Which silicone case to buy for Nano???

Hi,
I just received a brand new iPod Nano from Apple. I had one earlier but got it replaced because of faulty display. I am still keeping this one in wrappings because the first one scratched insanely easy...
So this time I will buy a case. Which one should I buy? Does the Ipod Nano tubes sold in applestore protect the display as well? If you know a good silicone cover that protects the display as well, please let me know.
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I use the ezskin by ezgear, it is a silicone case with a hard screen protector. It works great. It has a belt clip(like the ones on cell phones) it is removable. It also comes with two lanyards, one that is for the wrist and one for the neck. I really use my Nano. It is not a show piece, but a thing that I really enjoy listening to music on. I put it from day one in the case. I have never taken it out of the case and could not tell you if the body is scratched. I did scratch the heck of the hard screen protector, I am waiting for displex, but for now am using a pda protector. It is working fine. As I said I really use it, at least hard enough to scratch the heck out of the hard screen protector. I only took that off, because I wanted to try the pda protector. I could always read my play lists and even see my photos. So I really recomend this case. But I have heard great things about the duo. Just put it in the case and ignore all the scratch mongers. When you use it for what it is intended and just give it the care of a case it is an awesome tool to be used and enjoyed. Hope this helps. P.s. my wife has the same case in black for her black Nano. She is much easier on hers and her screen protector looks like new and she loves it.

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