PodsPlus offers iPod nano silicone skin

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PodsPlus offers iPod nano silicone skin

PodsPlus has announced the release of its first iPod nano silicone case. The silicone skin protects your nano from dirt and scratches, and offers play-through click wheel protection, openings for all ports, and a neck/wrist lanyard strap. It sells for $11.99 and comes in 12 different colors—light blue, black, dark orange, white, gray, hot pink, lime green, light orange, orange-red, pink, purple, and yellow.

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Comments

1

wow….for a second there I thought an Apple “Nano Tube”

Posted by James on September 27, 2005 at 9:10 PM (PDT)

2

Does it cover the screen?

Posted by Katya on September 28, 2005 at 3:31 AM (PDT)

3

What about protection for the screen

Posted by - on September 28, 2005 at 3:31 AM (PDT)

4

The connector opening does NOT look large enough for the connector?

Posted by Mike on September 28, 2005 at 4:04 AM (PDT)

5

Hmm..those look EXACTLY like the nano tubes I just got from iPodStreet here:

(http://www.ipodstreet.com/ipod-nano.htm)

I bought the pack of 5 and I received them yesterday. Looking at the high-res pics of these, they look exactly like the ones I got. Event the ridges and two dots on the back are the same.

The only issue I have is I cannot figure out how to attach the lanyard/wrist strap.

Posted by Shadow on September 28, 2005 at 7:39 AM (PDT)

6

And, if these are the same, let me answer a couple questions here:

* There is no screen protector - I am using an iCondom (from eBay) to protect my screen

* The connector works fine with the skin on. The opening isn’t quite as wide as the white part of the connector, but the skin is thin enough where it doesn’t matter. I’ve had no issue with it. But, the skin does make it a bit difficult to work the hold switch as the skin is thicker then the switch and so you have to kind of dig inside the opening to toggle the switch.

Posted by Shadow on September 28, 2005 at 7:44 AM (PDT)

7

I know they scratch easily, but why get a nano, especially a black one, if you’re going to hide the colors?

Posted by That Tall Dude on September 28, 2005 at 5:24 PM (PDT)

8

I wanted some kind of case mainly so I can wear it around my neck at the gym. I’m hoping to use it to replace my shuffle.

I also bought these for my wife. She wouldn’t even open her nano box until she had a case for it as she wants to just throw it in her purse and she has already dinged and scratched up her mini and doesn’t want the same to happen to her new nano.

Posted by Shadow on September 29, 2005 at 8:57 AM (PDT)

9

how can i delete pictures off my ipod nano?

Posted by Ernesto on December 6, 2005 at 10:56 PM (PDT)

10

how can i delete pictures off my ipod

Posted by stephanie on February 6, 2006 at 1:41 AM (PDT)

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