Upon walking in, the receptionist admitted to disliking her job, while everyone upstairs was working away at their desks, glaring at each other when anyone would talk with a client on the phone.
Both women I spoke with were managers for Marketing and Brand Management (I’ll keep their names anonymous for the sake of it, because they need it). They were hiring for the Social Media Coordinator position, which they never clarified until I finally sat in their office. There was no job description in any way, whether verbally or via soft copy ahead of time. They couldn’t even specify the role that they were hiring until the last five minutes of the interview.
The only part that seemed decent in any way during the interview was when the woman who wasn’t even hiring asked me how I handled a challenge when I was faced with one. When I asked them about their target demographics, neither the Brand Manager nor the Marketing Manager could reply with a straight, consistent answer.
I knew it wasn’t going to be a good fit for either party, but because it’s courtesy to do so, I sent a follow up email thanking them for their time. No response. I sent another email over a week later, stating I understood I was out of the running, but simply thanked them for their time again, and no response.
Overall, from my understanding of at least this section of the company, it’s pretty disorganized and unprofessional.