Incipio Technologies UnderGROUND Pouch Heather Review

I travel with my iPod Nano and prefer to carry it in my purse, backpack or pocket. This case makes my Nano look like new. I always find an orange felt cover in my stuffed handbag.

I used this case for about a month for my 5th gen iPod Nano which is the same size as the 4th generation nano has. The iPod slides when the open end is down, so I try to keep it upright. I only use it to protect my iPod when I have it in my bag and it's great for that because it's not bulky. I placed the iPod on the bottom to protect the dock connector and headphone jack. I like to check the time (in the header) while keeping the iPod up my sleeve while I flip the lock switch. The inside feels…

I bought this thinking it would be like the felt cases they put out with the Gen 1 Nano. They were decently well made and protected the iPod from keys or other things in the pocket, allowed access to the buttons and added some thickness. the trunk of an old car (they don't seem to know what felt is) sewn onto cardboard from which an iPod (Nano-Gen 5) slides right out. When it is in the sleeve, it is difficult to use buttons - the neckline only aggravates the situation. My advice: find one of…

I've been drawn to the always-on silicone cases in the past that you see everywhere in the past, but this little case showed me the light. It's much better because I can keep the iPod in my bag next to my keys without fear of scratching the screen and without the silicone getting caught in the bag. Negative feedback about the material "cardboard" is just around the corner, but in fact it is a kind of thin skin. Despite this, it seems to be quite durable with good stitching. By the way, I don't…