The Alu-Crystal Case for Nokia N95 8GB offers a very strong impact and shock protection, which is an expensive investment.

The basis of the case is aircraft grade aluminum and the screen / top of the cabinet is made of polycarbonate plastic (such as those used for safety eyewear). The combination of these materials may be a relatively light and compact case with maximum protection for your phone, the only visible part of the phone is upstairs, and althoughprotected by an overhang of polycarbonate (see photo)

The cuts in the case believed that an easy access and control of slide movement in both directions. Protects the screen does not have a deleterious effect on the visibility of the screen does not.

The case adds between 2-5mm extra volume in all dimensions, but due to the global dimensions of the original phone, really makes no difference, not usability.

In the test, there ishas been "borrowed" from a child involved, even after several terrifying moments, the phone and the case was gestoei free from scratches and damage free – a good sign for me that the case is well built!

All in all, I would recommend the case for those who want the ultimate protection for their mobile phone. Case for Nokia N95 8GB available directly from Palm, or if you have the original Nokia N95 can also be purchased directly.

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