New for the Season of Shiny and Bright: Chrome Slider Cases
‘Tis the season, so outfit your iPhone and iPod touch in the holiday spirit with our new Chrome Slider Cases. Available in Black, Gold, Copper and Silver, the Chrome Slider Cases offer durable protection for your most precious devices in true holiday style.
Featuring hardshell plastic construction with a minimal wall thickness of 1mm, each Chrome Slider Case features a pop fluro interior with rubber guardrails for shock absorption as well as impact and scratch protection. A high gloss exterior finish gives the Chrome Slider Case its unique look that’s sure to turn heads.
The Chrome Slider Cases are a featured product in WIRED Magazine’s Holiday Store in New York City, so be sure to stop by if you’re in the area to see all the latest in cutting-edge technology and design and the hottest new gear and gadgets this holiday.
Chrome Slider Cases for iPhone 3GS/3G and iPod touch are available now exclusively through our webstore and the Apple Store.
Nov 19, 2009 at 6:38 pm
This is AMAZING!!!!!!! I want them all!!!!!!!
Nov 21, 2009 at 9:30 am
I picked up the silver chrome slider today @ the Apple Store..Awesome case!! perfect for the Holidays!! Love it!!
Nov 21, 2009 at 11:35 pm
Very nice! I **LOVE** my incase matte gold case, but now I can have shiny gold too? YES! <3
Nov 23, 2009 at 6:00 pm
Slippery?
Nov 25, 2009 at 11:32 pm
Does the chrome finish reduce the wireless signal (voice/Edge/WiFi)?
Nov 27, 2009 at 2:56 pm
I would suggest if you want a metal look, get the “metallic” cases (red, gold, some greys) instead of the “chrome”.
This chrome winds up looking cheap because the reflections are too bumpy/rippled, so it looks like a knock off, and you feel like you are looking at shiny plastic. It is hard to describe but you can really tell if you compare even to just the slick IPhone backing without a case. Obviously the case is not metal, but it doesn’t fake it very well either.
Overall Incase does a nice job but I think making a chrome look doesn’t work with plastic and paint. The “metallic” style cases wind up looking more similar to Apple’s unibody mac case.