Monday, October 27, 2003
Quick Look at the Vaja iPod Case 667
Posted by marlof in "OFF-TOPIC" @ 06:00 AM
Although a Pocket PC can be used as a portable MP3 player, I still went for an iPod since it gives me 30 GB of storage. I'm very pleased with the iPod and the only complaint I had was that it scratches very easily, both the metal back and the white front. The top of the line units do come with a slipcase, but you can't use the buttons when the iPod is in this case, so you'll have to take your iPod from the case all the time, adding to the scratching. Enter Vaja Cases.
The quality of the Vaja iPod Case 667 is like we've come to expect and like from Vaja: good quality leather, nice finishing and a great fit. When the iPod is in the case, the scroll wheel and buttons are free, and the screen is protected with a plastic insert. The ports and buttons at the top and bottom are left free. There's a headphone cutout in the flip cover, so you can plug in the (remote and your) headphone, even when the flip cover is closed. You can also charge and sync the iPod using a cable when it's inside the case.
My only complaint about this case would be that you can't dock the iPod when it's inside the case. I had the dock set up next to my stereo set, to use my iPod as my jukebox. Now I have to plug in the two cables manually into my iPod. Highly doable, but docking the device would be even easier. But all in all I'm very pleased with this case and I've used it on my iPod since I've received it. If you think you'd like it as well, you can get this case through Vaja Cases starting at US$ 34,90.
The quality of the Vaja iPod Case 667 is like we've come to expect and like from Vaja: good quality leather, nice finishing and a great fit. When the iPod is in the case, the scroll wheel and buttons are free, and the screen is protected with a plastic insert. The ports and buttons at the top and bottom are left free. There's a headphone cutout in the flip cover, so you can plug in the (remote and your) headphone, even when the flip cover is closed. You can also charge and sync the iPod using a cable when it's inside the case.
My only complaint about this case would be that you can't dock the iPod when it's inside the case. I had the dock set up next to my stereo set, to use my iPod as my jukebox. Now I have to plug in the two cables manually into my iPod. Highly doable, but docking the device would be even easier. But all in all I'm very pleased with this case and I've used it on my iPod since I've received it. If you think you'd like it as well, you can get this case through Vaja Cases starting at US$ 34,90.
