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Logic3 Slim & Lite Armour Case and Stand (PSP)
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5/5 |
The BEST protection for your PSP Slim!
(July 13, 2008) |
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This is by far the best protection that you can currently get for your PSP slim on the market. When the PSP came out it was the Logitech PlayGear Pocket PSP Protective Case that ruled as the best protection for your PSP. And many of its fans have even created a petition asking Logitech to create one for the PSP slim due to the last ones success.
While I myself have not tried nor tested the previous case (as I never had the original and more bulky PSP) I can see that it is in fact a worthy case, but I believe this one is certainly worth that much praise and more.
While it might be a bit on the exspensive side, once I got the case it became clear that I had certainly gotten my money's worth. Alright so I haven't actually tested whether it is as hardy as some say it is, but just by holding it I can tell that it can put up with a lot whilst still protecting your PSP slim.
You get a strong case, inside it's fitted with moulded black rubber to cushion your PSP in perfectly, once closed it keeps everything together, nice and safe and there is no movement to speak of whatsoever, it keeps your PSP safely stored.
Closed it allows access to the power button, headphone jack, L & R shoulder buttons, your keychain/strap holder and of course the jack that let's you charge the PSP. It also has a very nifty round circle cut out in the back of the rubber so that you can view the PSP logo. When you fold it open you can easily use the front cover to lean back on in order to watch movies etc without having to hold the case/PSP, it also has two spaces for memory cards (which I won't be using, since they sit right under the PSP itself.)
The case is strong, protected, cushioned, stable, fits your PSP like a glove and it's not bad looking to boot! So far for me it has been well worth the slight expense, but I suppose you have to be willing to pay a lot to get quality and for me that's the case. I was looking for so long for the best case out there and when I learned that Logitech had yet to release a PSP slim version of their original indestructible case I was at a lose to find another that lived up to it, then I stumbled across this case, gave it a chance and didn't regret it in the least.
For those of you waiting on that Logitech PSP Slim case why not give this one a go while you wait? It's a lot better than leaving your PSP in a soft case where it might get scratched or another case which doesn't do the job properly. I paid good money for my Final Fantasy VII limited edition PSP slim so I was VERY picky about which case I should pick, I did a LOT of research into cases, only the best would do and I was wary about using a case that was either made entirely of plastic (could scratch the PSP or screen), was soft (what would happen if you dropped it?) or one that didn't fit it perfectly.
While there are not many choices out there, this one for me at least is the best by far; I now have no trouble with carrying my PSP around in my hands or my bag because I know it's well protected and safe in its case.
A definite must buy for the PSP slim owner!
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4/5 |
The best protection for your PSP slim
(May 16, 2008) |
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I recently bought a PSP slim and did a lot of research on the different cases you can buy for the PSP. The main problem I found was that it wasn't always immediatly obvious whether the case was for the old PSP or the newer PSP slim or if it even mattered. I concluded that unless it categorically states that it is for the PSP slim you have to assume it is for the older bigger model and that it might not be suitable for the PSP slim.
This Logic3 case IS designed for the PSP slim. It is a sturdy looking case that claims to be unbreakable. It is made of hard clear polycarbonate plastic ecterior with a smooth black rubber interior. The PSP slim fits perfectly inside and is held in place when the lid is closed, absolutely no rattling whatsoever.
When the lid is closed there is access to the headphone socket, charging socket, on/off switch and the shoulder buttons. The lid folds back on the hinge to turn the case into a viewing stand at which point all buttons and ports can be accessed. A quick list of the good points and bad points:
Good Points:
1) Sturdy design
2) Holds and protects PSP slim perfectly, no rattling.
3) Looks good
4) Not bulky
Bad Points:
1) A bit expensive at £13
2) Only holds the PSP (somebody mentioned memory card storage in the lid, where?)
3) I find it hard to believe that it's as indestructible as it claims.
I know that i've waffled on a bit here, but the right case for your PSP is an important decision as it makes the difference between a nice shiny PSP and a scratched/broken PSP. As far as i'm concerned this is the one to get, the official Sony soft case is not designed for the PSP slim and is not as sturdy.
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5/5 |
Perfect
(April 12, 2008) |
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Great protection, handy stand - plus 2 memory card storage spaces in the lid (nice surprise).
Access for headphones and other necessary holes.
Highly recommended. |
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