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Speck SkinTight case for 700p and 700w
Mon Jun 26, 2006 - 4:21 PM EDT - By Xious Sonenberg
Conclusion

If you're rough on your gear or your job calls for heavy-duty Treo protection and you prefer a low profile case, this one fills the bill nicely. The new Speck SkinTight gets praise for improvements over the 650 version, but it still needs some work. If it had an SD card and beaming window cutout, it would get my highest rating.


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Criteria 

 Rating

Aesthetics 4
Usability 3
Protection 4
Cost/Benefit 4
Overall
(not an average)
Pros
  • Kraton material protects well
  • Very grippy surface prevents slipping
  • Hard plastic screen cover swivels open and protects LCD display
  • Cutouts for multi-connector, LED, stylus, ringer, keyboard and camera
  • Grilles cover speakers and offer some protection from moisture
  • Stylish looks
    • Cons
  • No cutouts for Infrared window or SD slot
  • So grippy, it inverts pockets easily
  • Attracts dust & lint
  • Belt clip is ineffective
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    Product Info
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    > Name Speck SkinTight case
    > Company Speck Products
    > Treo Models 700w, 700p
    > Fact Sheet & User Opinions
    Availability
    > Available
    Pricing
    > $34.95

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