Posted on Oct 21st 2011 @ 4:07 PM

The iPod Video was not built with durability in mind. Unlike the iPod Mini, which features a strong anodized aluminum shell, the iPod Video features the standard iPod glossy plastic front with a shiny metal black. In addition, like the Nano, the surface of the iPod Video comes in either black or white. Both, however, scratch very easily, even when you try your hardest to prevent damage.

This wasn't much of a problem for previous generations of the iPod, since the screen wasn't that important. But the iPod Video screen is crucial to the operation of the device. After all, you don't pay hundreds of dollars for a MP3/video player to not take advantage of its video capabilities. This is the reason why it's so important to protect the sensitive plastic front of the iPod Video, and prevent it from becoming scratched.

Here at Cases.com, you can shop online for one of the strongest most durable iPod Video cases ever created. PDair has crafted its iPod Video case from anodized aircraft aluminum, and managed to keep the case's weight at a respectably low number. One of the most attractive features of the case though is its plastic lid display protection. This will ensure that your screen remains scratch-free, and will provide you with crystal clear picture quality when watching music videos or movies on the go.

When you use the PDair iPod Video case, your iPod is protected but all controls and buttons remain accessible. The scroll wheel is uncovered for quick access, along with the headphone jack and the hold button. Also, the bottom of the unit remains open, providing easy PC connectivity to transfer media files. All features come together perfectly to form a product we at Cases.com feel is one of the best iPod Video protection solutions on the market.