do a search or read thoroughly before posting alright? this topic has been discussed previously.

yes. fits just nice. (silicone cases is elastic u know?)

@Mr. Kong:
Gelaskins is some sort of sticker/decal. it's made from 3M material.

@viosowner:
1. AFAIK, Machines MV & Lot 10 has most selection of casings. Sunway's one too.
2. i believe all anti-glare/fingerprints SPs are similar. since you're getting less fingerprints, visibility is reduced too. still IMO, crystal clear SP works best. yeah you might be getting fingerprints/smudges but heck, even anti-glare ones are not 100% smudge-free.

p/s:i used to bought new cases for my i3G once every month. it's normal.

they are anti-glare/fingerprints SPs but they are definitely not anti-oil. they do reduce fingerprints/smudges up to a certain extent. you'll need less wipes to clean 'em unlike normal SPs.

i've been out whole day.

yes, i've passed that stage, fortunately. of course i did. using a SGP clear SP. been trying all sorts of SP till i settled with this one. why would you apply until after the oleophobic coating depletes?

still feel that iPhone looks and feels best without any sorts of case. mine is only on SGP shield and Oakley pouch.

being honest, i was sorta afraid to use it naked, that's why been switching to a long list of cases. (who knows i might drop it or something)

but once you've been using it for sometime without any case, you won't wanna look back. trust me. (given you don't drop or hit it against something)

p/s: with cases, you'll never stick to one. there's always the urge to switch and switch. maybe it's just me.

This post has been edited by teikwing: Aug 9 2009, 01:06 AM

err i think to use a case or not, it all boils down to your self preference.

from my experience, SwicthEasy bundled SPs are easily scratched. advice is to go with SGP Shield's SP

applied both IS and SGP shield and i can say SGP is much better with thinner shield (thus easier application) and clear screen protector.

@NV20:
in my case, no. been using it for almost 2 months.

@Coconut:
the clear screen protector is quite scratch-resistant i must say.

@Coconut:
i've been using my unit with a pouch hence it's hardly vulnerable to any sort of scratches. but i've tried cleaning it the screen with all types of cloth (even non-micro fiber type) and still scratches are not visible.

@dopamine:
depends on your preference, Rebel is a combination of soft-hard case while Clarifi is a hard case. i don't think you need Clarifi's macro close-up lens if you're having 3GS, since the AF is quite sufficient for close ups.

This post has been edited by teikwing: Aug 13 2009, 04:55 PM

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=807011&hl=

what kinda reviews you're looking for? in short, it's one of the most affordable, branded + quality silicone case in the market. (it's a lint catcher though, obvious if you're getting the Stealth color)

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/915863#entry23221527

for a thorough review, do use Google.

i don't think that's possiblle. iPouch can only fit the phone nicely, without any cases.

the bubbles will be gone within days. the max in a case i've seen is a week. or like what Hanxz said, use a hair dryer.

nope. it won't fit.

not to disappoint you but those crumple lines are there to stay. experienced it with several users who got their SGP shield on. it was due to the 'uneven sticking' in the first place.

there's this case from Capdase, ConXept Case.

try do a search on that. this particular issue has been discussed before.

speaking about cases, here's one which is quite tough and i mean incredibly tough (although it only protects the edges from hits, bumps and drops)

do watch the video to get what i really meant.

Tech21 iBand: Serious impact protection (proved on video)

If you're the clumsy sort you have absolutely no shortage of protective cases and coatings to shroud your pricey gadget in, but most are ugly, bulky, and likely ineffective. The iBand from Tech21 isn't particularly attractive nor svelte, but after watching the video below there's little doubt about its effectiveness. It's made of a substance called d3o, which is a fancy orange non-Newtonian substance, starting out stretchy and gushy but, when put under pressure, hardening and protecting its precious contents. We've seen this stuff applied to high-impact applications like motorcycle armor, but we're glad to see gadgetry getting a little attention too. The video is a bit curious as it appears that the d3o is just applied around the edges of the case and yet the enclosed device survives a face-down landing, but it's an impressive demonstration nevertheless. Right now the £15 ($25) iBand is only available for the iPhone and iPod Touch, but future gadgets should receive the oobleck treatment soon.



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This post has been edited by teikwing: Sep 1 2009, 12:01 AM

yeah it's available at Machines. try your luck at Machines Lot 10. they have plenty of stocks most of the time.

Colors are available at all Machines stores. and most of them do have plenty of stock. the only issue is that whether does the store have the colors that you're looking for. (eg. Stealth, Milky White etc.)