Monday, April 06, 2009
Proporta Leather Case for iPod Touch mini review
Proporta are a company that are almost relentless with their release of products to support the latest mobile gadgets and they very kindly sent me one of their leather cases for the iPod Touch 2G.
This case takes a minimalist approach to styling with the majority of the iPod being put on display when the case is open. Made from soft leather, the finish of this case is very good and you have easy access to all areas. This case also offers a handy storage option with two credit card slots under the cover. The leather flip incorporates a reinforced insert allowing it to be relatively thin yet offer increased screen protection. A stylish touch is the subtle Proporta logo embossed on the inside.
Unusually for a flip-top case, the catch on this design folds under from the rear and fastens magnetically on the front of the flip.
If you love the styling of your iPod Touch, this is a good alternative to the other cases available although the side protection on offer here is not quite as high as some. This case cannot be used while the iPod is docked although a USB cable works fine and may well be sufficient to make this the ideal case for many.
This case is available for the majority of the iPod range in various colours and more details can be found at the Proporta website.
This case takes a minimalist approach to styling with the majority of the iPod being put on display when the case is open. Made from soft leather, the finish of this case is very good and you have easy access to all areas. This case also offers a handy storage option with two credit card slots under the cover. The leather flip incorporates a reinforced insert allowing it to be relatively thin yet offer increased screen protection. A stylish touch is the subtle Proporta logo embossed on the inside.
Unusually for a flip-top case, the catch on this design folds under from the rear and fastens magnetically on the front of the flip.
If you love the styling of your iPod Touch, this is a good alternative to the other cases available although the side protection on offer here is not quite as high as some. This case cannot be used while the iPod is docked although a USB cable works fine and may well be sufficient to make this the ideal case for many.
This case is available for the majority of the iPod range in various colours and more details can be found at the Proporta website.
