When you receive a message, email, or other notification, there’s not much that you can do with it through the Dot View case. I’m a big fan of the design and retro look, but in my opinion, you’re not actually getting additional functionality by using the Dot View case. In this regard, the Dot View case definitely works as advertised. Along with that, it displays notification icons from a few stock apps on the device. This case provides the ability to quickly respond to calls, alarms, and calendar events. The main purpose here is to provide minimal protection with added functionality, but does it accomplish that? With a slick hard plastic finish, it will definitely protect the device from minor dings and light drops, but don’t expect this to compete with OtterBox’s official case or something similar. The back of the case is contoured to fit the HTC One (M8) perfectly. This results in a retro 8-bit appearance when you receive notifications and calls, and overall it looks pretty cool. On the front of the case, you’ll find a soft touch rubber material and an array of tiny holes that pass through light from the display. First off, this is a flip cover or folio-style case, so if that isn’t something that interests you, it’s probably best to look at third-party options. The Dot View Case will set you back $49.99 and is currently available in five different colors, but is it worth the money? Read the full review or check out the above video to find out.įrom a design standpoint, this is definitely a unique case. With the arrival of the HTC One (M8), the company also launched a new Dot View case that adds additional features, while keeping your device thin and protected. The problem is, it can be hard to find a good balance between the two. Many cases offer either a bulky design or added functionality. Finding the perfect case to protect your shiny new smartphone can be tough.
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