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A Bizarre Smartphone Case
The finned Geta
This Geta smartphone case, inspired by geta (traditional Japanese sandals) is eye-catching to say the least:
In addition to providing an absurdly secure grip, the fins are angled so that you can stand your phone up (in landscape mode) at two different angles. The two fins nearest the camera are swept back so as not to get into the shot.
If it's not obvious, the case is easy-on, easy-off (we assume it's made from silicone, but the retailers doesn't say). Though they do cite—assuming you leave the case on all the time—that one of its benefits is "Never lose your phone again."
These run $80.
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does it come with a fanny pack? 'cause that won't fit in my pocket XD
Strangely, I've seen quite a few young women in the pub with oversize handbags. Their problem isn't carrying a big phone - even one in huge case - but rather, their problem is that their phones sink to the bottom their handbags, making it tricky to retrieve when they receive a call.