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Question: Why is the hole so small where the i-pod connector is to the head phone jack? I can not get my jack to connect properly and it cuts in and out!
Document: I bought this in conjunction with a black iPod, and I love the look. I also love the accessories it comes with, like the dock connector piece and the headphone jack. It does a good job protecting my iPod from the wear and tear of being in my purse and backpack. I haven't dropped it yet, but it seems like it would stay put together if I did because of how it clicks into place.
The little downside is the screen on the cases is all scratched up. But if i didn't buy this cases I would probably be really upset about my smashed Ipod. all the extras sent with the case are great and all usb connectors and different head phone jacks have all worked with this one.
I feel pretty confident in my iPod's safety using this case. It is completely covered, save for the hold switch and headphone jack. It also looks really cool.There are a few downsides:- The case material (lexan?) is prone to very fine scratches- With polarized sunglasses on, the case adds a slight prismatic effect to the screen image- The headphone jack hole should be a little larger in diameter.
Anyway, it finally did come off and I tested it a few times before putting it back on and long story short, it's cool.Pros:  Looks sleek even with scratches.Cons:  You'll need to raise your brightness to 100% to see it through the case. You'll need the patience of a saint (and maybe a shot or two of Jack Daniels) to take the time to get this thing off.
This case stores iPod in mint condition no scratches no worry. The only thing it needs to get 5 stars is a up to date headphones Jack and rubber flap on the bottom.
By very easily, I mean almost as bad as the back cover of the iPod itself. But personally I don't care as long as the iPod isn't getting scratches in it. Another problem is if you're an audiophile with large cables like me. I had to file away at the dock connection in order to get the iPod to work with my fiio e9 LOD cable.Finally, I wish switcheasy would have included a cover for the headphone jack.
Talk about a snug fit! I half expected this case to come apart easy and be made of cheap plastic. No the case at all! In fact, the fit is so snug that it is also the only small drawback. If you do want to get your case off, I hope you don't need to do it quickly. Other than that, it's a great protective case. The smoke screen cover doesn't hinder viewability enough to be annoying or a deal breaker. I would much rather protect my iPod.
I really like this case--it fits my 160 GB iPod classic perfectly and is very sleek. I wanted a hard case for the extra protection, and I feel like I got the best one I could get.The headphone opening is small, but it comes with an adapter for large headphones which should solve any issues there. The only other issue is that the dark color of the case dims the screen a little bit, but that can be fixed by turning up the screen brightness.
I have been trying cases for my iPod classic for a long time. I use it in my car with the connector supplied. Unfortunately, the connector is too thick to fit through any case that I have tried. I just want to protect the iPod while it rattles around in my console but it seems no one ,makes a case with a large enough opening to fit the connectors supplied by car companies. If anyone makes an adaptor that has a smaller connector I'd love to know about it!
no problems here, easy on easy off i have no need for the protective stickers i did use it then replaced my Ipod removal was easy as well as sticker came off with out problems have not dropped it yet but goes in my back pack rolls around every I keep it away from my phone tho its a lil heavy broke my screen on my phone so i had to replace that and it looks cool
Answer: You might have got a lemon. Mine fits fine with no problem