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xellos2099 2010-02-07 02:18

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zdravko (Post 499635)
I ordered an EASWCASE from their e-bay store. It is a chinese company and they offer choice of designs, colour and leather (all configurable as you order). It took 2 weeks, but it was well worth waiting. The quality of craftsmanship is outsanding (was surprised). The price is a reasonable 24£ delivered. For me this is the ultimate case for N900 so far. It offers style (unlike 99% of the cases - IMHO) and protection while stereo jack remains accessible (a must). The phone sits sterdy inside and wont fall off (so far) - you can choose an extra strap but I figured it was not needed...Have a look at the pics..

That case is nice, I want a carry case that will allow me top use headphone too, if nto I need to keep my iphone for music. Is that the B4 design?

Is the easecase considered to be one of the better case for the phone?

frazzl3 2010-02-09 11:55

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
Hello all,

This will be my first post so I thought I'd give my personal opinion after reading all 600-something posts (yes I did).

The general consensus seems to skew towards the Vikuitti DQC-160 as the choice of screen protector, initial production units required cutting (about 0.6mm I think) to be a perfect fit but I think that problem has since been rectified. If you do require cutting still I'd suggest contacting Vikuitti and getting them to send you another one out the right size.

I was hoping to get some info on the bodyguardz protector but not too much conversation on that so can't really comment unless someone gives us a detailed review!

As for leather cases, pouches etc etc it's ultimately up to personal preference and what you want it for.

If you're after style and simplicity then the one from waterfields (www.sfbags.com) or the swiss(?) website http://www.handysocken.ch (see post 537) and Golla will do.

The cases that take my fancy are the Noreve, Noreve C, EaseCase (see post 589 and *if it fits* the Krusell Luna - Can anyone confirm that it fits? The width is a little bigger than the N900 but the thickness is a little smaller?

Personally, I have ordered... Vikuitti DQC-160 with the Waterfields N900 Pouch and I may plan on getting... The EaseCase and the Krusell Luna. If so I will give a detailed review and declare the winner!

toyg 2010-02-09 12:05

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ToJa92 (Post 510424)
Yeah, I'm pretty sure they're the same. The tabs on the bottom part feels strong but the top part tabs feel not that strong, but I managed to hold the phone only by the top part so I guess it will hold.

No, after a few days it won't. I went through two of them in less than three weeks (one transparent, one black). The bottom part is ok, but the top one will constantly, constantly fall off.

I suspect the Noreve-style solution (only covering the bottom part, like I ended up doing with the plastic covers) is the best you'll get at the moment, and possibly ever.

sxg75 2010-02-10 11:53

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
For those (like me) who own lots of Krusell accessories already: Mabye have a look at Orbit Flex which includes Multiadapt system for use with most Krusell hardware.

dbrodie 2010-02-10 22:06

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
I read through a big chunk of the thread and the wiki page. What I really want is a simple cheap pouch for putting the phone in when its in my pocket so it wont get scratched from keys or something like that.

The mertiline pouch looks way too bulky, and the rest look way to expensive for the simple pouch that I want. Does anyone have anything bad to say about just getting one of the dirt cheap ones off of ebay? Anybody use one and have descent success with it?
Velvet
Suede (ignore the apple logo :D )

Suggestions for a different cheap one?

Edit:
(BTW, I am also searching on dealextreme, so if anyone saw a link there as well)

Thanks

Fargus 2010-02-10 22:32

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Has anyone actually tried the Proporta case? The one for the N810 has been excellent but this is a somewhat different design. Feedback appreciated!

zail 2010-02-15 20:24

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I got this today off e-bay:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BLACK-Silicone...item3359cb73fd

Not impressed as the "skin" fits like my n900 has been on a crash diet! When i slide the keyboard out the skin is "baggy". Nice idea but tiotally doesn't work... The screen protectors I got with it are ill fitting too....

michael196 2010-02-15 20:50

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zail (Post 528104)
I got this today off e-bay:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BLACK-Silicone...item3359cb73fd

Not impressed as the "skin" fits like my n900 has been on a crash diet! When i slide the keyboard out the skin is "baggy". Nice idea but tiotally doesn't work... The screen protectors I got with it are ill fitting too....

Yes, I also got one of these, bought 2 of them (I had very good ones for my i8910, bought 3 used 1 because they were so good).
anyway, they turend out to be made out of a bad material and the build is low quality, so now Im just using it without skin or screen protector on.

sxg75 2010-02-15 23:01

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Since when is or has beenNokia Carrying Case CP-408 advertised at Nokia's N900-Accessories? Are there any other pictures anywhere?

Qwerty Adelaida 2010-02-16 05:35

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Originally Posted by inidrog (Post 498173)
Lexerd Crystal Clear after 20days of use.

Original post 20days before now

Posted a bit later Here same day closeup

I dont even bother trying to get any refund or new ones, i just let it out in the open how products are. I`l never get Lexerd again, are you surprised?

Look at this below, this is 20 days after heh :)

http://home.broadpark.no/~noway/N900...FTER20DAYS.JPG

Zagg below, after one week.

http://home.broadpark.no/~noway/N900/bbZAGGONEWEEK.JPG

Lexerd Crystal Clear below, just after applying.

http://home.broadpark.no/~noway/N900...ALCLEARNEW.JPG

I really would like to see pictures, especially of the phones of the people that say "this XXX is deffenetly the best...." Come on, contribute :)

I wish I saw this thread before I bought Lexerd. I've used it for 2 weeks and never even looked at screen for scratches because had zaqq on my n97 for 6 month with no problems. But it was too sticky. So I moved to different brand for N900. Now i have screen covered with micro scratches all over. Lexerd is horrible. Bought it on amazon and will try to return.

geohsia 2010-02-16 05:50

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
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Originally Posted by dbrodie (Post 520237)
Suggestions for a different cheap one?

If you have an old pair of Oakley sunglasses the micro bag is a perfect fit. It's a microfiber bag with a drawstring. It's like $6 so a bit more than what you list but is great for keeping the screen clean. :-)

badboyuk 2010-02-16 11:45

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
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Originally Posted by Qwerty Adelaida (Post 528760)
I wish I saw this thread before I bought Lexerd. I've used it for 2 weeks and never even looked at screen for scratches because had zaqq on my n97 for 6 month with no problems. But it was too sticky. So I moved to different brand for N900. Now i have screen covered with micro scratches all over. Lexerd is horrible. Bought it on amazon and will try to return.

uve ruined that lovely hardware now :-/ I hope thats scratches jst on the protector an didnt go thru to the screen.
Ive heard BodyGuardz are good but then again i havent used em yet so i dunno.
Ive currently got Zaggs on mine but i wud most definetly NOT recommend it as 1. gives orange peel effect 2. doesnt feel so great 3. very sticky an all the dirt an dust stick around all the edges an in around the cut out bits 4. not the most user friendly to install an not all bubbles fade out. ur lucky if ur 1 of those that does get em all out.

Kingsley 2010-02-16 20:18

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sxg75 (Post 528402)
Since when is or has beenNokia Carrying Case CP-408 advertised at Nokia's N900-Accessories? Are there any other pictures anywhere?

I've not been able to find anything about it either...

For anyone interested.
Have been using the Martin Fields screen protector for a few weeks now, goes on pretty easily, and fits more exactly than any other i've tried.
Also doesn't have so many cut outs to imagine it might stay on for longer..
http://www.gale-sides.net/dsc08266.jpg
http://www.gale-sides.net/dsc08269.jpg

mccwho 2010-02-17 10:02

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I am going to try one of these cases.
I have a similar case from old treo 650, and it was the best case I ever used. I bought all kind's of leather and rubber cases for that old treo but I always came back to the magnesium case. It protected it the best.
So we'll see how this one works for the N900.

http://www.pdair.com/catalog/product...ducts_id=27477

After I get it I will do a follow up.

besides 2010-02-17 17:03

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In my opinion an aluminum case would add thickness to an already thick device.

I have had numerous aluminum cases from PDair over the years but the most memorable was the one for the E90. The gigantic black metal entity was immediately nicknamed Darth.

davetech 2010-02-17 18:34

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I was initially againt the design of the PDair aluminum case, but so long as it doesn't scratch the phone, I don't think it's that bad. My reasoning for this is that with the exception of the cheap hard and silicon cases which don't include a belt clip and are prone to broken tabs or crappy fit, there aren't any cases that don't require opening the case in some way to get access to the phone let alone the physical keyboard. At least with the PDair, the only time you need to open the case is when you are required to use the physical keyboard. Unexpectedly, I find that I tend to type better, faster, and more accurately on the virtiual keyboard so it shouldn't be too much of an inconvenience I would hope. Although I would have prefered a design that didn't require needing to be opened, it would probably have required tabs of some sort which I'm sure would have been prone to breaking, scratching, or loose fit. As for adding thickness, it doesn't look that bad IMO. All cases add some thickness with the exception of the Zagg Shield which is not a case and does leave the screen bezel unprotected.

I was pretty much settled on an Easecase, but being that it still requires protection when its not in the case, I may reconsider. Plus the silver PDair alu case video on youtube looks pretty hot!

besides 2010-02-17 18:52

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another possible issue to consider apart from the increase in thickness is degradation of reception which, with the E71 at least, posed a problem for many users.

Here's a picture from a series I took of the E71 aluminum PDair case.

While the aluminum clad E71 was acceptable since it was very thin to begin with, I found the thicker devices I had did not fare as well. Three instantly come to mind: the E90, Glofiish M700, and HTC Kaiser. Since the N900 is of a similar thickness I am not willing to give these cases another chance.

Looking forward to future reports about thie N900 PDair Aluminum case.

davetech 2010-02-17 20:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by besides (Post 532759)
another possible issue to consider apart from the increase in thickness is degradation of reception which, with the E71 at least, posed a problem for many users.

Good point, almost forgot about that. I was hesitant with using a hard case for my 5800 because of this possible issue but I found it wasn't one after all. Of course that wasn't an alu case.

Another downside I can foresee is the exposed screen. A screen protector can only get you so far. Being that I'm very prone to Murphy's Law, all it takes is a knock on an edge to damage the screen while in your pocket, on your belt, or an unlucky drop.

Picking the right case is hard! Perhaps because there isn't an all encompassing solution...

mchu6am4 2010-02-18 09:53

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
I've finally managed to get an N900 - now i need some advice on how to protect it with what case, screen protector, invisible shield etc etc....plz?

Rob1n 2010-02-18 10:04

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mchu6am4 (Post 533904)
I've finally managed to get an N900 - now i need some advice on how to protect it with what case, screen protector, invisible shield etc etc....plz?

Erm - read the thread?

mchu6am4 2010-02-18 13:18

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob1n (Post 533928)
Erm - read the thread?

62 pages a bit too much to read - sorry - i was hoping some of you guys will have now decided what's best....:confused:

Rob1n 2010-02-18 14:49

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mchu6am4 (Post 534297)
62 pages a bit too much to read - sorry - i was hoping some of you guys will have now decided what's best....:confused:

Start at the most recent ones & read back then - you'll get the most up-to-date info first then. But no, there's no definitive answer to this question, as much of it is down to personal taste.

JCH 2010-02-18 21:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by eiffel (Post 418660)
OK here you are. Sorry it took a while because I had to borrow a camera (the N900 is normally my camera).

This is the Qubits Hybrid Armour Soft Touch Case with Screen Protector from Amazon UK. The total cost for the case and screen protector (including shipping!) was only £3.40. It arrived two days after I ordered it.

Included in the price is a two-part plastic "soft touch" case. It's a semi-hard ploastic case in two parts, with a rubbery coating on the outside surfaces. The top part clips around the screen, protecting the sides of the screen and providing a raised bezel effect (but the bezel doesn't go right up to the display area so it doesn't have the problems of the N8x0 bezels). The bottom part clips around the keyboard with cutouts for all the sockets and controls.

There are three minor downsides though. First, it adds a millimetre of thickness (maybe even 1.5mm) but only at the front. At the back, it doesn't make it as thick as the existing camera protruberance. Second, when you open the keyboard, the presense of the top half of the case slightly reduces the "free space for fat fingers" above the top row of keys. I don't find this a problem, but for some people it might be a slight inconvenience. Third, it makes it slightly fiddlier to deploy the kickstand.

Regards,
Roger

The Amazon link had user reviews repeatedly say the top half of the case is not a good fit and falls off easily. Did you find this true?

Is there a way to secure a belt clip to this case?

JCH 2010-02-22 04:16

Re: N900 Screen protector/skin
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kin900 (Post 392809)
i ordered the "hightec."

i dont think its bad at all. That rubbery feel would need some time to get used to. im just disappointed at how i applied it because i rushed to get it on so i can use the device. :( i need to order another. *sigh* AGAIN, it doesnt affect the sensitivity!

one more thing. it seems as if the width of the screen protector is 1mm short. it just barely covers the screen. i dont know if its just the one i have right now or not. i will let you know once i get my other hightec in.

Kin900, Durasec's web site advertises that their protectors are "removable without residue (simply pull off)". Is this true in your experience? Also, is it replaceable after you remove it? Also, how is it applied (does it have an adhesive? did you have to wet it with water?)

http://www.durasec.com/catalog/nokia...p;currency=USD

I really like how the plastic protector that came with the N900 attached to the screen. It attached with some sort of "static electricity" type of mechanism (it wasn't static electricity but I don't know how else to describe it; you all who bought a N900 should remember what I mean). The only problem is it was colored black.

JCH 2010-02-22 04:20

Re: N900 Screen protector/skin
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shapeshifter (Post 392768)
Durasec hightec or cleartec?

I think generally the "highly durable" little more expensive ones, like the durasec hightec or the zagg invisibleshield are rubbery and as such very scratch resistant (things don't actually scratch the surface, but more like dent it, which the surface recovers from quickly), while the little cheaper "clear" and thinner ones are the usualy acrylic plastic sheet-type, which is less rubbery but gets scratched easily.

I think I'll go for a 5-pack of durasec cleartec protectors.

On the front page of Durasec's web site for customers they say the Cleartec protectors lasts only several weeks each. See this link below, and on the animation click on the Cleartec and it says this (while the Hightec is said to last several years). http://www.durasec.com/catalog/index.php?language=en

If you go with the Cleartec come back and tell us if it really only lasts a few weeks each. Thanks.

Rob1n 2010-02-22 09:17

Re: N900 Screen protector/skin
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JCH (Post 540547)
Kin900, Durasec's web site advertises that their protectors are "removable without residue (simply pull off)". Is this true in your experience? Also, is it replaceable after you remove it? Also, how is it applied (does it have an adhesive? did you have to wet it with water?)

It is removable without residue, yes - it's quite an effort to remove (it's very sticky) but the screen was perfectly clean afterwards. As for applying it, the back's covered with adhesive, so it's just a case of lining it up and pressing it on (no water required). The problem I had with it is that it's very sticky and very flexible, which makes it tricky to get lined up. I had to remove and retry a few times, with the result that the material stretched slightly and over-ran the edge of the screen :(

di1in 2010-02-27 06:38

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
Noreve has brought up yet another new case for the nokia n900, its called the tradition C:http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_FKB25ngZ5P...00+x+1000).jpg


I like this one better than the flip type i had the chance to reivew..
image from symbian oasis

maxximuscool 2010-02-27 08:30

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
clear protector sux. I used 2 already in 2months. It claimed that it's has scratch resistance and life time warranty. But after 1month the plastic turnes darker and the longer it is on the screwn the darker it will be. It used to be clear but after i find that my screen is darker than before, i pulled it off and it turned dark brown colour. The protector is bad on the screen, very painfully to get it installed but easily get scratches, also dust and dirt magnet. It amke the device look much older and hard to clean. One thing it's good for is the self healing when you applied pressure on it, it dented and then back to normal. It leave the screen sensitivity almost the same as without using it. Now i'm just using a static screen protector, and it's much easier to clean and clearer in the sun light also easy taking off, cheaper and not sticky like the clearprotector.

frazzl3 2010-02-27 18:00

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
So I bought the Vikuitti DQC-160 with the Waterfields N900 Pouch and a PDair Pouch too, I have to say I am really impressed with all the results, especially the Vikuitti screen protector.

I followed zehjotkah's advice to put it on but still had a bit of trouble - kept getting bubbles appearing near the edges. So I cleaned the protector with 100% alcohol, put it on as best as I could and removed any bubbles present.. then when bubbles started appearing again after a while near the edges I smoothed them out (with a credit card) until they disappeared again, covered the protector (so no dust falls on it) and left it for a while (about a day). Checked it the next day and no bubbles and everything's ok, it takes a bit of time to put a screen protector on (took a few go's for me) but the end result is worth it.. see for yourself below.

http://i46.tinypic.com/2czcwu0.jpg

As for the cases, the Waterfields pouch really does exactly what it says - a nice simplistic pouch, good quality material, doesn't add any bulkiness to the phone but.. just don't drop it as it's not meant to withstand falls.. although I did drop it once and the phone is still ok lol.

http://i46.tinypic.com/2s61qpu.jpg

The PDair pouch is also very good, good quality leather and stitching, the phone feels very secure in it and it's padded so can easily withstand knocks and falls - but I'm not gonna test it for you. It comes with a nice box and free leather keyring too if you like your freebies!

http://i45.tinypic.com/jrb8l1.jpg

To be honest though I prefer the simplicity of the waterfields pouch, but more professional users who also want added protection will prefer the PDair I think. If anyone is looking to buy the PDair pouch in the UK, I will let the one I have go for a decent price..

Anyway back to playing on my N900!

aperles 2010-02-27 22:56

Re: N900 Case / Pouch / Screen Protector Thread
 
Hi all.

I've been seeking a lot for an appropriate pouch for my N900. My bad experiences with the pouch for my HTC Bluangel showed me that a good one is a must.

Maybe, I could help someone with this "subjective" review. These are my needs, an can be different for others.

I've been reading this thread and wiki (http://wiki.maemo.org/N900_Accessories) for a solution, and, finally, I decided to select a modified version of the PielFrama N900 pouch (http://www.pielframa.com/fundas-noki...ersal-treo.htm).

These are my needs:
-Belt horizontal pouch.
-Un-removable fixation to the belt (no clips). This avoids to lose the PDA.
-High quality textile or leather materials (leather imitation or plastic degrades quickly).
-PDA as protected as possible.
-Soft textile or leather inside.
-The PDA can be taken out easily from the pouch for answering calls.

I've been testing it for a couple of days an these are my impressions. I'm impressed with the quality, but not all is perfect!.

Here is the front of the pouch. It has been finished very well and the materials seems very good.

http://i49.tinypic.com/fwp3bt.jpg

Now, the PDA inside. The edges are oversized. This provides an extra protection in the case of eventual drops (this happened with my previous pouch, so this a reason for the election).
Inside of the pouch, the leather is very soft (it seems good for the PDA, I think).

http://i45.tinypic.com/1z4y8tc.jpg

In the rear of the pouch, it is the fixation for the belt. This is not the one by default because I managed to change it for this type (at an extra cost, but possible).

http://i48.tinypic.com/33c9kbd.jpg

The screen of the PDA is faced in this manner because I found an issue, keep reading.

In the bottom there is a hole to take the PDA out of the pouch quickly. This is good for me.

http://i50.tinypic.com/inwork.jpg

All the edges are covered with leather. But the laterals are sufficiently open to hear the phone ringing or, if you rotate the PDA, to connect the earphones.

http://i49.tinypic.com/343pz5k.jpg
http://i50.tinypic.com/2up4xtt.jpg


All seemed excellent for me, but surprise :eek:!!!. Sometimes, when I put the PDA in the pouch, it turns on! Magically!. I detected that the reason are the magnetic clips, and, googling, I found that others are suffering this problem.
See here (http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=36194) and vote this bug (Bug 6689, https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6689), please.

I found that putting the PDA with the screen facing to me, minimizes the problem.

Definitively, this is my pouch except for the magnetic clips.

Regards,
Àngel

djs_tx 2010-03-01 04:55

found the perfect belt case for me
 
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Well maybe not perfect but very hard to beat for the price. The case is made by "Nite Ize". I've used their stuff for years and always been satisfied. They make a horizontal carry pouch held shut with velcro. It has a sturdy belt hook with the extra lip on the clip so it does not slip off your belt unless you want it to. The N900 fits well, could be just slightly snugger.

$10 at my local Fry's, brand new.

First post since getting my N900. It's good to be back to Maemo, I smashed my N810 in my motorcycle accident last year.

rodolgo 2010-03-01 15:46

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Personnally recycling the belt case that was provided with an HTC TyTN 2; no magnets, but a scratch - works well for me, although I admit it makes the pouch a bit "expensive" if used only for that purpose ;)

Rodolphe

PS: pictures just taken from my N900, so could not make pictures with device inside the case...

lebb53 2010-03-01 20:16

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Hello,I was looking for a leather case or a pouch, search at ebay, amazon, but no luck at all. I went to my operator store, and they had the blackberry bold leather case, and it definately deserve a change. It look very elegant and protect it quite well.

I'll atach some pictures

Greetings

torsen 2010-03-01 21:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by frazzl3 (Post 549053)
The PDair pouch is also very good, good quality leather and stitching, the phone feels very secure in it and it's padded so can easily withstand knocks and falls - but I'm not gonna test it for you.


I've tested it for you ;)

Dropped mine in the PDair pouch from over a metre onto a tile floor. the PDair case protected it very well. Dread to think what would have happened to the N900 it if it had been unprotected.

badboyuk 2010-03-03 01:09

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Check out this proporta case it looks not bad, im thinking of getting it :-P

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDJa9a6ny2k

choubbi 2010-03-03 08:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by badboyuk (Post 553289)
Check out this proporta case it looks not bad, im thinking of getting it :-P

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDJa9a6ny2k

Magnetic latch, dude. Which mean unwanted activations of the screen in the case.

muto 2010-03-03 08:58

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Anyone tried Nokia CP-408?

davetech 2010-03-03 10:11

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Yeah, not a fan of magnets.

Any feedback on the aluminum PDair case?

Fargus 2010-03-03 10:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by muto (Post 553558)
Anyone tried Nokia CP-408?

I think this one isn't out yet. No sign of it on the Nokia online shop yet (UK) and a couple of online retailers have an expected availability of mid march 2010.

anti-dualism 2010-03-04 11:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lebb53 (Post 551523)
Hello,I was looking for a leather case or a pouch, search at ebay, amazon, but no luck at all. I went to my operator store, and they had the blackberry bold leather case, and it definately deserve a change. It look very elegant and protect it quite well.

I'll atach some pictures

Greetings

Hi,

Where did you get this from and how much did it cost?


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