Iphone 4 case scratch...

Hey guys I have been hearing stories from people that iphone 4 cases leave scratches on the exterior of the phone. I am thinking of buying a case because this would protect my phone in case I drop it. However, I am faced with this dilemma of whether I should because I dont wana scratch the phone either. What do you guys think about this? Do you guys have any suggestions on which case to get (like the rubber ones or the hard plastic ones) in order to prevent scratching?

I ordered ghost armor ( www.ghost-armor.com ). They have it available for Verizon iPhones. I ordered the full body case one. So the phone'll be protected even under the case. It's stronger and more resistant than InvisiShield.
Also, here's a 10% discount promo code: GA4LAUP
;D
Other than that, I'm getting the Waddler Case (it looks like a penguin!) from www.case-mate.com . They're the only site I found (beyond Verizon and Apple) that actually have Verizon iPhone cases available. And they've got quite a variety too! Yay! =D

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With out a doubt - The Otterbox Defender Case is the best case going - Many of my friends have iPhones - They have now or have had every case imaginable - I read all the reviews and went with the Otterbox Defender Case - I have a few scratches on the Otterbox screen protector - Not one scratch anywhere on my iPhone - I have dropped my phone in this case - No damage at all - I open it up every now and then just to check if my phone has gotten any scratches from the inside of the case - Not one - It works so well that I have bought a second one to have when the built in screen protector gets to scratched for my taste - But - It repels damage so well that i may never need it - The holster also works really well - If you are thinking of an iPhone think of a case first - I had my Otterbox Defender in hand a few days before my phone arrived - It never had a moment without it on and has been great ever since - Bottom line - Buy the case first - Then get the phone - One more thing - The installation instructions that come with the Otterbox are okay - You can see an installation vidieo on the Otterbox Website that makes it an easy move

Free iphone case? ya right

Hello,
I purchased an Iphone 4 back in July. although i have been happy with the product, i have been extremely dissatisfied with the customer service of this product. I signed up for the free bumper/iphone case back in july. The reason i am writing is that i still have not received it. Apple has shipped it out 4-5 times to incorrect addresses. The people on the phone have been incapable of taking down a proper address. Now the phone is all scratched up and damaged because of the lack of a case. The phone is good but the service behind it leaves something to be desired. I had a new phone and now it looks well banged up. Very disappointed. I have quite a few Apple products in my household: 2 Macbook Pros, Mac mini, Apple TV, Time Capsule, and a few Ipods. Now, i may start to rethink my Apple loyalty considering the sub par performance on this issue.

Sean Couvreux wrote:
Hello,
I purchased an Iphone 4 back in July. although i have been happy with the product, i have been extremely dissatisfied with the customer service of this product. I signed up for the free bumper/iphone case back in july. The reason i am writing is that i still have not received it. Apple has shipped it out 4-5 times to incorrect addresses. The people on the phone have been incapable of taking down a proper address. *Now the phone is all scratched up and damaged because of the lack of a case.* The phone is good but the service behind it leaves something to be desired. I had a new phone and now it looks well banged up. Very disappointed. I have quite a few Apple products in my household: 2 Macbook Pros, Mac mini, Apple TV, Time Capsule, and a few Ipods. Now, i may start to rethink my Apple loyalty considering the sub par performance on this issue.
thats your own fault.. I agree you should have gotten your free case but the bumper has hardly any protection at all to the phone if you mistreat it in a bumper its going to get all scratched up as well..
my fiance has her iphone out of the case and has no scratches on it whatsoever

IPhone cases necessary?

There are lots of options for casing iPhones, first are they really necessary in terms of protection? If so, which is better? Plastic or rubber ones? Does the InCase plastic slider case scratch your phone when you slight it on since it seems like a real tight fit. I hear that the rubber one made by InCase losses elasticity over just a few months. Any different options?

IMHO these are the best of each kind..... It is awesome without a case, but I think after the first drop you will regret not protecting your baby
leather case:
http://www.vajacases.com/home/home_en.html
soft rubber case:
http://www.iskin.com.revo
hard plastic case:
http://www.switcheasy.com/iPhone.htm
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Will the iPhone 5 scratch easily when I fit the case as my case is make of metal?

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Any Iphone case (snaps tightly) with belt clip ?

Can anyone suggest Iphone case with belt clip (with rotation upto 90 degrees or more).
I have tried several of them (with belt clip) all of them are not snapping iphone properly and have a feeling that iphone may fall if walk little fast.
Has any one has any suggestions.
Earlier I had a motorola phone whose holster with belt clip snaps in properly

I bough that case and returned it when I accidentally
figured out how to get the phone out. Once you put
the iPhone in the case, it's close to impossible to
remove the phone to the point of breaking the case.
It suggests to slide out the phone: the angle is too
tight and it was close to scratching the screen.
Highly not recommended and stay clear from this case!
I agree. I bought one when I got the iPhone last week, mostly because I didn't want to use it without any case at all. You're right: it's very difficult to remove the iPhone. Plus, the belt clip feels very flimsy.
I'm holding out for a leather case with some padding to protect the iPhone when I drop it. Ideally, I'd like one similar to the case that I bought for my Sony PDA six years ago. It was pricey (about $71 with shipping), but worth every penny. I just checked the company's Web site (http://www.vajacases.com) - they make an iPhone case, but it looks like you have to remove the phone to use it. They apparently have more designs on the way, though.
(The funny part is that the iPhone with the clear case fits almost perfectly in my Vaja case! I think I may use it that way until they come out with a flip case that's specifically designed for it.)

For iPhone Case Lovers and their concern of Magnet Closers!!

I recently learned that some have had issues with their iPhone when used with a cases that includes magnets for closing. Sorry mwhitted for your woes.
While looking for a nice case for myself I became concerned of this, and decide to contact Sena about their Dockable iPhone case. This case seemed to be exactly what I was looking for, but after reading mWhitted and a few others problems I wasn't sure.
So I sent them a e-mail with the links and question their knowledge about their product.
This was late last night (about 1:39 am). How about 10:09 in the a.m. I get a response! A Long and thoroughly explained response (read Below).
Great customer service! I am going to give this company a try and see how well this works.
I have included my original e-mail to them and their response by Ronda so that you may judge for yourself.
PS. mWhitted, aparently the case you used may not have had the proper magnets and maybe not assembled appropriately for this phone which may have caused the problem. What do you think, maybe this may have been the cause?
Thanks for the info by the way.
Below is my email to them.
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephan Singh
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 01:39 am PDT (GMT-07:00)
Subject: Pre-Order Dockable iPhone case
I have looked up many cases for my iPhone and I have found your Dockable one to be just the style and function I am looking for. Although recently there has been a buzz going around that the magnetic closing cases such as these have caused many iPhones to malfunction.
I was curious as to if you had any information on this? I also wanted to send you this so that you may look into this to avoid any potential problems with your sales.
Another question, I would like to know if it would be possible to replace the magnets in this case and apply velcro to it instead as an option for your customers?
As far as the info that I had on the magnets, you can read tease threads from apple support forums for reference.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1018081
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1036960&tstart=0
Please contact me asap on this issue, for I would like to know my options on a purchase through you.
Thank you
Stephan
NOW HERE IS THEIR MESSAGE BACK.
----- Original Message ----
From: Sena Cases <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 10:09:26 AM
Subject: Case Update: 1086 - Pre-Order Dockable iPhone case
Update for Case #1086 - "Pre-Order Dockable iPhone case"
We use only non Neodymium magnets that do not interfere with the device. We have done extensive testing with many devices to assure that the magnet use will not harm the internal applications or antenna on the devices which we manufacture cases for. Also we have long created cases for use with the IPOD nano, Ipod 3rd,4th and Ipod Video devices using the non Neodymium magnets in our cases without any interferance at all after selling thousands upon thousands of cases. Sena Cases are designed by Engineers with PhD, they are all handcrafted by skilled craftsmen who have been in the leather industry for many years making them expert leather craftsmen, our cases are not just designed by a purse maker or a designer who is thinking of only fashion and style, because of the engineering focus of the design staff they are detail oriented making sure that each and every feature and function of the device has been addressed and is accessible as well as taking wevery precaution to protect the devices and information which belongs to our loyal customers, and new customers as we hope that each person who finds their way to Sena Cases will become loyal to our products for all devices which they own now and in the future. Because our company's entire focus is PDA, Smartphone and Computer cases Sena Management and Design staff have extensively researched magnets available in the industry and magnetic substrates, with a solid plan to avoid any magnet which would harm any device we have created a case for, So the selection of the magnets available and the possible strengths that we can use are focused on a very limited type and size of magnet, sometimes even shape takes some precidence in the design of certain cases, in regards to the iPhone magnets the staff have created a new installation making the magnet undetectable on the open face of the case so that the form and shape are very sleek and suitable to the high style devbice which is in the Sena Case. Some case makers off shore may just throw a case together without considering future ramifications, These case manufacturers may be selling cases at a lower price point not created out of fine materials or more novelty type accessory cases that are often offered at a bargain price that is unbelievably inexpensive, They may be thinking when creating their own design that " this company and that company use magnets we will to..." this may be how cases get created for devices which may harm the device that they were intended to protect. Sena Cases has taken every precaution to design a slim sleek sexy iphone case that will protect your device in a very stylish fashion throughout the years that you own this expensive device.
I will pass your forum links on to our design staff and the research group as well as our company president for review, Customer feedback is highly valued here at Sena Cases. I assure you that serious research has been done to assure that your iPHONE case will fit precisely allow access to all features and functions and to protect your investment in the device and the information which it contains as you as well as your referrals and your future business is our main focus and if we dint sweat all the little details to attempt to create you a perfect case for your device we could not expect your loyalty to our brand.
We do also stand behind all our products with a one year warranty against any manufacturing defects. The best compliment we can receive is for a customer to refer family, friends, colleagues and strangers that they cross paths with to our cases as your refferral of our product is more valuable to us that a full page color ad in a major magazine, if your happy you will refer many people to our products who will refer their friends and so on and so on....
Stephan, I reccomend that you avoid Neodymium magnets in what ever case you elect to purchase and you will be fine, I am hopefull that you will elect to protect your iPhone in our cases, as we make a fine product as does many competitors in the market, I am not familiar with their designs for this device so I cannot speak openly about any of them, but the iPHONE cases in our office on display as well as future designer cases to be released before the fall are all incredible. Sena Will have some leathers and designs nwever seen before by similar type device owners ever in the past, as our company has searched out new Leather vendors as well as creating our traditional line of stylish Sena cases will be releasing a designer series of cases for iPHONE because the device is phenomonal the design staff and management felt that the cases could also help carry off the devices style in a ddifferent intrepretation.
You will love any of the Sena Cases designs which are available now or in the future., We have had customers stop by and try on the prototype cases which we have photographed and were in love with the look and fit. The sensor on the face of the case has been revised the original case designed before the device was available to accommodate the proximity/light sensors! The sensor lies above the ear piece at the top of the screen. so there will be two circular oval type openings above the screen. These cases are really off the hook, crazy cool and distinctively beautiful, I am hopeful you will enjoy owning one to protect your device.
Regards,
Rhonda
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OK. Here it is...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neodymium_magnet
"Neodymium magnets are very strong in comparison to their mass..."
A.K.A. "rare-earth magnetS".
"While most solid state electronic devices are not effected by magnetic fields, some medical devices are not manufactured to mitigate the effects of strong magnetic fields." Maybe phones too?
These could be the ones that I removed from my case:
http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=D603
From the above sales site:
"Never place neodymium magnets near electronic appliances."

Will iphone cases work with the touch

when looking for a case, can you use an iphone case?
or do you have to buy specific touch cases?

1G Touch cases also won't work with the 2G Touch that was just released. The case is a slightly different shape and there's a volume control on the side that would be covered by a 1G case.
The way power is supplied to the Touch through the dock connector changed as well.
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I recently bought a Zen. I wanted to try out a case before buying out, but haven't been able to find a case in a store.
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You never stated anything earlier about Compass so I was talking about the magnetic case not having an effect on the iPhone itself. If you are attempting to use Compass of course that will have an effect since there is no way for the weak magnetic field of the earth to override the magnetic field of the case. So if you want to use Compass then don't use the magnetic case. If you want to use the magnetic case then don't use Compass. Simple.
You can't have it both ways.
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The leather cases for $39.95 are good and I have ordered one based on reader recomendations. But I suspect that if they are soft, leaning on them might accidentally activate a function on the iPhone (a freind of mine has already had trouble with this).
Hey Apple - howsabout designing one the same size and shape as the leather one, but as a HARD case - like some people have for their glasses? Leave only about 1-2mm space between the lid and the iPhone glass, so it stays slim, but also so that there is no possibility of accidentally activating the screen. Essentially it would be like a case for glasses - when you pop it open, you have the face of the iPhone in front of you. I think that would be awesome.
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what iphone case is the best?
I can get a from here but need a case
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Thinking of purchasing a new iPhone case which has a leather flip cover for the touch screen and has magnetic fasteners.
Dose anyone know if this can affect the iPhone or it's touch screen?
Thanks.
here is the site and it is a dock ’able’ case.
Found it on another thread here.
http://www.senacases.com/Brands/Apple-iPhone-Cases/SENA-DOCKABLE-CASE-FOR-iPHONE

How did you replace them?
Did it come with that option or did you just cut them
out?
Lastly what case are you using?
Thanks for the info, I'll be looking for a velcro
case now.
It's a cheap generic case that I got at a T-Mobile kiosk in the mall. I cut performed a little surgey and removed the 4 small magnets and used some self-stick Velcro from Office Max.
I have a Case-Mate cover on order for protection, (http://www.case-mate.com/phones/apple/Perforated-Leather-iPhone-Case) but I HOPE I can still use my case (or something like it) as a carrier and not have to have it hanging exposed from a belt clip.
Here are a couple of nice looking Velcro pouches that I'm actually considering as a replacement for mine. (The surgery wasn't completely successful, and it WAS a pretty cheap case to start with.)
I think I like the looks of this one best:
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But this one's not bad either:
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