Linkshot
08-05-2003, 10:17 PM
Ok ok, so I know everyone is super super excited about the iSkin EXO...I mean, who wouldn't be? It does have a lot of neat functions! However, I for one was one of the individuals who decided to go for the Marware Sportsuit Convertible. Well, I just recieved it yesterday, and it does have some ups and downs, but overall will remain a great case.
Lets start with the bad. I have a 30GB iPod, and I am finding a bit hard to put it in and take it out. It seems like I am spending a majority of my time aligning the button imprints in the protector to the actual buttons. However, once it is on, it works like a charm. My other complaint is the top velcro. I don't know if anyone has mentioned this, but when you are taking your iPod out of the case, the top velcro needs to flip up. The top velcro is the scratchy kind, and when I'm pulling my ipod out, if I don't hold back the velcro, it scratches up my screen! This is definitly not a lot of fun!
And now, onto the good things. I do enjoy itsscreen protection and overall sturdy quality. I took it to a pool party today and no worries about it at all when it was bumping in my pocket, or sitting on an unsturdy table. Every button is reachable and works greatinside of thecase. I love the addition of the top part, as it is the new home of my Sony EX71SL headphones. I also like the multiclip system. I bought a car kit with it, so now my iPod sits in the front dashboard of my car and is within great reach whenever I am driving.
Overall, a case can be an extremely tough choice when it comes down to your new multi-hundred dollar investment. I love my choice and will definitly be sticking to it. I plan to post some pictures in a bit for those curious about its size compared to other things. Hopefully this review was helpful, and if you have any questions, I would be more than happy to answer them!
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e-mail: linkshot@hotmail.com
Lets start with the bad. I have a 30GB iPod, and I am finding a bit hard to put it in and take it out. It seems like I am spending a majority of my time aligning the button imprints in the protector to the actual buttons. However, once it is on, it works like a charm. My other complaint is the top velcro. I don't know if anyone has mentioned this, but when you are taking your iPod out of the case, the top velcro needs to flip up. The top velcro is the scratchy kind, and when I'm pulling my ipod out, if I don't hold back the velcro, it scratches up my screen! This is definitly not a lot of fun!
And now, onto the good things. I do enjoy itsscreen protection and overall sturdy quality. I took it to a pool party today and no worries about it at all when it was bumping in my pocket, or sitting on an unsturdy table. Every button is reachable and works greatinside of thecase. I love the addition of the top part, as it is the new home of my Sony EX71SL headphones. I also like the multiclip system. I bought a car kit with it, so now my iPod sits in the front dashboard of my car and is within great reach whenever I am driving.
Overall, a case can be an extremely tough choice when it comes down to your new multi-hundred dollar investment. I love my choice and will definitly be sticking to it. I plan to post some pictures in a bit for those curious about its size compared to other things. Hopefully this review was helpful, and if you have any questions, I would be more than happy to answer them!
This is Linkshot
Signing Out
e-mail: linkshot@hotmail.com