[Dan the audioman]

This is for all you nano users out there. Rock out with your nano with class!

The iWood Nano

If I ended up getting a nano before I saw that a new 80gig videoPod might emerge, I would definetely get this. Looks very well crafted.

Regards,
Dan

 

[blessingx]

Maybe not the most practical, but man is that beautiful.

 

[Aman]

I can see the president of this company getting very rich one day.

 

[Jmmmmm]

Quote:

Originally Posted by blessingx Maybe not the most practical, but man is that beautiful.

Definitely.

I'm sure it will be way overpriced though. Was there a price on the website? I didnt notice one.

 

[South_Korean]

wow, that is one of the nicest cases ive seen so far. how would it stand tension in the pocket or bag? doesnt look too strong. maybe just to show off at the office or something?

 

[Taphil]

Too bad the headphone hole looks like it'll only fit the small nano earbud headphone jack. So much for all your guys' fancy stuff

 

[muckshot]

That case definitely compliments the already pertty lookin' Nano, sort of a natural retro futurism combo. It 'wood' also look quite nice teamed up with a pair of Darth Beyers

 

[Dan the audioman]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Taphil Too bad the headphone hole looks like it'll only fit the small nano earbud headphone jack. So much for all your guys' fancy stuff

Funny you should say that. I was thinking the same thing when I posted it.

I only wish that apply offered completely black headphones to go with their black ipods. I actually use the provided headphones when I exercise and when I'm at school.

Regards,
Dan

 

[gshan]

Goes perfect with HF-1 and other woody Grados. Definitely beautiful.

 

[enjoi_rootbeer]

wow, i wish i had a pair of HF-1's to go with those.

 

[Jon.]

Is that iWood in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?

 

[discord]

Holy crap that looks awesome.

 

[iDesign]

This product is very nice. It has been mentioned that it is not the most resolved design in terms of practicality but is very well done aesthetically. I feel that product would benefit from a revised opening for the headphone minijack to allow right angle 3.5 mm plugs and a fabric liner to protect the metal surfaces of the iPod nano. Kudos to iWood for bring forth these interesting cases.

Cheers,
iDesign

 

[LFC_SL]

Its a beauty alright.

 

[Edwood]

The inside should really have been lined with a softer material to prevent scratching, at least velvet flocking, although, I'll bet even velvet flocking would scratch up the Nano still.

Not to mention having to open up the case each and every time you wanted to change the volume or even see anything. Since there is no compatibility with the wired inline remote, this makes for even more of an issue.

Now, how's about a custom milled Aluminum or Magnesium version? I'd buy that!

-Ed