NUDE Clear For iPod Touch 2G
- State of the art 0.8mm Ultra Thin casing;
- Revolutionary Duo UV Scratch Resistant gloss coating;
- Made from Super Strong polycarbonate material;
- Easy touch button access.
It's as naked as it can be
Measuring in at a tiny 0.8mm thin, and with its revolutionary Duo UV scratch resistant coating, it's truly raised the bar in case design.
Designed right
NUDE™ is an ultra thin protection solution unlike any other in the market. Nude is unique in its class as its thinner and tougher than any of its contenders. Measuring in at a tiny 0.8mm thin we believe this is the optimum thickness giving you enough protection while still being thin enough to go unnoticed - its as naked as it can be. We have also utilized a revolutionary Duo UV scratch resistant gloss coating, never seen before in an ultra thin case, this highly durable scratch protection means your case will not only look good over time, but it also transforms your ultra thin case into a super strong ultra thin case.
Ultra Clear means; Ultra Clear
As a SwitchEasy tradition we ensure all of our Ultra Clear cases have no lines or mold markings of any sort that could compromise the beauty of a clear case, and NUDE is an excellent example of this. If you add to the equation that NUDE is only a remarkable 0.8mm thin, the end result is an Ultra Clear, Ultra Thin case with an unbelievably tough scratch resistant coating. It's so discreet you'll barely notice you have a case on; it's as naked as it can be.
Scratch Resistant
Unlike other thin cases on the market with matte finishes that can wear off over time, NUDE's toughened Duo UV gloss scratch resistant coating is baked onto the polycarbonate shell, so the materials fuse together to create a revolutionary toughened gloss finish never seen before in an ultra thin case.
What's in the package
With our NUDE package, you'll get the following:
- One NUDE ultra thin casing for iPod Touch 2G;
- Two anti-static Screen Guards;
- One Microfiber Wipe;
- One Squeegee for your Screen Guard applicatior.
