Plastic holds the case onto the Treo at the speaker and around the keyboard, covering the application and scroll keys as well (there is a separate version of the case for the Treo 180g that does not have the plastic band across the top). Finally, there is a clear piece of plastic that protects the front and allows you to see the screen when the Treo is closed.

The case is also available with or without the belt clip button and associated belt attachment. We reviewed the belt clip version.

The "Convertible" is an apt name for this case, because you can literally take the top off, so that the case only goes around the main unit (attaching at the antenna), leaving the flip open.

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