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Sunday, 7 July 2013

CaseApp Review

Posted on 11:50 by Unknown

Ok I have to say that I love personalizing stuff with things I like, I mean who doesn't. So if you like that and you don't have a tendency of dropping your phone, then you need to check it out HERE.  If lack of protection is an issue for you on your phone then this may not be the case for you. That's why this case is great for me but not for Aimee, she drops her phone a lot.This case will keep the back of your phone from minor scratches but not sure how safe it would be to drop it and I'm not going to test it. As you can see from the pictures this case is more for the look and you can pretty much customize it with any picture, including ones uploaded from your owe computer.Their website is very easy to navigate and picking a picture is easy. I got the case pretty quickly after picking the image, took less than a week.

So let's get to this...



Style : Love it, it doesn't add anything to the phone bulk or weight and you can personalize it as you can see I picked my favorite wrestler CM Punk.

Protection : Very little so if you are a person that drops your phone a lot this is not for you but if you are like me and are very aware of your phone safety you should be good but just be careful, this case is very thin and has no protection for the front of the phone.

Price : $34.00 I guess this is for the personalization process, it's a bit much for my taste.

Overall : I love it, but I am very careful with my phone. The personalization is what attracted me to it, the price makes me second guess it, but if you want something personalized its a good deal. 


Review written by Cody Tate.

Disclaimer: I was sent these products for free from CaseApp to review for my honest opinion. I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers. Your opinions may vary from my opinions.

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