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I've read that yes because of the wholes it can easily get dirty but otherwise they are great! I don't have one but tried it on at a Apple Store and it felt awesome :) Go try it on first!, they are cool about it.
 
I have one and love it. It feels great in the hand. One thing you will notice is that you will see impressions of the holes on the back of a black iPhone. They are easily wiped off and cleaned.
 
I have one and love it. It feels great in the hand. One thing you will notice is that you will see impressions of the holes on the back of a black iPhone. They are easily wiped off and cleaned.

About how thin would you say it is. What material is it made out of? Do you have white? I am thinking of getting white since my phone is black I think that would look pretty nice. I just don't know if the white is going to get all dirty even though I keep my hands clean I just know how the shade white is.
 
About how thin would you say it is. What material is it made out of? Do you have white? I am thinking of getting white since my phone is black I think that would look pretty nice. I just don't know if the white is going to get all dirty even though I keep my hands clean I just know how the shade white is.

Hmmm...I would say it's about as thin as an the Powersupport AirJacket sold in the Apple store. Size is typical of these style of cases. As for the material,the case has a soft touch feel. I don't think it would get too dirty if you get white. I have the black and yes the White with Black iPhone does look pretty nice.

Check out some youtube vids before making your decision. If you decide to get one, Apple has a great return policy so you could always return it if you aren't happy.

HTH!
 
Unless you like the style of it, it's pretty much much like any $2 snap on case.
 
Warbrain said:
Or how badly damaged the back of the iPhone will be. I don't want to imagine a bunch of little circles of dust damage all over the back.

I have had the case fir weeks and it's no big deal. A wipe down solves any problem. Since the case is so easy to take off, no big deal. If you are rough with your phone, this is not the case for you.

Actually I had worse problems with the Incase Slider with the way it has scratched the back of my iPhone.
 
I have had the case fir weeks and it's no big deal. A wipe down solves any problem. Since the case is so easy to take off, no big deal. If you are rough with your phone, this is not the case for you.

Actually I had worse problems with the Incase Slider with the way it has scratched the back of my iPhone.

I used to use incase sliders until they kept on scratching my phones. Now I'm using the ecoshield made by agent 18. There is silicon bumpers on the inner part of the case were the iPhone back touches the case so it doesn't rub on any plastic. Also has it on the sides but it seems to grip the sides so much with the side silicon bumpers that it scuffs the bezel as if rubber scuffed it but not quiet a scratch. Not really a big deal, but ya anyways hopefully the perforated cas. Doesn't scratch the bezels or the back of my phone.

I still need to go back to apple to check it out. I just don't feel like driving 18 miles to get there yet. Maybe when I go to Seattle I'll just pick one up on the way.
 
I went and picked this up to try it and jesus it's awful. The iPhone slides around in the case and it's not a tight fit.

It'll be going back.
 
I went and picked this up to try it and jesus it's awful. The iPhone slides around in the case and it's not a tight fit.

It'll be going back.

You got a bad one. It happens. My case is very secure and fits like a glove.
 
I'm thinking about getting one more or less to help dissipate the heat from the phone. My phone gets hot when used with the Magellan Car Kit. This is either from the screen being locked on (my choosing) or heat from the car kit transferring to the rear of the phone. The iFrogz case I have now is rather thick and I'm afraid traps the heat as opposed to letting the phone cool off naturally. So I was thinking this could be the right solution for this issue. Anyone else have any thoughts on the matter?
 
Got mine today. Here's a quick review:

Pro's: The Incase Perforated Snap case is a perfect fit on my 3GS. It's incredibly lightweight and flexible, and is very easy to fit. It provides good scratch protection for the back of the iPhone, and wraps around most of the bezel including the corners. The case sits around 0.5mm proud of the bezel, meaning it passes the "face down" test - put the iPhone face down on a surface and it rests on the edges of the case rather than the glass screen or bezel. The volume and mute buttons are accessible through cut-outs in the side of the case. I bought the black case, and the perforated surface has a matte finish with a slightly "rubbery feel" - very tactile. Finally, there's a good chance my 3GS might now fit the Apple Universal Dock - something I'll try on my next visit to an Apple Store.

Con's: The Perforated Snap Case leaves the top of the bezel, and the sleep button, unprotected. Likewise, the bottom of the bezel next to the speaker, microphone and dock connector is also unprotected. If you carry your iPhone around in a pocket, then over time dust and lint is likely to be trapped in the perforations. However I'm fairly confident that a quick rinse under the tap should get the case clean.

Conclusion: I really like this case for its clean, minimalist look and feel. Probably not for anyone who needs maximum protection for their iPhone, but if your 3GS leads a fairly uneventful life then it's worth considering.
 
I bought mine from the Apple Store today. It's definitely lighter and thinner than my iFrogz case. But the trade-off is the lack of protection this case will offer. It's essentially only good for scratch protection and having a better grip than a bare iPhone. For me I'm hoping the holes will help dissipate the heat when used in the Magellan Car Kit. It seems to really cook in that thing.

As noted previously, it doesn't have a snug fit. You can see gaps around the bezel and push it in. I don't know if it will regain it's form again. So we'll see...
 
like very much the Incase Perforated Snap Case using it since a couple of weeks now. well made, easy to snap on (it's very flexible) but it collect lints and debris through the little holes. it definitely needs to be kept clean to avoid scratches on the iphone's back :)
 
After 5 weeks use, my case is in excellent condition and still a perfect fit. Small amount of dust build-up on the back of the iPhone. but easily removable with a wipe, and no signs of scratching. Wonder if Incase are considering a similar case for the iPad?
 
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