Louis Vuitton Covers reviewed the Mummy predecessors
2014-02-13 10:58
ten in total.I reviewed the Mummy predecessors for iphone 4/4S, and that i was a big fan, so I had high hopes for this one.pleased to say that it hasn let me down. It practically exactly a similar case, only it for any newer iphone. Let me tell you what I love about it.The Good Firstly, the Mummy is definitely unique ?you won find another silicone situation for apple iphone with this design, that appears to be this good on your handset. Quite a bit of care has gone into its design to ensure it delivers all-round protection for your personal iphone when still leaving a good deal of it on clearly show.It also a high top quality circumstance like the Calculator Silicone Case for Apple Iphone 4/4s Yellow . The silicone thick, and it offers a nice, tight fit. It solid, so it is possible to apply and remove it again and again without possessing to worry about tearing it. It is possible to even slip sharp credit cards in and out of it and it won really feel a thing.The silicon nice and soft and tremendous smooth, and not too sticky. When it will pick up hair and bits of fluff each and every so often, it doesn attract everything, so you can comfortable slip it in and out of a pocket without the need of too significantly bother. And because it silicone, when it does get dirty, you may wipe it more than with a wet cloth or run it under a tap to clean it (ensuring you e iphone initial, of study course).I wasn always comfortable with this, having said that, because I was worried my card would scratch my apple iphone aluminum casing. It didn, which is why I?m not including this point from the ?Bad?section below, but it could be some thing youl want to keep an eye on ?particularly when you have a black apple iphone that loves being chipped and scratched.The Bad The Mummy thick silicone ?although robust and resilient ?does make it just a little thicker than other silicone apple iphone conditions for example Digicam Silicone Circumstance for apple iphone 4/ 4S Deepblue .
