Top Nokia N97 Cases
Wednesday 17th June 2009 by Andy in Buyers Guides, Mobile Accessories.
The Nokia N97 is one of the most highly anticipated handsets of the year, and if you’ve got one, you’re going to want to keep it protected from knocks and scrapes. There are a wide range of Nokia N97 cases available, but which style is right for you and which one should you go for?After getting my hands on the N97 this morning, I’ve tried on our most popular cases to see how they measure up.
Since originally writing this post, Nokia have released the Nokia N97 Mini. The N97 Mini is a smaller handset than the N97 so the cases listed here won’t fit the N97 Mini. I’ve done a separate post that covers the Top Nokia N97 Mini Cases.
A Mobile Fun favourite – the Nokia CP-382 carry pouch is a custom made horizontal pouch made exclusively for the Nokia N97. It has a textured hard-wearing finish, discretely embossed with a Nokia N-series logo. The main benefit I like about this case is that you can plug in your headphones whilst your N97 is snugly tucked away in the case, making it a little more functional that the Nokia CP-323 above. It also features a handy cut-out to allow you to attach the Nokia N97 stylus to the case, with out having to have it dangling from your N97.
Similar in style to the CP-323, the Carry pouch is a Leather case that covers all of the phone, and has a fold over flap with a magnetic fastening to keep the phone in place. The rear of the case has a stitched belt loop, which means that the case can be attached to a belt/bag strap for added security. As the case is designed to be worn on a belt, the case is slightly bigger than the CP-323 to make it easier for you to remove the phone.
Crystal Cases are a great way to protect your phone if you don’t want the added bulk that you sometimes get by carrying your phone in a case. Crystal Cases are designed to cover the body of your phone, and absorb the impact when your phone is dropped. They don’t cover the screen, so to protect your screen, we’d recommend using them in conjunction with an N97 screen protector. Whilst they do the job, they can be a little fragile, so for stronger protection I’d opt for a ToughGuard Shell.
Related posts:
- Top Nokia N97 Mini Cases
- A guide to the best Nokia 6300 Cases
- Top 5 Cases for the Nokia 6700
- Top 10 Nokia 5800 Cases
- Top 10 Nokia E71 Cases
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by Roger
On July 28, 2009 at 6:14 am
Don’t use cases with magnets (like carry pouch 3 mentioned).
More ofthen than not, the magnets with make the camera come on. No it’s not pushing any buttons for those of you thinking that. The lens cover uses a magnet to tell the phone whether it’s open or closed. Magnets on cases confuse it, turn the camera on (even with the keylock on) and you open your case to a flat battery. Bad phone design, but otherwise I like my N97 so far.
by MOD
On August 31, 2009 at 10:38 am
i just got a N97 YESTERDAY lol im freaking excited, but im still thinking about the case and i wanted to know if ther apps store is any good
by gingerfrog
On September 6, 2009 at 4:03 pm
Have had my n97 for about a month now, and received my toughguard shell early last week. Very nice, but somehow the guard + screen protector push on a part of the screen, and i have to remove the case to use it. Quite ennoying, as definitely keener on a screen protector than a case if choice had to be made.
by Andy
On September 7, 2009 at 10:11 am
Hi, That clearly shouldn’t be happening, send the case back to us and we’ll replace it for you. You’ll need to fill in a returns form, but we’ll get it swapped over for you.
http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/help/Returns-and-Refunds/returns.htm