There are few brands with as much prestige and respect as Louis Vuitton. Louis Vuitton is a well known case manufacturer for iPhone and not only that manages to create amazing and highly protective covers for your smartphone. So, if you are interested in buying a new case for your iPhone you should definitely take into consideration the Louis Vuitton iPhone 4 case.
Louis Vuitton lovers will be lining up to finally get their hands on the much anticipated iPhone 4 cases and iPad 2 Cases. Louis Vuitton has dropped three different designs in their various trademark patterns; Damier Azur Canvas, the Damier Ebene Canvas, or the Monogram canvas. Each case features a microfiber lining, to ensure a no-scratch environment in which to store your precious iPhone and iPad. At nearly half the cost of an actual phone, the $290 case from Louis Vuitton is a true symbol of style and luxury.
In true Louis Vuitton fashion, there are four patterns of Louis vuitton iPhone 4 Case to choose from – the traditional and celebrity favorite, the Damier Azur Canvas and the Damier Ebene Canvas. Each case has a microfiber interior making scratching your precious iPhone nearly impossible – but that’s to be expected from a case that costs four times as much as the Apple iPhone 4. That’s right – it is a whopping $290 each, and when you consider that in just a few months time the iPhone 5 will appear to rave reviews, dropping the iPhone 4 price significantly, that’s LV case has a pretty hefty price tag. For those of us who have caught up on the latest gossip, Apple’s iPhone 5 is expected to be released this September, meaning that the release of these dashing iPhone 4 cases from Louis Vuitton will most likely last all but two months on the slick back of an iPhone 4 before being replaced. Chances are a handful a LV enthusiasts will gravitate toward the brown and black checkered, leather iPhone 4 cases whether they plan on replacing their Smartphone or not. And after waiting months for this addition, Louis Vuitton will have little to worry about come commercial time.
And the new Louis Vuitton iPad 2 case compatible with the Apple iPad fuses style with practicality. Iconic Monogram canvas provides a supple yet durable exterior, while the soft and protective Microfiber lining allows the iPad to easily slip in and out. It is easily interchangeable and removable, shock absorbable and anti-bump for ultra protection, Prevents and shields your mobile from scratches, damages and dust.
These awesome and stylish cases can be found at premium retailers such as Nordstroms, Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman and occasionally Zappos. Otherwise you can buy direct from Louis Vuitton themselves.
We round up the designer iPhone 4 cases on the market so you can protect your iphone 4 and give it some extra style at the same time. The iPhone 4S announcement may have been a disappointment to just about every tech blogger and analyst out there, but with 4 million iPhones purchased in the first three days, consumers don’t seem to be put off by the redundant iPhone 4 design or the lack of 4G. One of the benefits of the new iphone’s design (which is the exact same outside as the iPhone 4) is that all cases and other accessories will fit the new iphone 4s just as well as they fit the old one. Just in case you just purchased the new 4S, or the discounted 4, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite designer iPhone 4 cases such as Chanel iPhone 4 Case, Lifeproof Case, Burberry iPhone 4 Case, Case Mate Tank iPhone 4 Case, Louis Vuitton Swarovski Crystal iPhone 4 Case and other many Designer iPhone 4 Cases that will now fit both models.
1.Chanel iPhone 4 Case CH1398 Compatible with CDMA (Verizon) iPhone 4 & AT&T iPhone 4 ,Luxury designs of Chanel, Made of shining genuine Swarovski crystals. Perfect for parties and balls. Deluxe decoration to your iPhone 4. We like the cool perforated design of this case as well as its simplicity. This case has a very simple full-protection design. What makes this case different (other than the cool design) is that it’s made from specially-stiffened thermoplastic polyurethanes that give it a Rigid-Flex feel. This means that the case is thin and snug-fitting like a hard case, but has the flexibility of a silicone case, which makes it easy to take on and off.
2. Lifeproof iPhone 4 Case In an amazing feat of protection, the Lifeproof case will keep your iPhone 4 safe from water, dirt, dust, snow, ice, and shock. Usually ultra-protective cases are more bulk than they are worth, but this case only adds an extra 1.5mm to your phone. The fully-sealed case was designed to military specifications and even allows users to take their iPhone 4 underwater to 6.6 feet. An optional adapter for waterproof headphones means you can literally take your phone anywhere.
3. Case Mate Tank iPhone 4 Case Another contender for the title of hardest iPhone case, the Case Mate Tank sacrifices Apple’s stylings completely in favour of a rock solid protective sheath, complete with reinforced screen protector. If you’re a diva regularly hurling your phone at beleaguered assistants, it’s a must.
4.Griffin Reveal iPhone 4/4S Case This minimalist case is one of the best we’ve seen at maintaining the already-stunning looks of the iPhone 4 and 4S. The phone is beautiful itself, and some of us don’t want to cover it up with silicone or bright colors. This smart case combines a clear polycarbonate back with a slim rubber bumper that protects the sides of the phone and has a raised edge to protect the front screen. The combination of materials means that your iPhone gets to show through, but you’ll still always have a good grip. The case comes in either white or black, making it the perfect minimalist companion for your iPhone.
5.Louis Vuitton Swarovski Crystal iPhone 4 Case Perfectly fits your Apple iphone 4. Each crystal is hand-set individually with high quality binding agents which will neither whiten the crystals nor influent light reflection of them. High-quality & Durable Camellia Swarovski crystal case, easy access to all controls & ports.Prevents and shields your device from scratches, bumps and dust.
6. Incase Bird’s Nest Snap Case This case is perfect for the artistic type who takes good care of their phone. It offers less overall protection than many of the other cases, but makes up for it with an ultra-lightweight design and an abstract ‘woven’ look. The hard-shell case has a snap-on design that gives full access to all iPhone ports and buttons. The front of the case has a very slight raised edge to provide some front screen protection. We also love the unique color, which would look great on a white or black iPhone.
7.Burberry Swarovski Crystal iPhone 4/4S Case B This Burberry iPhone Case include are outstanding for the iPhone since it guard your iPhone from damages along the lines of scratches, fingerprint, dirt and bumps. They are also simple to install,you just snap them on for your iPhone. This Burberry iPhone circumstance include appear With custom made suit pattern to suit your iPhone completely and permits total entry to all ports in your iPhone. And Swarovski Crystals are adhered on a high quality and slim case with Super Glue Gel. All crystals are strongly attached and will NOT easily fall off. In case of damage, it includes a repair kit with extra crystals.
We did it. We survived. The iPhone hype is over. No more waking up in the middle of the night in cold sweats, thinking that we missed the release. No more grabbing for our asthma inhalers or keeping caffeine close at hand. Yes, we made it through the iPhone storm. Sigh.
If only it were true. This is likely just the beginning, with the hundreds of iPhone 4 accessories we’re bound to see in the coming months. Heck, even before the device was released there were plenty of case iphone 4 and Bluetooth headsets for sale. Lucky for you, we’ve rounded up a slew of awesome wholesale iPhone accessories, so that you can get the most out of your $300 device immediately.
Here are a couple of the products you’ll find in today’s 8 Awesome iPhone Accessories.
1. Switcheasy Canvas for iPad 2/iPad 3 Even now, a year after its release, SwitchEasy’s Canvas remains one of only a handful of cases for the iPad 2 to earn a high recommendation. It was a big improvement over the original, which shared a name and not much else. Not content to stop there, the company has released its third iteration of Canvas ($50), now compatible with both the iPad 2 and the third-generation iPad. Although it looks similar to its immediate predecessor at first glance, SwitchEasy made some real improvements that elevate the value of this already great case even higher. ..
This folio-style case uses the same combination of an edge-to-edge hard plastic shell and reinforced canvas fabric as the prior version, offering access to all the buttons and ports without leaving any more of the tablet exposed than it needs to. As before, we really like these materials, the build quality is high, and the color selection is nice too: brown, black, grey, and red versions are available. Included with the case are a sheet of screen protector film, polishing cloth, bubble removing card, and a pair each of plastic headphone and Dock Connector port protectors. The set is just what we’ve come to except from SwitchEasy.
2. Kensington KeyFolio Pro Performance Keyboard Case for iPad 2 The Kensington KeyFolio Pro Performance Keyboard Case for iPad 2 has layers protection. If you thought that the Kensington KeyFolio for iPad was protective, the KeyFolio Pro adds one more layer to protect the tablet. The keyboard case opens like a portfolio with the tablet on the right and the keyboard on the left. The keyboard side has hard plastic insert and the keyboard itself is hard plastic. The new KeyFolio Pro case also uses a new material, reinforced polyurethane fabric, for both interior and exterior surface. The treated material is super smooth and very durable. The case even uses it for the tablet pocket without any additional lining, and it definitely will not scratch your iPad 2 surface.
3. Imymee Shockproof Case for iPhone 4/4S We haven’t come across a case quite like Imymee’s Shockproof Case for iPhone 4/4S ($28) before, but there are certainly aspects that are familiar. The bonelike shape reminds us of Griffin’s FlexGrip Action, while the co-molded rubber and plastic construction is clearly inspired by Speck’s CandyShell series and other similar cases. With full button coverage and thickly padded edges, we see this as a viable choice for drop-conscious Phone users. A piece of screen protector film is included with each case. That said, we’re guessing that someone in Cupertino is going to take issue with the cut-out Apple logo at the bottom right corner of the case.
4. Simplism Grip Touch Pen Just in time for the release of the third-generation iPad, Simplism has launched a new stylus called Grip Touch iPad Pen ($15). Made primarily of plastic, the 4.5″-long accessory has a soft silicone grip and a weighted metal ring beside a standard capacitive squishy stylus tip. The other end is split, serving as a clip for attaching the pen to a pocket or bag. Grip Touch Pen is available in white, blue, black, orange, and pink variations.
5. Targus Slim Case for iPad Targus was one of the first companies to ship cases for the iPad 2, so it was no surprise to see Slim Case ($50) arrive immediately following Apple’s announcement of the new third-generation iPad. This case has a standard folio-style design with a molded, hard rear shell and a fabric-like, polyurethane coating. The front cover — equipped with magnets to lock and unlock the iPad — folds underneath and tucks into a flap on the shell to form fine stands for typing and viewing. All of the necessary openings are there, as well as one unnecessary one: a hole exposing the Apple logo. We’ve knocked Targus for this a number of times before and will continue to do so in the future; the design simply leaves more of the iPad exposed than is necessary, and doesn’t even look particularly nice. The other noteworthy feature is the elastic stylus loop on the case’s back, for those who wish to carry a self-supplied pen.
Over the years, iSkin has made its style clear with a focus on an urban aesthetic. Its two new accessories for the iPad 2 and third-generation iPad, Agent 6 Sling ($100) and Recon Sleeve ($70) — collectively known as the “Gravity Collection” — were clearly designed with that in mind yet maintain a strong general visual appeal. Both are composed of high quality materials, and shipped to us with iSkin-branded simple cloth bags tucked inside. .. The bag is attached to a padded cross-body strap equipped with a carabiner, a detachable cable/charger-holding pouch, a D-ring, and an elastic-rimmed iPhone pocket that sits right on the user’s chest. It’s quite comfortable, and we really like the metal clips they add to the premium feel of the carrier. We like the style, and hope that iSkin expands its line to include a full backpack. In fact, the biggest drawback to Agent 6 is that it’s limited in what you can carry. For some, an iPad is all that’s needed these days and the sling is a great way to carry it. Others still need books, cameras, or other accessories—this isn’t the holder for them.
7. Mophie Powerstand for iPad Mophie’s take on an iPad stand shouldn’t come as a surprise. The company is known for its charging accessories, so in addition to holding your tablet, Powerstand ($150) juices it up too. Made of metal and rubber, the collapsable holder is engineered to do more than most stands, but it comes at a much higher cost. The question comes down to this: is the integrated solution worth the price, or are iPad users better off with a less expensive solution and a Dock Connector cable?
8. X-Doria Campfire and Widge for iPad 2/iPad 3 X-Doria was quick to release a number of cases following the launch of the new iPad, among them these two interesting takes on combined tablet stands-and-cases. Campfire ($60) and Widge ($50) are both unlike pretty much anything we’ve seen in the past; although they offer features found in many other cases, the do so in very different ways. Each is compatible with both the iPad 2 and the third-generation iPad.
