hi Jackie, I'm having an issue finding one of these cases for my iPhone5s at
the moment.
Do you know if the cases for the 5 will be all right for the 5s as well?.
I was searching on Amazon.co.uk
Billy
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Hi
The OtterBox Defender also has a plastic plate with a very well sprung belt clip on the back that you can optionally attach to the rear of the case. I put this on when I am wearing trousers or a skirt that doesn't have pockets. I love this case even though it is bulky. Not sure I would use any other type now or in the future.
Kind regards,
Jackie Brown
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Date: Friday, 9 October 2015 14.08
Subject: [access-uk] Re: iPhone case recommendations
You can also have an extra glass protector put on over the screen. This protects the screen without making the phone really bulky. I do agree the otter box is probably the best protection but the iPhone 6 is quite big with an otter box on it.
The extra glass protector certainly worked when my daughter dropped her phone.
Jo
From: Niall Gallagher
Sent: Friday, October 09, 2015 12.20 PM
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] Re: iPhone case recommendations
Hi Mike,
I agree with the case recommendations of Eleanor and Jackie.
I would like to mention 3 criteria which I think are essential in a good iPhone case.
1. Screen Protection--It is very important to have screen protection in addition to a film type screen protector. Something more substantial is required to provide ultimate protection.
2. Complete enclosure--I think that the back, all side, top and bottom of the device need to be enclosed. This is provided with the case recommended, but is also present in most other cases.
3. Raised Bezel--This is the surround of the cases opening which is raised so that when the phone is laid on its front, the screen doesn't touch the surface at all. The raised bezel creates a space between the phone's screen, and any surface it may be laid upon.
The case recommended meets all of the criteria mentioned, but I thought it may be helpful to point out the above information as you could then evaluate other cases.
Personally, I have found leather wallet style cases to be very good, and they also usually meet the above criteria.
However, you need to make sure the closing latch on wallet cases is substantial, some are loose and allow the wallet to open un-expectedly.
Kind regards,
Niall
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On 9 Oct 2015, at 10.08, Jackie Brown <jackieannbrown62@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I recommend the OtterBox Defender cases. I have one on my iPhone 6, and it really is very protective. It does make the phone a bit bulky, but I would rather that than do any more damage as I unfortunately had a mishap earlier this year where the phone had to be replaced, and could have done with the OtterBox at that time!!
You can get OtterBox Defender cases from Amazon, roughly "20.
Kind regards,
Jackie Brown
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From: Mike Ray <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Access-UK <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thursday, 8 October 2015 21.32
Subject: [access-uk] iPhone case recommendations
Hello folks,
I have done what I once swore I'd never do and bought a second-hand
iPhone 5s. Didn't get on with my Android Sony Experia.
It currently has no case. Does anybody have any recommendations for a
case for an iPhone 5s which will afford the greatest protection from
drops, carrying around in pockets etc? No Miffy or Hello Kitty jibes
please concom)
Mike
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