Dock Connector tο USB 2.0 Cable fοr iPod аnd iPhone (White)
- Compatibility: iPod nano 1G, 2G; iPod mini; iPod 3G, 4G, 5G, 5.5G
- Extra USB Cable fοr charging аnd syncing уουr iPod tο уουr PC
- Compatible wіth iPod models wіth dock connector
- Chains еіthеr USB 1.1 οr 2.0
- Works wіth both Mac OS аnd Windows computers
Maximize thе performance οf уουr iPod аnd уουr docking connector wіth Apple’s clever USB 2.0 intersect. Compatible wіth Windows PCs οnlу, thе cable offers up tο 480 Mbps data transfer fοr lightning-instant loading, οr synching, οf уουr entire music library tο уουr iPod portable music player. Connect thе FireWire еnd tο thе iPod power adapter tο charge thе unit whіlе synching. Thе cable іѕ compatible wіth iPods wіth dock connectors οnlу.Thе iPod Dock Connector tο USB Cable offers well-located charg
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OtterBox Defender Case fοr iPhone 3G, 3G S – White
- Ruggedized protective case іn white–fully compatible wіth thе iPhone 3G аnd iPhone 3GS
- High-impact polycarbonate bombard wіth thermal formed protective clear membrane tο safeguard screen
- Open access tο sync/charge аnd earphone jacks; υѕе οf аll buttons accessible through case
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iPhone 3G Defender Case
Thе OtterBox fοr iPhone™ 3G Defender Series™ follows іn thе Defender Series tradition bу offering stylish аnd sophisticated protection. First, a thin, clear membrane covers уουr Touch Screen tο hеlр prevent scratches аnd dings. Second іѕ a hard, strong Polycarbonate skeleton thаt surrounds уουr device. Wrapped around аll οf thіѕ іѕ a Silicone skin thаt absorbs bump аnd shock, protecting against thе accidental drop. Built-іn wіth thе case іѕ a ClipStand hols
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Review by Mac Aladdin for Dock Connector to USB 2.0 Cable for iPod and iPhone (White)
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The cable they sent is a cheap generic cable that doesn’t work properly. It does not look anything like the image and it is not an Apple product. This product page is utterly misleading and should be modified to correctly clarify the product this company is selling (i.e. a non-Apple, third party cable),
Review by Joshua T. Jenkins for Dock Connector to USB 2.0 Cable for iPod and iPhone (White)
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While the picture shows an iPod connector manufactured by Apple, you are sent a third party cable which doesn’t even allow me to connect my PC to my iPod. A whole failure of a product and of a company.
Review by A Reader for Dock Connector to USB 2.0 Cable for iPod and iPhone (White)
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Product is cheap and of poor manufacture; routinely causes my iPod to disconnect and reconnect to my computer at the slightest bump of my iPod, potentially leading to data loss. Dodge!
Review by Jeff Brennan for Dock Connector to USB 2.0 Cable for iPod and iPhone (White)
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WARNING: the picture of this product is NOT what you get, and it is made by “Inspiretech”, not Apple as claimed. Yes, it seems to charge my iPhone 3G which is all I really need it to do, but there should be some truth in labeling for these Amazon external sellers…
Review by Mary for Dock Connector to USB 2.0 Cable for iPod and iPhone (White)
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I didn’t start out a tightwad. I already bought a spare cable for $20 at the Apple store. Someone ripped it off from my desk at work. LAME. I am not made of money so I had to find a less expensive replacement. Enter: Amazon!
The quasi Apple-like packaging with a prominent ‘Made in China’ sticker product arrived in the mail a few days ago. Quick shipping? Unquestionably. Safe wrapping too: they used bubble wrap and taped it up carefully so no shipping hurt.
It works with my iPhone 3G for charging and syncing which is what I care about. If you can overlook the faux packaging you can get physically a nice cable for a lot less $.
Review by John R. Culpepper for OtterBox Defender Case for iPhone 3G, 3G S – White
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This is a fantastic case. This is the second one i have ordered (just like the yellow accent). Very rugged. You can rest simple handling your investment as long as it’s in this thing. I have dropped mine onto asphalt too many era to count, and no problems with the phone at all. I must admit, when I first got the iphone into the case, I noticed that the screen bodyguard adheres to the face of the iphone giving it an oily appearance. This is the most ordinary complaint about this particular case, but I have found the fix for this. Baby powder. I know this sounds crazy, but it works flawlessly. There is a really excellent video on youtube on how to apply it. This completely fixes the problem. Because of this small fix, I now give this product 5 stars. Contrary to some reportings, this case IS NOT waterproof. But, It does a darn excellent job protecting it from splashes, light rain, dust, etc. If you are looking for extreme protection, look no further.
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Review by Material Girl for OtterBox Defender Case for iPhone 3G, 3G S – White
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As a person who bought another case for my iPhone that eventually fell apart and contributed to my cracked screen iPhone, I chose not to take another chance with how I protect my iPhone.
My coworkers thought the black OtterBox Defender Semi-Rugged Case for iPhone 3G(S) was tacky and huge. Well I don’t care. Luckily I had insurance to cover the cost of the phone the first time around, but the new iPhone 3GS will cost more to replace if it gets hurt.
I was delighted at having this case in white. It’s more visually pleasing than the black and pairs well with my white iPhone. It has caught many common attention and they inquire about the case. To eliminate the echo sometimes heard when using this case, the filter that covers the speakers was eliminated by Otterbox. Brilliant choice. No echo now. There is a small ring around the holes to cushion the bottom too.
The case also sits better in the holster with the ratchet clip. The bulk added by this case really makes holding the phone with your shoulder to talk comfortable. The bulk added really makes the phone about the same width and height and of other case that went defunct.
If you want to protect your iPhone, this case is the way to go.
Review by Viperious for OtterBox Defender Case for iPhone 3G, 3G S – White
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If you own or are plotting to buy an iPhone, then you MUST have some sort of protection for your long term investment in this handheld device.
The otterbox does not advertise waterproofing the phone, but it does a pretty excellent job. The primary effect of the otterbox defender is to protect it from small falls to the ground. The FIRST day I had my otterbox on my phone, i slipped, and the phone when flying across the pavement and into the street. After picking it up, (along wiht my ego) i found that the skin wasnt even scratched or marked up, and the phone acted like not anything had happened (much like I did…).
Also, my dogs were fighting in my living room one day and knocked over a glass of water onto my poor Iphone in this skin… To my surprise,after shaking off the water and removing the skin, the phone itself was completely dry and unharmed… I let case and skin dry and re-installed it immediately.
This product contains two basic elements (though its advertised as three, its not…)
1: Hardcover plastic bombard container
2: Silicone sealing skin.
The hardcover yellow plastic bombard snaps onto the phone and requires a tool of sopme sort (or excellent fingernails and strong hands) to remove.
The black silicone cover is very surable, but attracts lint often and ends up life a grayinsh color if you keep the phone in your pockets (which is why i got the case to start wiht, so spare change and keys wont kill my phone.
The hardcover has two intersting elements that are noteworthy.
First: Its solution for sticky and annoying screen protectors is an off-the-surface firm, plastic film that is on the otterbox hardcover… This film allows finger tip hat to pass thru it fery effectively and keeps most lint and dust out of the phone.
Second: It has a carrying attatchment that snaps onto the phone (or that the phone snaps into, depending on your perspective). It can accept the phone from either facing (screen out or in) but it only really secures itself in with a snap if the screen is facing inward (towards the belt-clip) as you can imagine, it has a rotating belt clip with a safety hook on the inside of the clip-part so it wont slip off no matter what strap or belt you hook it on.
At the end of the day, this cover/case/skin is the best, first, and last line fo defense for your iPhone, and if you plot on getting a phone, have this baby equipped to go on it BEFORE you leave the dealer with phone in tow.
If i could rate this any higher, i would, but 5/5 stars will do… I honestly rate it 7/5 stars… its just that excellent. (Also, you should note, this retails for nearly $50 – $65 USD depending on where you go.)
Review by C. Slasor for OtterBox Defender Case for iPhone 3G, 3G S – White
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First of all, let me say this is a fantastic case for the iPhone. If you want to protect your baby from falls and boo-boos then this is the case for you. It fits well, has covers for all the exposed ports, and is cushiony enough for most falls. It’s a bit bulky but provides a solid and non-slippery feel in my hand (I have average woman sized hands).
But, unless you live in a sterile cleanroom (or are Mr. Monk) don’t get a white one. Especially if you wear makeup. I returned mine before it had a chance to get grimy but I’m sure it would’ve just been a matter of time and I didn’t want to ruin it. I only got white because I have a white iPhone and was so caught up in the excitement that I didn’t reckon it through.
I went back to the clear Case-Mate that my husband originally bought me with the phone, but otherwise I would get another Otterbox Defender in another color.
BTW, the suggestions on using baby powder to dodge the oil-slick problem really do work. Search youtube for videos screening how to do it. Since that was my main complaint with the Case-Mate I was pleased to find that solution.
So if you’re considering the Otterbox Defender in another color I’d say Go For It, but I have to recommend avoiding the white one.
Review by C. Shepherd for OtterBox Defender Case for iPhone 3G, 3G S – White
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I work in a private gymnastics gym as a coach. Everything I own and bring to the gym gets thrown, dropped, beaten, spilled upon, chalked up and just generally abused by at smallest amount one of one hundred kids nearly daily.
So when I got my iPhone I knew I needed something to protect it before I was looking to pay a huge repair bill.
Enter this case.
First off the shipping took longer than I expected. Most bits and pieces I order from Amazon get to my house in ~2 days as there is an amazon distribution center less than three hours from my house. This took a full week. I’m not complaining but I thought it was odd.
Once I received the case I pulled it out of its packaging. I expected the case to weigh more than it did. I thought I would be adding serious consequence to my phone. Something I was okay with. But it was surprisingly frivolous, I was slightly disappointed. I follow the directions and place the case on and went about my day.
It slid in and out of my pocket with ease, something I was only marginally concerned about. My number one goal for the case was protection, ease of use is secondary, so the rubber clinging to my fabric wasn’t really a concern, and as it turns out a non-issue. It just doesn’t take place.
Once I get to the gym, the kids see my phone. They say it looks like a bumble bee. Some like it, some dont. I reckon it looks supa dupa glide.
We have weights in the gym that we use for strength and conditioning and the kids were using them last night. I had sat my phone down on a mat and walked away to spot something. Its tough to keep things in your pocket and spot at the same time, so my phone is often left laying.
About half an hour after I left my phone I went back to get it and to my horror one of the kids had dropped a consequence (45 lbs) on my phone. I’m glad they avoided dropping it on their toes, but really? My iPhone was the only excellent place to let it fall? On the right side of the screen there was a huge rumple about two inches long and the hard plastic case’s beveled edge is dented.
I immediately took off the case to see how much my week ancient iPhone was hurt.
Not. A. Scratch.
In the future I’m probably not going to leave my phone by the weights but knowing this happened gives me peace of mind.
I always read the terrible reviews first so I’ll try to cover some of the things negative I read.
Number 1. The oily screen issue. Not on mine. Not even a small. IDK if they changed their product or what but there’s no residue between the plastic bodyguard and the screen.
Number 2. The holster. My first issue with people complaining about it falling off of their belt is this; what kind of pretensions loser are you that you can’t slide it in your pocket or purse? In person I will never, never use the clip but for those that will (I’m currently rolling my eyes) if you turn the phone around so that the screen is facing your body it will fit quite snuggly. I snapped mine in and I was surprised at how much force I had to use to get it off the holster. It makes more sense to have the screen face you, as it adds a layer of protection against bumping into things.
Number 3. “It’s chunky” I saw this a few era and it does add a bit of girth but I like it. I’m a large man and the phone fits my hand better now than it did without the case. I feel like I’m grabbing something, rather than feeling like I was success for something dainty like I did with the phone. It might not be your cup of tea but I like the feel. I mean I dont feel like I’m picking up a paperback novel but it is thicker.
Number 4. “It makes the screen less responsive” Less responsive than it already was? Nope. I simply have not noticed it, at all.
Number 5. “It hurts my fingers” One reviewer said that pressing the button and scraping the edges with their fingers made them sore. Sincerely? If this product hurts your fingers you should probably at some point in the next month do some blue-collar labor. I mean, you know, just to see what its like. That way you’ll kind of know what your asking “the help” to do. Maybe you could get your butler to push the button for you, I dont know.
So thats my review of this case. I’m a huge fan so far. It is heavy duty enough for my needs, it looks excellent, it feels excellent. $30 was really worth it for the protection given.