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Best nano case!
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There probably were many discussions about them, but here I go again.
I was deciding between these cases for my nano:
-Agent 18 nano Shield
-CoutourCase iSee nano
-stm nano Cocoon
-Power Support Crystal Jacket for nano
-iSkin Duo
-Tunewear PRIE Ambassador or TuneTag Edge
Which one(s) do you guys recommend?
I've read many reviews, but for some of them, I can't find any.
I'm confused to whether to go for the softer silicone style or hard shells.
Somehow, I feel more comfortable with a softer case, but logically hard shells should be better I guess?
And, also some of the cases listed above doesn't have protective wheel covers.
Where can I get a good one for a cheap price? (under $10)
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And that is what you all are: inverted Nothings...with potential" (Sun Ra)
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I have a Agent 18 case for my 5G and love it.
For the nano, I use a ToughSkin rubber case with the screen insert, and under it is a vinyl iPod skin from decalgirl.com.
To see what the Prie case does to an unprotected iPod, look at this here: http://www.mrgaskell.com/wordpress/?p=33
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I'd probably go with the Agent 18 case myself.
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Go with the Power Support *with* their Crystal Film and 3-D wheel cover
Hands down the best minimalist case that protects and also shows off your iPod's beauty.
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Thanks for all the replies!
If anyone is looking at this post, please keep posting!
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Originally Posted by mrgaskell
Wow. That is scary. Thanks for caution! You would think a fairly expensive case like the PRIE would work...
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I'm happy so far with the pricey Apple nano Tubes. The fit is - as you would expect - perfect. I had the DLO nano Shell (hard case) first and returned it... It was scratched and looked like sh!t out of the (still sealed) box. I also had DLO's JamJacket. That also went back. It was "powdery" and also looked like crap.
Memo to self: No more DLO products.
Paying a bit more for the Apple stuff is what I've already done when I bought my Macs and my iPods. Might as well commit.
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DigitalEl: do the nano tubes have a lanyard with them? or is that something that comes separate?
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