For those iPhone 5 owners that held back from buying a case for their beloved device, we’re taking a look at three specific ones from Cygnett, so you can decide for yourself if it’s worth the investment. Not only do they target a wide array of consumers, both sleek and rugged type of cases, but they’re priced competitively to not drain your wallet completely.
So with that folks, we’re checking out three Cygnett iPhone 5 cases – the Polygon, UrbanShield, and WorkMate cases to be exact. Ranging from $19 to $25 in price, it’s undoubtedly very easy on the pockets, but at the same time, they’re packaged along with screen protectors as well to keep the snazzy and new 4-inch Retina Display of the iPhone 5 protected too.
With the Cygnett Polygon iPhone 5 case, it stands out for its unique polygon patterns that shift depending on the angle you look at it. Indeed, it’s a neat optical illusion and all, but this translucent case doesn’t add too much bulk to the handset’s existing svelte frame. Additionally, it’s priced modestly at only $18.99.
If you prefer something a bit more premium, the Cygnett UrbanShield iPhone 5 case will suit you because it’s a bit more sturdy with its constructions – thanks to its brushed aluminum rear casing. Of course, it’ll perfectly complement the iPhone 5’s existing premium construction and all – plus, it’s form fitting as well to maintain its skinny size. Taking into account its more premium taste, the UrbanShield is priced at $24.99
Being chic is one thing, but if you truly desire protection beyond anything else, then the Cygnett WorkMate iPhone 5 case is going to be the one for you. Why’s that you ask? Well, it’s more rugged than the other two cases by providing an impact resistant inner component with a sturdy plastic skeleton. So if you accidentally drop your iPhone 5, you won’t have to worry about it being damaged with this one. Oh yeah, this one is only $25!
Obviously, you’ll get some protection by putting on any of these Cygnett cases on your iPhone 5. Thankfully though, they’re also kind enough to throw in screen protectors with the purchase, which is pretty sweet considering it’s not a common practice amongst case makers. Therefore, that new Retina Display on the iPhone 5 will also be protected somewhat from minor scratches.
With the Cygnett Polygon iPhone 5 case, it stands out for its unique polygon patterns that shift depending on the angle you look at it. Indeed, it’s a neat optical illusion and all, but this translucent case doesn’t add too much bulk to the handset’s existing svelte frame. Additionally, it’s priced modestly at only $18.99.
With the Cygnett Polygon iPhone 5 case, it stands out for its unique polygon patterns that shift depending on the angle you look at it. Indeed, it’s a neat optical illusion and all, but this translucent case doesn’t add too much bulk to the handset’s existing svelte frame. Additionally, it’s priced modestly at only $18.99.
If you prefer something a bit more premium, the Cygnett UrbanShield iPhone 5 case will suit you because it’s a bit more sturdy with its constructions – thanks to its brushed aluminum rear casing. Of course, it’ll perfectly complement the iPhone 5’s existing premium construction and all – plus, it’s form fitting as well to maintain its skinny size. Taking into account its more premium taste, the UrbanShield is priced at $24.99
Being chic is one thing, but if you truly desire protection beyond anything else, then the Cygnett WorkMate iPhone 5 case is going to be the one for you. Why’s that you ask? Well, it’s more rugged than the other two cases by providing an impact resistant inner component with a sturdy plastic skeleton. So if you accidentally drop your iPhone 5, you won’t have to worry about it being damaged with this one. Oh yeah, this one is only $25!
4. Screen-protectors are included with the purchase
Obviously, you’ll get some protection by putting on any of these Cygnett cases on your iPhone 5. Thankfully though, they’re also kind enough to throw in screen protectors with the purchase, which is pretty sweet considering it’s not a common practice amongst case makers. Therefore, that new Retina Display on the iPhone 5 will also be protected somewhat from minor scratches.
2.ayephoner(Posts: 850; Member since: 09 Jun 2009)
why is $20-$25 considered a reasonable price for 10 cents worth of plastic and/or rubber?
something that integrates both and has several pieces like the defender series, i kind of see it.
but for simple, one piece cases like these, you can get an incredibly similar item on ebay shipped for $1. maybe a bit more if you want something specific.
8.darkvadervip(Posts: 365; Member since: 08 Dec 2010)
Y'all are a trip only a few good Android phones are out there and you can count on two hands and the rest are garbage but y'all dog out one iPhone. Keep up the good work. I like my sg3 but love my iPhone 5 and selling my ipad 3 to get a windows 8 tab so say what you say I like a little from each.
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