The Ready Case for iPhone 5 is like a swiss army knife
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If James Bond owned an iPhone 5, not a Sony Xperia T, then this is the case he would probably be interested in. It is called the Ready Case and what makes it special is that it can be used for a lot more than just protecting the smartphone from every-day wear and tear. It comes with an array of tools, among which a USB drive (8 or 16 gigs of storage available), a set of detachable lenses for the camera, a multi-functional tool with a blade and a bottle opener, and a headphone clip to prevent those wires from getting all tangled up.
The Ready Case is about 3 millimeters thick, so it doesn't add a whole lot of bulk to your iPhone. In fact, it makes an iPhone 5 only slightly thicker than an iPhone 4S. Speaking of the 4S, the accessory ships with a pair of bodies - one for the iPhone 5 and one compatible with the predecessor, so even if you currenly have the old model, but upgrade at a later time, the Ready Case will have you covered.
How do you get one? Well, you can't really buy the Ready Case yet. It is still nothing much than an Indiegogo project (a Kickstarter alternative), but since it has received more than enough funding, production of the accessory should begin in the near future. If you pre-order one now via the source link below, you can get an 8GB or 16GB Ready Case without the lenses for $40 and $50 respectively. The lenses will set you back $60 extra.
source: The Ready Case (Indiegogo) via Mashable
The Ready Case is about 3 millimeters thick, so it doesn't add a whole lot of bulk to your iPhone. In fact, it makes an iPhone 5 only slightly thicker than an iPhone 4S. Speaking of the 4S, the accessory ships with a pair of bodies - one for the iPhone 5 and one compatible with the predecessor, so even if you currenly have the old model, but upgrade at a later time, the Ready Case will have you covered.
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source: The Ready Case (Indiegogo) via Mashable
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10 Comments
1. android_hitman posted on 11 Oct 2012, 10:10 1 4
take a beautiful Iphone 5 and throw it in a horrible looking case...
excellent idea...
4. vvelez5 posted on 11 Oct 2012, 11:28 3 2
Are you implying that you should not get a case for a phone that easily scratches on both sides and is more fragile than Samuel L. Jackson's character in Unbreakable?
8. vvelez5 posted on 11 Oct 2012, 16:16 2 0
I bet I got the thumbs down because no one got the reference.
2. joey_sfb posted on 11 Oct 2012, 10:45 1 1
Yup! seen quite a few iPhone 5 user without any case.
3. vvelez5 posted on 11 Oct 2012, 11:27 1 0
Not a bad idea for people who like to carry all those things but would like a minimalist experience.
6. ayephoner posted on 11 Oct 2012, 12:13 3 0
groundhog day? in october?
http://www.phonearena.com/news/MacGyver-might-even-make-good-use-out-of-the-ReadyCase-for-the-iPhone_id35237
9. chemhaz posted on 11 Oct 2012, 18:46 2 0
An accessory which is better than the device it's made for.
10. ChiX017 posted on 12 Oct 2012, 00:55 0 0
I don't own an iPhone, but i think this case is perfect! & a great utility
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