📱 OtterBox Commuter Series Pink iPod touch 4G Case (Discontinued) Review

This case is perfect for me. I don't like the protective case because it's bulky compared to the protection it offers. The commuter bag offers almost the same protection at half the size. The screen is difficult to attach. This was the first screen protector I put on and found the instructions a bit lacking. I suggest talking to someone or searching the internet for how to put it on. In my opinion, the case has 1 small flaw: The valve that closes the charging connection does not stay in, but it

I bought this case because my girlfriend used an OtterBox case for her iPhone. Your case worked well so I figured I'd buy one with a new phone. This case has a rubber inner shell and a hard plastic outer shell. The rubberized plastic inner sleeve fits the phone snugly and provides easy access to the earbuds, charger, power controls, and volume buttons. However, it does cover the hole where you change the battery. If you frequently change the battery, this case is not for you. The outer case…

Now I can't say anything about this product that many others haven't already said. It's definitely well made and my iPod Touch has held up well thanks to the protection the Commuter Series case has to offer. No problems with dust/sand getting into the ports and sockets thanks to the rubber pads attached to the case. I love the fact that the same screen protector has lasted so long and doesn't even come close to peeling because the edge of the case is designed so there is no tension on the sides

I did a lot of research on the internet and this suitcase seemed to me the most profitable. Now that I've been using it for a few months, I'm glad to know I'm right :-). I like it, despite a flaw that other reviewers have warned about. I bought this case for my brand new iPod touch. I doubted whether a case was really necessary, but after reading many other people's experiences, it seemed reasonable to get one. Of course, the little teat has slipped out of my hand several times and I'm very…

Good arguments for the deal with Revain. It consists of 3 parts: a rubber sleeve that holds the iPod, a nice plastic back that snaps into place, and a screen protector (beep!). I like how it protects all the buttons while still giving you full access to them. Unlike the regular silicone covers I've had before, these rubber button covers really offer a snug click, and the buttons are easy to press and don't require much effort. It's a little tricky to put it all together perfectly, but once it's

I don't compare this case to others because I only use Otter when it comes to cases. Additionally, the "Screen Quality" and "Sound Quality" proteins are consistent with the similarity between an iPod with and without a case. For example, 5/5 in "Screen Quality" means no one notices anything covering the screen by comparing it before and after installing a screen protector, and 1/5 means the screen is either duller or more prone to glare after the Mounting protective film (unless it is a mirror…

Introduction This option is for those who appreciate the durability of the Otterbox Defender but prefer something more elegant. Since there are so few cases for the iPod Touch 4g, I highly recommend this case. It's definitely worth the extra cost and protects your iPod better than a thin $1.99 silicone case. Also included is a cloth to clean the iPod screen before applying the protective film and a plastic card to smooth out the protective film. The case itself has handles on the right and left