16 Aug 2005 |
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Link: www.PielFrama.com Price: 50? (Approx: 60 USD) Including Shipping To start off I would like to say that I have always loved Piel Frama's Cases (as I also have the X5 case, X50v Cases, and other items from them) and this case is no exception to their great quality and craftsmanship. I received the case in a standard UPS Express envelope and the case was in their standard box with the box well protected in bubble wrap. The presentation is amazing with a great box and protectors in each of the card slots of the case.
Headphone Jack on Top All functions are easily accessible through these cutouts and sync cables
easily fit into the bottom port. The case fits around the screen very well, and
around the click wheel the leather is also flawless. Also in the back of the
case, there is an extra bit of padding that really protects your iPod from small
bumps and usage.
The new belt clip system I can say works great. On the X5 case I do notice that if you don't use a belt clip, the mount on the case can be annoying. But with Piel Frama's new system, you can remove the stud and replace it with a small cap (to cover the hole) so there is no stud on the back if you don't want a belt clip. The mounting stud screws on and off and is very easy to remove/replace. They give you three of the small caps that are made out of plastic and matched to the color of your case. The caps don't screw in so I could see that you may have a chance of one falling off and I believe that's why they give you extras. That is about the only thing that could be improved upon, even if the small cap could screw in that would be better. But that is just a small point on this great case. The actually belt clip itself works great and is also color matched to the case. It has a locking mechanism so that you can simply press down on a button on the top of the belt clip and slide the case off. It is very secure and I don't think you would ever need to worry about the case coming off the belt clip.
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