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09-24-2005, 05:27 AM
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Hard Case!
Im after a strong case for my psp. I lead a very active life an will be taking my PSP out and about with me, I know it will take a knock of 2.
So can you people recemend a strong case? I have seen some aluminum cases, are these strong enough? Also what it the best screen protector? I would prefer to buy on line in the UK, or anywhere that ships to the UK reliable. TIA Scott |
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09-26-2005, 09:37 AM
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Yep, give the logitech case a go. I have had one a few months now and it is superb. The only problem is that, unlike a lot of the other cases, it can't hold UMDs or memory sticks too.
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09-26-2005, 01:10 PM
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Definitely the Logitech one, if you can get it. I'm in Sydney, AUS, pretty much impossible to get it here. Sony Central store, EB, games shop, no one stock them. Been trying to get them for the last 3 weeks, no luck...
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09-26-2005, 07:08 PM
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Logitech clear game case has my full approval... great bit of kit... and cat safe too 8)
If you travel and need the extra battery life then I suggest the Intec case made from ally with a built in battery... not so good to use the psp in the case like the logitech one nad needs some 'adjustments' to be able to use earbuds in the psp but apart from that the case and added battery support is awesome. Des :roll:
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10-01-2005, 05:57 AM
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i bought one off ebay a type of hard case that ws bout 12 dollars postage and all. It is good as it has a puch for umds etc and for haedphones etc. Its okay fairly hard if dropped then it wont break however if stood on or excessive force is applied brekage is a possiblity. It is called hard foam it is compsoed of hard plastic surrounded by foam and then a softer plastic Hope it helps
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10-13-2005, 04:33 PM
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i got myself one of those intec aluminum safe cases you were talking about for my birthday. the case is SOLID i mean absolutely impenetrable.although i dont know how well it protects the screen by itself because i always lay 1 or 2 of those soft cloths in the bottom and put the psp in upside down for maximum screen protection. the only prob i have is it cuts down on portability. sticking that thing in your pocket is completely out of the question
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10-18-2005, 11:28 PM
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hard case
Check the case over at www.corecases.com. I ordered one a few weeks ago and have found no problems. All the cutouts work with the PSP and the lid folds to watch movies or whatever. For 15 bucks it is the best case on the market. I wish it held UMD but the low profile is best for carrying around. I never use the logitech anymore.
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10-19-2005, 01:03 AM
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Get an aero case. It's not hard, but boy is it shock resistant.
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