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15 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
False Sense of Security,
By Marc Ruby™ "The Noh Hare™" (Warren, MI USA) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE) (HALL OF FAME REVIEWER)
This review is from: Speck Silicone Skin Case 3-Pack for iPod classic 4G (Clear, Blue, Green) (Electronics)
Now that I have had to realize that my iPod needs to be protected from me, I've started a quest for improving the machine's over-all durability. The case supplied by Apple has some design oversights. While it protects the surfaces of the device, it has no lateral strength. And its grasp on the iPod weakens over time. I'm not an iPod holster type anyway, but I wouldn't trust the Apple cases ability to hold under jostling.Speck's iPod Skins were my first look at an aftermarket case, and an extreme disappointment. It took 10 minutes to figure out how to get the iPod into the skin without inflicting major damage. The fit is too tight, and, obviously, lubrication is a no-no (what you do is turn the skin inside out and then force it down the iPod). Once installed several other issues arise. First of all it offers no protection for the iPod window. Pop the player in your pocket with your key chain, and you may as well have been using no protection at all. You also will need fingers no more than 5/8" in diameter. For some reason the Skin was designed with no taper onto the controls. This results in a lot of poking and growling if you are the least bit klutzy. Finally, there is no lateral support, leaving the iPod just as susceptible to frontal pressure as does the Apple case. In the end, the only reason I could come up with to justify owning an iPod skin is that they look cool in the package. Research reveals that there are many better case options for the iPod, suitable for runners, walkers, workers, and pontificators. Avoid halfway measures and shop around until you find something perfect for your lifestyle.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty good,
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This review is from: Speck Silicone Skin Case 3-Pack for iPod classic 4G (Clear, Blue, Green) (Electronics)
This ipod case is nice... having said that I have a few editorial comments.Negatives 1. The Case doesn't protect the ipod screen, something I am constantly scared about when the ipod and its case are in my pocket. 2. The case adds bulk to ipod 3.The buttons are harder to push, not too bad though. Positive 1.OVERALL protection is given to my ipod (dropping the ipod has been absorbed by the mushyness of the case. 2.I can just set this on a surface in my car and IT WONT SLIP!!! This Ipod skin is very useful for covering my ipod and protecting the body of it. Unfortunately I am still scared about the screen of my precious $318.57 (yes I still remember exactly how muhc it cost) GEM. I love this music cube, and this case gives my gem some protection!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good, basic protection,
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This review is from: Speck Silicone Skin Case 3-Pack for iPod classic 4G (Clear, Blue, Green) (Electronics)
Is there a better option for you than the Speck Products iPod Skin? Perhaps. Consider where/how you'll be using your iPod, and what features you'll need, and go from there.This product offers basic protection for your expensive gem, however. If you'll be dropping it in a pocket, tossing it in and out of purse, or laying it in a cupholder or on a desk, you'll probably want an extra barrier to prevent scuffing and small scratches. This product will do that. The folding flap on the bottom will allow you to dock your iPod while in the skin, and all buttons are accessible. Getting your iPod into the skin may be a little tricky, as it fits quite snugly. If you've ever worn a wetsuit, you're familiar with the wriggling necessary to get the skin on your iPod. An unexpected benefit--because of the tactile rubber, I had more difficulty getting my iPod out of my pants pocket, as the rubber would tend to grip the pocket. I appreciate this, as there's much less chance that the unit will zoom out if I lean back in a movie seat, for instance.
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