Belkin f8z132gry Carrying Case For digital player - iPod

Great case for using with a lanyard.

I purchased this case to replace my last Belkin clear case. The two halves fit together nicely, and the headphone jack "locks" through the case. The case is a single continuous piece with a rubberized hinge holding it together. In addition, the loop for the lanyard is on the opposite end from...

Some problems

Unable to figure out how to use the lanyard - eventually adapted to a lanyard I already had. Some instructions/directions would have been nice.Otherwise, totally satisfied with the product.

Best of Both Worlds

I was excited to find a case that showed the natural look of the ipod nano (2nd generation) but added the extra "bounce" that a silicone skin provides. This case is a nice cross between those objectives. It flips open for placing the nano into the case (or removing it) and so far retains a...

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