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Gee, I would say mostly a mix of Incase snap-on/Incipio Feather or a variation of those. Also, equivalent of the NGP type case or a simple gel case. Some Otterboxes, and a surprising increase of 'naked' phones.

This is in the Boston city area.
 
Gee, I would say mostly a mix of Incase snap-on/Incipio Feather or a variation of those. Also, equivalent of the NGP type case or a simple gel case. Some Otterboxes, and a surprising increase of 'naked' phones.

This is in the Boston city area.

That is another trend I've noticed as well here in Chicago.
 
That's the same situation here in the southwest, at least 75% of the iPhones I see in public are "naked"
 
I've noticed the otter box cases very often these days... Especially the new coloured ones.
 
Girls - pink and white Commuter

Guys- mostly caseless.

We have a high concentration of Saudi Arabian exchange students in my city, and I never see them with cases on their iPhones.
 
That is another trend I've noticed as well here in Chicago.

agreed. but i see a lot of speck cases as well. helps that they have a large presence in the apple stores so thats probably why. i've yet to see another BookBook and people ask me about it all the time.
 
agreed. but i see a lot of speck cases as well. helps that they have a large presence in the apple stores so thats probably why. i've yet to see another BookBook and people ask me about it all the time.

Same here about the BookBook. I mainly see Otterbox cases though.
 
Candyshells. So many Speck Candyshells.

Granted, they're sold everywhere and they're pushed quite vigorously by the ATT / Verizon staff [in my experience anyways].
 
Seems that every female I see has the same pink and white Otterbox Commuter case. Happens to be the one I have and it makes me dislike it even more.
 
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