Just as I have thought the whole silicone case for the N97 comes in two parts, one to cover the keyboard part of the device and one for the display portion.
What’s really neat is that there are holes where the speakers, ports and sensors are so you can still use your headset or charge your phone while the silicone case is on.
The silicone material used feels very smooth but does pick up some dust easily.
For the keyboard part of your handset you simply just slide your handset into the big hole. The skin for the display part is a bit trickier and requires you to press a bit on the plastic that holds the screen up to be able to put it on. So handle with caution when doing this.
Once you have successfully put your N97 in the silicone case you can still operate it as usual. The keyboard will actually have a bit more tactile feedback then before whereas the backlight on the keyboard is also clearly visible. The green and red key on the front works well too, however a tiny bit more pressure is required.
