Showing posts with label Scenario. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scenario. Show all posts

Saturday, August 11, 2012

Best Case Scenario - Nite Ize Connect Case and Mobile Mount

by Daniel Turk 0Comments

Whether you're biking or pushing a stroller, it can be difficult to reach into your pocket while simultaneously concentrating on what's going on in front of you. Nite Ize, and its Apple loving team of engineers, perfected a way for you erase this difficult task from your mobile experience.

While not diminishing the the beauty of the iPhone, Nite Ize made the Connect Case and Mobile Mount with durable, yet lightweight, material. The case is so easy to put on and remove, though after using it you may never want to take it off. The engineers of the case seemed to have adopted the Apple mentality of creating a case that they themselves would want to use.

The Connect Case and Mobile Mount is great whether you're doing activities or strolling through the grocery store. Nite Ize developed "gear ties" that twist and turn in either direction, locking down your iPhone in whatever position you want it on any platform you desire. When it's not mounted somewhere, simply unclip it from the gear ties, attach it to the belt clip, or just stick it in your pokcet as is.

The case is impact resistant, and has side grips for in-hand usage. Although advertised as dockable, the case does not fit into a standard Apple iPhone dock.

The bottom line: The Connect Case for iPhone 4/4S is the best case I have ever put on my iPhone. It's ubiquitous and it has a durable form factor, and it's just a fantastic accessory for those who are very active.

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Friday, July 27, 2012

Best Case Scenario - Hammerhead Leather Bluetooth Keyboard Case for iPad

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As the iPad becomes increasingly popular in the business space, Hammerhead has released a stylish keyboard case that's fitting for the enterprise.

This case has tremendous usage and durability. It's classy on the outside and performance ready on the inside. Its beautiful leather exteriors come in both red and black, designed to fit into any work environment. The interior is lined with scratch-proof fabric that won't scratch the iPad's shiny chassis.

Inside, there's a Bluetooth-enabled keyboard that's velcro-attached and works up to eight hours on one charge. The keyboard can be removed entirely and used up to 30-feet away. The case also comes with a silicone-tipped stylus that works wonders.

The only true downside to this accessory is the weight it adds to your device. The weight is added for good reason however, as this iPad  case is packed with features and really helps you get your job done.

The bottom line: This accessory is perfect for the business environment.

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Thursday, July 12, 2012

Best Case Scenario - Musubo Sneaker Case for iPhone 4/4S

and included video stand, the Sneaker is sure to catch your eye, though a fashionable case doesn't always mean it's functionable.

This brightly-colored case is compatible with both iPhone 4/4S and is made out of soft TPU material that will keep your device safe during an expected fall. The Sneaker also gets it name from its funky design, which represents the sole of a shoe and is even stamped with a "shoe size" for added effect. Installing it on your iPhone is easy, and the Sneaker even comes with two interchangeable back plates. As an added bonus, there's an included video stand that lets you use your iPhone in portrait or landscape mode.

Unfortunately, the Sneaker's greatest downfall is the fact that it is so snug on the iPhone. The top button on the case pushes down on the device's power button, which causes it to turn on while it's in your pocket. That doesn't bode well for battery life, and it indicates that the case wasn't properly fitted and measured for the iPhone.

The bottom line: Fashionable cases are fashionable, but if they're constantly pushing your iPhone's buttons while it's seated in your pocket, it's not doing what it's supposed to.

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Thursday, July 5, 2012

Best Case Scenario - Cooler Master Wake Up Folio Case Review

by Daniel Turk 0Comments

With the recent addition of the iPad Smart Case in the Apple Store, the Wake Up Folio case from Cooler Master may seem like a moot point. However, with it's $39.99 price point, it's a bit cheaper than Apple's competing product--not to mention it comes in an array of colors not yet offered by Apple. 

So, speaking of colors, you can purchase the Wake Up Folio in one of ten colors, including magenta and orange--two colors no longer offered by Apple.  The back of the case only showcases a part of the color, while the rest is made of white polyurethane, which allows for a better grip of the device and more stability while the iPad is placed in different stand-up orientations. The Wake Up Folio also offers the same wake and sleep function that the Apple Smart Cover and Case offers. When closed, the iPad goes to sleep, and when the cover is lifted up, the iPad wakes up. 

Although the Wake Up Folio is a full-fledged case and not just a cover, all buttons and ports are perfectly accessible. There are also openings for the iPad's speaker, enabling the iPad to pitch its pure volume. 

The bottom line. This case is everything an iPad user could want. It's simple, has great durability, and is stylish to boot.

 

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