Vers Wooden iPhone and iPod Cases
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Many have tried to come up with iPhone or iPod cases that bring all sorts of functionalities or just a stylish design that grabs people’s attention, but little have succeeded to come up with both. Well it looks like the creative folks from Vers have proved their wood crafting skills by coming up with these stylish cases made from select US hardwoods (walnut or cherry) and Bamboo.
With a unique character enhanced by one of the most beautiful material around, Vers’ cases not only look neat, but they also come with reinforced steel pins that turn them into a naturally rigid and impact-resistant accessory for either your iPhone or iPod. More to it, the cases come with a soft, scratch-resistant lining and a durable UV & moisture-resistant clear coat.
Although Vers’ iPhone/iPod wooden cases obscure most of the screen, it can be easily removed thanks to a quick eject detail. Available with a large radii for easy pocket and bag access, the cases suit the iPhone, the iPod Touch, the iPod Classic and the iPod Nano. Prices to beautify your device start from $34.99. We’re sold!
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I have never seen a wooden cell phone case. It’s an interesting concept which seems to mesh modern technology with natural beauty. I’m not sure how practical it would be though if it covers most of the screen and needs to be removed frequently. I’d love to see one in person. Thanks for sharing!
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