[stuartw101]

Anyone know the best case for the zen micro, i have read that the case included isnt good. I might make an altoid case but would rather have a case.

Thanks

 

[mark.s]

Have you considered using a "modified" sock? It adds no bulk to the Micro and protects very well from scratches. My version doesn't really add any drop-protection though, but with a thicker sock, you might be able to protect it a bit more. Here's two pics of my Zock

Mine is made from a thin baby-sock. I mesured the Micro, cut the buttom off the sock and sewed it back together by hand. The éS logo is just added for more style

 

[GSTom1]

Altoids Case?

 

[MIKEp]

well the "best" is probably the vaja case if uv'e got $60us to spend on a case

http://www.vajacases.com/home_en.html

 

[Sparky191]

Theres some RhinoSkin cases that looked ok. (let me know if this link is not allowed)

http://www.saunders-usa.com/rhinoski...m?prod_id=9111

Personally I was thinking of going with an Altoids mints tin. At the moment I'm using the felt bag that came with some earphones. The most vunerable bit after the Hard disk which a case won't protect, would be the screen I reckon. Its probably most at risk from an impact from something hard and sharp, if you let it fall or walk into something. So a tin box (properly lined) is probably the best defense against that. In my opinion.

 

[Jon.]

Am I the only one who thinks those Vaja cases are big ugly fat things, and do they even protect the screen in any way?

 

[MIKEp]

I tend to agree with you, thats why i put best in brackets. I think the idea is good but the metal belt clip attacher on the back seems to be kind of big. It looks like it would be uncomfortable in your pocket. It says on the website that it comes with a screen protector.

I like the look of some of the ipod cases. I dont think i would ever put $100 into one though.

 

[Austinh]

I personally love the case from creatives website...Its a nice leather flip case and it protects the screen plus it adds not much bulk