My favorite cases are the contour clear case http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0045LQ568/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr_1?pf_rd_p=486539851&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B000TTMDRA&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0W34S1GHA0QRHVGM0YB6
and iFrogz Lux Original http://ifrogz.com/product/IP4GLO
Alice
Sent from my iPad 2
On Nov 28, 2011, at 10:44 AM, "bj" <bjones44@verizon.net> wrote:
> I use a case (not one with a screen protector) to help against dropitis.
>
> I like one that looks nice (though I'm not into cute or girlie) but if it
> doesn't have grippiness it's no good to me.
>
> I have grippy-cases for my smaller iDevices. I got the original Apple case
> for my iPad1 because it closes up to protect the screen when I'm not using
> it & it may be stuffed into my tote bag or whatnot with other stuff, get
> papers & magazines dumped on top of it on the side table, etc. -- more
> vulnerable than my phone which goes either into my pocket or a side-pocket
> in my purse.
> bj
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wyldceltic1
> Sent: Monday, November 28, 2011 8:02 AM
> To: iPad@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [iPad] Cases to protect the iPhone 4S ?
>
> IMO, For most people in an urban setting (Home, office and car) a Bumper
> would suffice. The bumper surrounds the iPhone's vulnerable spots, such as
> the corners and sides, protecting them from impact of a light to moderate
> nature. Most 'Back snaps' come in nice looking patterns and may be
> attractive, but they do not come up around the screen, so if your iPhone
> takes a face-plant on the ground, I doubt this would offer much in the way
> of screen protection.
>
> Some girls and women want 'cute', go for a couple of cheapo cases from
> Amazon or eBay and use this for occasional dressy times.
>
> Businessmen and women want a professional leather case, SENA and VAJA make
> wonderful stylish cases, worth checking out.
>
> For the more 'Rugged' lifestyle, such as Murray, living in the mountains or
> someone in heavy manual work, the Otterbox, though bulky is the most popular
> for protection.
>
> Another, new kid on the block is the Lifeproof case. It is a bit more
> form-fitting, has water resistance and seems to be a 'civilized' looking
> rugged case. Not like a 'tank such as Otterbox.
>
> Another rugged, but versatile case is the Speck Tough armour. This is
> 3-parts: a hard snap-on back, rubber textured "Tire tread" thick skin, and a
> belt clip/stand. You could use the back snap in city and home use, place the
> rubber skin over this for the mountain weekends and have the belt clip if
> you wish to use this on hikes, bikes, construction sites. (To be honest, the
> Lifeproof and otterbox would cover the ports and keep dust, grime and
> moisture out of the iPhone better in this circumstance) Lifeproof also has
> the water resistance and makes this good for those in water-oriented things
> like boating, fishing and so on.
>
> The "Best case" is the one you will want to use. *I* could tell you what the
> best case is for a purpose is, but if you find it 'ugly' or 'too bulky' you
> wouldn't want to use it and so it would not be the best for you.
>
> I have an industrial looking case from DNACaseworks.com It is metal,
> requires the user to screw it onto the iPhone. It is darn cool looking and
> will protect, but some find it too 'hard-edge', 'boxy' and would prefer a
> metal alloy from DracoDesigns.com. I'm a real techno-geek and like the
> engineering/machinist look of my DNA case.
>
> For the big photographer, the JOBY Gorillamobile case and tripod is key.
> This is a hard plastic 'bumper' style with a snap-on tripod. You can set
> your phone up to do video/pictures etc. But, being the bumper style, only
> surrounds the corners and sides, not the back or front.
>
> Go with
> A. Comfort in Hand
> B. protection
> C. Profile and function (Do you want a clip option? A place for credit
> cards/business cards etc)
>
>
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