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Looking for suggestions <$40. Thanks!
Ideally don't want super bulky cases like Otterbox, etc.
Ideally don't want super bulky cases like Otterbox, etc.
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Recommend Me a Good iPhone Case
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dah328
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I'm pretty happy with the Skinomi skin I have on my phone. It's virtually invisible but still offers pretty good protection from scratches, etc. http://www.skinomi.com/appleiphone4.html
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I used a combination of Steinheil films and the bumper case, but the bumper case's 30-pin slot is too narrow to work with most things, so I ended up eventually destroying the bumper by taking it on and off too often. Now I use a Casemate Barely There with just the Steinheil front film.
If you get a film, get a hard film for the front: it's very easy to apply, and basically invisible.
--Andre
If you get a film, get a hard film for the front: it's very easy to apply, and basically invisible.
--Andre
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Thanks Andre, the Barely There looks like a winner.
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Any best practices for cleaning the phone?
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This is the case I use for my iPhone: https://store.griffintechnology.com/...iphone-4-black I think you should get it as well.
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Any best practices for cleaning the phone?Originally Posted by Artisan Fan
It's glass, and I've just used soft cotton (like a T-shirt) to occasionally wipe it. One caution about the form-fitting cases like the Casemate and others which make contact with the glass back of the phone: some people believe that if some grit is caught between the case and the glass surface, it could cause cracks in the glass. I remove the case maybe once a month (or whenever I remember it), to wipe off any dust that may have accumulated under the case.
--Andre
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I used a combination of Steinheil films and the bumper case, but the bumper case's 30-pin slot is too narrow to work with most things, so I ended up eventually destroying the bumper by taking it on and off too often. Now I use a Casemate Barely There with just the Steinheil front film.Originally Posted by A Y
If you get a film, get a hard film for the front: it's very easy to apply, and basically invisible.
--Andre
You know this is what I use and had the same problem tying to connecting it in my car because how narrow the slot was. I easily fixed this problem with a dremel and just cut out some of the excess plastic. I would definitely suggest this as the cleanest case.
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Here's some cases for you:
Oakley O-Matter - a little on the expensive side at $35
http://www.oakley.com/products/oakle...case/99129-001
Magpul Executive Field Case - Best value at $10
http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG450/125
I'm going to buy a few of the Magpul ones..at $10 each, you can't beat it!
Bmac
Oakley O-Matter - a little on the expensive side at $35
http://www.oakley.com/products/oakle...case/99129-001
Magpul Executive Field Case - Best value at $10
http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG450/125
I'm going to buy a few of the Magpul ones..at $10 each, you can't beat it!
Bmac
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Magpul Executive Field Case - Best value at $10Originally Posted by bmac11c
http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG450/125
Actually awesome tacticool win! Haha
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+1 for incase
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