First Look: Barefoot Innovations GizmoCase With Bottle Opener or Multi-Clip

Jeremy Horwitz
By Jeremy Horwitz - Editor-in-Chief
First Look: Barefoot Innovations GizmoCase With Bottle Opener or Multi-Clip

Available in nine colors, Barefoot Innovations’ new GizmoCase is also sold in several variations. The plain GizmoCase — a rubber iPhone 3G/3GS-holding case — sells for $17, with no frills.

Barefoot also sells bundles of the GizmoCase with add-ons: one bundle is called GizmoCase with Bottle Opener ($30), and includes a lanyard, a back accessory attachment harness and a plastic bottle opener for use with twist-style bottle caps — the first (and quite possibly last) such accessory we’ve seen for the iPhone. Another is called GizmoCase with Multi-Purpose Clip ($30), bundled with the lanyard, the harness, and an accessory designed to hold business or ID cards on the back of your iPhone.

First Look: Barefoot Innovations GizmoCase With Bottle Opener or Multi-Clip

A holster for belt, purse, or bag attachment is sold separately for $5. No screen protector is offered with any of the bundles, which pretty significantly bulk up the iPhone 3G/3GS with rubber and hard plastic surfaces.


First Look: Barefoot Innovations GizmoCase With Bottle Opener or Multi-Clip

First Look: Barefoot Innovations GizmoCase With Bottle Opener or Multi-Clip

First Look: Barefoot Innovations GizmoCase With Bottle Opener or Multi-Clip

First Look: Barefoot Innovations GizmoCase With Bottle Opener or Multi-Clip

First Look: Barefoot Innovations GizmoCase With Bottle Opener or Multi-Clip

Our Rating

NA
Not Rated

Company and Price

Company: Barefoot Innovations

Website: www.Gizmocase.net

Model: GizmoCase

Price: $30+

Compatible: iPhone 3G/3GS

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Jeremy Horwitz
By Jeremy Horwitz Editor-in-Chief
Jeremy Horwitz was the Editor-in-Chief at iLounge. He has written over 5,000 articles and reviews for the website and is one of the most respected members of the Apple media. Horwitz has been following Apple since the release of the original iPod in 2001. He was one of the first reviewers to receive a pre-release unit of the device, and his review helped put iLounge on the map as a go-to source for Apple news.