iPad 3 (The new iPad)

[mithrilG60]

It's personal preference obviously but that to me defeats the purpose of buying something like the Otterbox. I've always used the Wrapsol or Zagg skin cases on my iPads and the thickest case I've every had on a iPhone is the Switcheasy Nude (my current iPhone "case" is the Wrapsol film system). They don't offer much if any drop protection, but they do prevent scratches and I can't stand buying a thin sleek device then doubling (or more) it's size with a big clunky case.

Caveat emperor: I don't have kids and am very careful with my devices so physical damage is generally not a issue for me.

[Boz]

Originally Posted by mithrilG60

It's personal preference obviously but that to me defeats the purpose of buying something like the Otterbox. I've always used the Wrapsol or Zagg skin cases on my iPads and the thickest case I've every had on a iPhone is the Switcheasy Nude (my current iPhone "case" is the Wrapsol film system). They don't offer much if any drop protection, but they do prevent scratches and I can't stand buying a thin sleek device then doubling (or more) it's size with a big clunky case.

Caveat emperor: I don't have kids and am very careful with my devices so physical damage is generally not a issue for me.

Ah there we go. 2 year olds like to throw things My otterbox defender has saved my iphone more than a few times.

[McSmokey]

Originally Posted by Boz

Ah there we go. 2 year olds like to throw things My otterbox defender has saved my iphone more than a few times.

The whole purpose for an otterbox. Mine sees more carnage at home than at work and I'm in Construction.