A lot of mixed reviews on that, some say it is great whereas some despise it, haven't looked too much into the iPhone 5 version but I remember they used to have problems with the edges.
They've changed the edges so they're rounded off.
A lot of mixed reviews on that, some say it is great whereas some despise it, haven't looked too much into the iPhone 5 version but I remember they used to have problems with the edges.
Nice I am kind of considering going along the same lines. But would that case protect against drops? Or just for scratch protection?
Did you buy that from the Pinlo website? Are they any good (the website, not the case)?
All depends on the type of drop. I used a Pinlo case on my iPhone 4. I dropped it several times and luckily the case took all the impact itself. Although that case design was slightly different. The iPhone 5 version seems tougher. An example of one time I dropped it, I went to catch it and ended up smacking the phone down even faster and it bounced of a sharp edge of furniture. I was sure the iPhone 4 would be damaged (dented or worse). But the case just had a tiny internal fracture crack.
The case does not have a raised lip around the screen like some cases - it's flush or ever so slightly lower then the screen bezel. Can take some more pics if you would like.
Case: Pinlo semi-transparent black 0.35mm case (thinnest iPhone 5 case in the world).
Screen Protector: anti-glare™ film set for iPhone 5 (made by Power Support in Japan - available in your local Apple Store).
Yea, it's not hard plastic.
Well this turned up today and I'm very happy, looks and feels lovely. Not the best picture but...
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What case is that? I am receiving an iPhone5 tomorrow...
£35 what a absolute rip!
£35 what a absolute rip!
Not trying to sound defensive of my purchase (well, maybe a little) but unless you've actually had one you can't really comment on the price. Anyway, it's far from the most expensive case I've seen.
Why can't I comment on it? I am right now. It's a rip off for a bit of plastic with leather at the back. If it was a nicer case I wouldn't be saying £35 is a rip off but for that case yes it is.
Just to say Ive used Knomo stuff for years (love my leather sleeve!) and its top quality and worth the premium, £35 for one of their cases isnt that bad, just look at the pricing of some of their other stuff!Really, have you handled one? It's very high quality, nicest phone case I've ever owned. Perfect fit, and a great premium feel which adds hardly any bulk or weight. Unlike a lot of other slim cases, it feels like it would actually do a good job of protecting from drops too, rather than just shattering. I'm very happy with it and it will remain as my iP5 case for the foreseeable future.
Fair enough, £35 is comparatively high when people are buying cheap £5 cases off of eBay, but I've tried those and there's no comparison IMO. When you've paid £500 for the phone, £35 to protect it while keeping a premium feel is nothing.
Not trying to sound defensive of my purchase (well, maybe a little) but unless you've actually had one you can't really comment on the price. Anyway, it's far from the most expensive case I've seen.