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There's a wider variety of nano cases then you might expect, in a variety of stiles. You might find choosing a case more complicated than you planned. When you look for holders you'll find everything from plastic belt clips to workout armbands, to high-end fashion statements. The level of protection from weather and bumping ranges widely as well. Where will you use your nano? Take a minute to think through your day. When do you want your nano? Would you like background music in the house when you're starting your day? Maybe you want music for your workouts. Do you plan to listen to podcasts on the bus (train, plane)? How about when you'r driving? Will you be outside much? Are you (like me) likely to drop the nano and want it protected? Now that you've thought about it, you probably realize you need a couple different holders. For example, I use a leather and snakeskin holder during my commutes and have a Belkin neoprene armband for my workouts. For Working Out: When working out you need to protect it from drops, bumps, and bangs. You'll want easy access to the iPod nano without it getting in the way. Most exercisers use an armband. If you do a solid workout, you'll want to get a sweat-resistant armband. (You don't want your nano getting wet.) I have a neoprene armband with a plastic film front cover and a cord keeper. Armbands do have a downside, as it can be hard to see the display if you want to change the playlist. Maybe you'd rather carry your iPod nano when working out. If so, get a holder with a slip-proof exterior (silicone works wel). Make sure it's thick enough to cushion against bumps and drops. Commuting to Work In my consultant days, the details of my appearance mattered (perhaps too much). If you need a conservative, put-together image you should get a leather nano holder. Protect it from scratching by getting a holder with a lining. My favorite is made of nappa leather and has a velvet liner. If a conservative image doesn't matter, I'm jealous. Read the next paragraphs to decide what level of practicality or style is right for you. Practical Features: If you'll be outside much you might consider waterproof cases. Also think about whether you need a belt clip or perhaps a snap to help you keep track of the case. If your iPod nano will be rattling around in a briefcase or purse, or if it's likely to get bumped or dropped often, be careful. You'll want to get a hard-sided case to protect your nano. Fashion options: If you want your iPod nano to show a little style, you have some good options. See the review of designer nano cases on my website for designers like Cloe Dao, Difusi, and Gilty Couture. Ready to get your nano case now? Go forth and buy? If you'd like to look around a bit more stop by my website for some ideas. Regardless of where you buy, enjoy your new iPod 3g nano. Article Source: http://www.articlewheel.com
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