I am a case snob. I don't often use one because I cant find one that I 100% love. The Case-Mate Barely There is one of my top ones (98%), but that wont give you any lay on the table. It also sometimes has the flash issue on night photos. Right now I am using an official Apple bumper (92%) and the silicone type material on it is great. I pocket my iPhone so I need a case that wont stick and the Bumper works great. I have a SGP screen shield on the front and back of my phone so I am not worried about out only having the edges protected.
I am a case snob. I don't often use one because I cant find one that I 100% love. The Case-Mate Barely There is one of my top ones (98%), but that wont give you any lay on the table. It also sometimes has the flash issue on night photos. Right now I am using an official Apple bumper (92%) and the silicone type material on it is great. I pocket my iPhone so I need a case that wont stick and the Bumper works great. I have a SGP screen shield on the front and back of my phone so I am not worried about out only having the edges protected.
Check out the incipio feather case. I am the same way, really don't like cases on my iPhones, but I would say the feather is 100%
lm leaning towards a speck candyshell right now..anyone have one and can tell me advantages/disadvantages?
I just bought a candyshell and I really like it. It gives full protection and has the raised front to keep the screen off of surfaces. I even found a discount code that took the price down to $28 shipped. Code: goodbetterspeck
I bought the moonsuit for my white phone and am seriously considering another, more colorful one, for fun.
The Candyshells are great! I have one for my iPod Touch, but I've never used it for an iPhone.
I love the OtterBox Defender case, but if you are looking for sleek and low profile - it's far from that!!
leharris22: What kind of iSkin case did you get? I was looking at getting the iSkin Aura case, but I read on their Facebook page that the case easily scratches and isn't very protective. iSkin's response to the comments were a little disheartening too - they said the case isn't made to be durable/scratch resistant, it's made to be thin. One of the drawbacks of using the aluminum that they use is it scratches very easily.
My Griffin case is very nice. Bought it at the Verizon store, and came out to be $20.
It has a strong silicone bumper (it doesn't seem like it will stretch over time), while the back is clear plastic. The silicone sticks out far enough so you don't have to worry about scratches if you lay your phone on a table face down.
The white version gets very dirty, I would get the black version.
More details, all buttons are covered with protruding silicone, which makes them easy to press.
The headphone jack opening has enough space for large AUX cables.
The opening for the silence switch is perfectly sized.
The opening for the 30-pin connector is the perfect size for the Apple 30-pin cable, but nothing larger will fit with the case on.
The case also comes with a stand, handy for watching videos/slideshows/ect.
Last edited by shahm0nsterr; 11-20-2011 at 01:50 AM.
By the way, of anyone here had a candyshell flip, does it push ur power button?
It does it when I put the flip back on
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I have both the regular candyshell and the candyshell flip. My favorite iPhone cases by far. While the regular candyshell does press on the power button (turning the phone on) when changing cases, I don't have this issue with the flip since there is more "wiggle room" with the flip opening.
I have both the regular candyshell and the candyshell flip. My favorite iPhone cases by far. While the regular candyshell does press on the power button (turning the phone on) when changing cases, I don't have this issue with the flip since there is more "wiggle room" with the flip opening.
Weird because my Flip will randomly bring up the Slide to Power Off option when I take it off the dock and close the flip
