14 DAY TRIAL // Do you like your iPhone? Do you like spoiling your iPhone? If so, why don't you save 25 bucks on whatever you usually do and give your handset some personality, the Griffin way? iPod nano owners already have it their way this week, so why wouldn't you?
"Wave cases protect your iPhone without hiding its features or functionality. Place your iPhone into the Wave case, press the two halves together with a satisfying click, and your iPhone is protected inside a durable polycarbonate shell. The unique wave-shaped closure provides greater interlocking surface area, so you can carry your iPhone with confidence," Griffin says.
To remove the skin, you need to lay the phone on a flat surface and start with the bottom area around the dock connector of your iPhone to gently pull the two pieces apart. The screen protector actually consists of not one, not two, but three layers of film, according to Griffin. The "stickered" tabs on the screen protector are attached to the two outside layers. They will be removed once you apply the screen protector.
Wave cases are available in a variety of flavors, including translucent Red, Pink, Orange, Green, Blue, and Black.
Features - Case locks around iPhone with elegant wave contours on both sides; - Durable, beautiful polycarbonate material protects against bumps and scratches; - You retain full access to ports, controls, and multi-touch display of your iPhone; - Comes with premium cleaning cloth and static peel screen protector, and is available in translucent Red, Pink, Orange, Green, Blue, and Black.
Griffin Technology's official web site also offers customer support for stuff like "How do I remove the case?"; "What's the best way to apply the screen protector?" and "What's the correct way to put my iPhone in the case?" A video guide is available for the latter, and we suggest you give it a look just in case you love your iPhone too much.
Griffin's Wave Case for iPhone costs $24.99.
