: Premium Apple iPod Touch Case. Choose from Silicone Skin or Leather. Fits all iTouch 8GB, 16GB, 32GB Silicon Covers for 8G, 16G, 32G Compatible With Nike+iPod

: Premium Apple iPod Touch Case. Choose from Silicone Skin or Leather. Fits all iTouch 8GB, 16GB, 32GB Silicon Covers for 8G, 16G, 32G Compatible With Nike+iPod
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Premium Apple iPod Touch Case. Choose from Silicone Skin or Leather. Fits all iTouch 8GB, 16GB, 32GB Silicon Covers for 8G, 16G, 32G Compatible With Nike+iPod



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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 130914





Binding: Apparel
Product Brand: Vizu
Clothing Size: iTouch 1st Gen
Color: Black Skin 1G
Department: unisex-adult
Ranking: 130914


Piece facts:
  • Free LCD Protector + Armband when purchased from VIZU
  • Brand New custom tailored for Apple iPod Touch
  • Unlike cheap cases, our high quality silicone case is made with antidust material. Providing a clean elegant look
  • Fits both 8GB and 16GB Models
  • Protects your iPod Touch and offers an excellent soft sleek feel



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Premium Silicone Case for New iPod Touch Protect your iPod Touch with style. Free LCD Protector + Armband when purchased from Vizu. 1 Year Warranty from Vizu.









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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Sleek and elegant! ...
The case is very nice, i love how it is made. It is not too flashy, but not too bland, it is perfect! leaves my ipod unscratched while giving it a sleek look. Thanks a million!


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - Its okay.
I purchased the silicone case and the arm band for exercising..and they work. The silicone case seems to get really dusty and I have to constanly wipe it off. (No big deal) But for the price its pretty good. Its also comes with a screen protector...which I really liked.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Premium Apple iPod Touch Silicone Case ...
Exactly what I was looking for. Protects my iPod touch and is not bulky.
Would highly recommend to others.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Works well!
This silicone sleeve takes a little wiggling to fit onto the iPod Touch, but after some adjusting, it fits snug and feels secure. Good price for a sound product.

Other people have complained about the slits in the back for the armband...but I think if those slits weren't there, people would be complaining about not having slits to put it on an armband!


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Solid black leather case ...
After reading about 15 different products' reviews, I settled on the black leather case available here because (1) I wanted something sturdier than silicone, (2) it came with a free screen cover, and (3) the price was much better than most of the other leather cases available.

I just got the case today (pretty fast shipping) and it looks good so far.
Pros:
- fits iPod Touch snugly with plenty of space for the computer connector, headphone jack, and it's relatively easy to reach the sleep button (one caveat that I have small fingers)
- case snaps at top of back for extra security, so it won't slip out even if the iPod is upside down
- doesn't block the light sensor (small cutout)
- belt clip is tight...better than the one on my cell phone case and I've never had problems with that one falling off.
- belt clip can also rotate somewhat, so more flexibility in terms of placement

Cons:
- a slight smell from the leather, though not totally unpleasant (it smells something like raw radishes)...hopefully this will go away in a few days
- covers a little of the "home" button but not so much that I can't use it (again, I have small fingers, so this might be harder for other people)
- belt clip makes the whole ensemble noticeably thicker, although that is to be expected
- a little difficult to get the iPod out because the case is so snug, but just pull firmly and it slides out ok

For the screen cover, I just left the one that came with the iPod on and trimmed off the bottom tab, thus avoiding any problems with putting a new one on. That said, now I have an extra :)

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