Tnkgrl says: The Belkin acrylic case I purchased to protect my iPhone is scratching my iPhone… Can you believe it? It appears that some debris (?) is getting trapped between the Belkin acrylic case and my iPhone, and is leaving marks on the aluminum and plastic back cover, as well as the stainless steel screen bezel.
There are flickr photos showing the iphone scratches in question:
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5 responses so far ↓
1 Simon // Oct 23, 2007 at 3:25 pm
Ok, I got the rubber incase for my iphone after I dropped it. I dropped the phone a couple of times after (I am a goof) and it helped there, but I noticed a few problems. 1 the case itself causes tiny scratches on the chrome edge and the case itself does not keep its original snug shape. All in all I love my iphone because it’s just easier to use, but I wish I didn’t get it all scratched up by a product that was supposed to protect it.
2 jennie // Nov 21, 2007 at 12:48 pm
got mine on monday but i have the griffin iclear seems o.k at the mo!
I have 14 days to take back but if it does scratch i will go back to the store and scream as they sell the phone and the case its their responsibility? haha
3 Ghalib // Apr 25, 2008 at 12:25 am
Same problem here and it’s so frustrating that something that was meant to prevent damage is actually causing it! The scratches are around the chrome edge and back. So I just got rid of the case altogether. And this definitely has its advantages because the iphone is such a pleasure to use without the case…smaller and beautiful to touch (not to mention less geeky).
4 Tyson // Jun 25, 2008 at 5:38 pm
you can get scratches on the screen from pocket sand. So use a screen protector!
5 Wincha // Nov 18, 2008 at 10:55 pm
Same thing here! I had a black snap on cover and from what i see now apparently some small pieces of something got trapped between the cover and iphone and the pressure from the snapon made the back of the phone to get the form of them! This sucks! I use it naked now
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