hmmm?? (Thoughts on this case?)

[linden]

What do You guys think of this case? Good, Bad? Worth getting?

 

[basesloaded190]

i like the way that looks, kinda like a pda case. if it does what you want it to and isn't over your budget that go for it

 

[atomheartmother]

I don't have much evidence for this, but I read in this forum or another on to NOT get cases with magnets in them, which I believe that one has (I had a Classic case just like it and it had a magnet in it). I don't recall why the magnets are bad, but it might be worth investigating. Personally, I'd take a hard case over that, unless you need to remove it from the case often. But if you plan on just keeping it in a case, go for a hardcase, like the Griffin iClear case.

 

[Cammunicator]

Griffin iClear = Contour Showcase

If you can't find a Griffin iClear, you might try the Contour Showcase. (Or vice versa.) They sure look similar. I love my Showcase, teamed up with an Invisible Shield. Virtually indestructible, yet not much bigger than the touch itself.

 

[Krafty]

I don't have much evidence for this, but I read in this forum or another on to NOT get cases with magnets in them, which I believe that one has (I had a Classic case just like it and it had a magnet in it). I don't recall why the magnets are bad, but it might be worth investigating. Personally, I'd take a hard case over that, unless you need to remove it from the case often. But if you plan on just keeping it in a case, go for a hardcase, like the Griffin iClear case.

I think cause the magnets causes the hardware inside to screw up.

 

[aethelbert]

I don't have much evidence for this, but I read in this forum or another on to NOT get cases with magnets in them, which I believe that one has (I had a Classic case just like it and it had a magnet in it). I don't recall why the magnets are bad, but it might be worth investigating. Personally, I'd take a hard case over that, unless you need to remove it from the case often. But if you plan on just keeping it in a case, go for a hardcase, like the Griffin iClear case.

No, magnets don't do anything to the device. That was just someone looking for something to blame his problem on.