First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

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    Hong Kong-based iPhone case maker Musubo has released two distinctive designs for the iPhone 5: Hypergrip ($30) and Retro ($35). The former is a simple silicone rubber case with a contrast-colored hard plastic bar running diagonally across the back, matching a grippy molded pattern above and below it; the latter is a two-layer rubber case and hard plastic frame design, similar in looks to a classic microphone. Retro looks and feels considerably more elaborate than Hypergrip, but both have the same integrated button protection and holes, apart from Retro’s unsightly rear Apple logo hole. Each case comes in multiple colors, and packaged with screen film, a plastic stand, cleaning cloth, and applicator tool.

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5


    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

    First Look: Musubo Hypergrip + Retro for iPhone 5

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    Company and Price

    Company: Musubo

    Website: www.musubo.com/hk

    Model: Hypergrip, Retro

    Price: $30-$35

    Compatible: iPhone 5

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    Jeremy Horwitz

    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.