(Sparkyroadkill) what case is this?

This case was posted by Sparkyroadkill and I just wanted to know what it was called because I want to buy one.

That's not a case...that looks like what's called "screen armor" from Pelican products (http://www.psp411.com/show/product/178/0/Pelican_Face_Armor.html) and I can tell you right now, YOU DON'T WANT IT!

Pelican products for the most part are crap to begin with, but this particular item has two thumb screws that are supposed to line up with the screw holes in the top of your PSP. I bought one with my PSP and was surprised to find that the screws didn't line up properly and when they were securely tightened, they put pressure on the release latch for the UMD door. This kept the door from opening and closing properly, and when I loosened the screws a bit, it didn't feel like it was very secure.

This is the case I use and recommend... (http://www.psp411.com/show/product/127/0/Logitech_PlayGear_Pocket_Case.html). It's the Logitech PlayGear Pocket case. Hard pastic shell, molded rubber interior, and you can put a skin inside between the rubber and plastic to customize it. (I have a skin from Mega Man: Powered Up in mine, and also have a Viewtuful Joe: Red Hot Rumble skin if I should ever decide to swap it out.) It's quite rugged and not much bigger than the system itself.

That should answer your question...unless you're referring to the white PSP, and then we have a whole different discussion on our hands.

That's not a case...that looks like what's called "screen armor" from Pelican products (http://www.psp411.com/show/product/178/0/Pelican_Face_Armor.html) and I can tell you right now, YOU DON'T WANT IT!

Pelican products for the most part are crap to begin with, but this particular item has two thumb screws that are supposed to line up with the screw holes in the top of your PSP. I bought one with my PSP and was surprised to find that the screws didn't line up properly and when they were securely tightened, they put pressure on the release latch for the UMD door. This kept the door from opening and closing properly, and when I loosened the screws a bit, it didn't feel like it was very secure.

This is the case I use and recommend... (http://www.psp411.com/show/product/127/0/Logitech_PlayGear_Pocket_Case.html). It's the Logitech PlayGear Pocket case. Hard pastic shell, molded rubber interior, and you can put a skin inside between the rubber and plastic to customize it. (I have a skin from Mega Man: Powered Up in mine, and also have a Viewtuful Joe: Red Hot Rumble skin if I should ever decide to swap it out.) It's quite rugged and not much bigger than the system itself.

That should answer your question...unless you're referring to the white PSP, and then we have a whole different discussion on our hands.

MarkedByAshes

Actually I wanted just a screen protector because I dont want to have alot of bulk, it looked cool because it was so smooth looking, I dont want a clard case because i think those look dumb, any other sugestions, I might get the Hori one then.

Actually I wanted just a screen protector because I dont want to have alot of bulk, it looked cool because it was so smooth looking, I dont want a clard case because i think those look dumb, any other sugestions, I might get the Hori one then.

andyandy1

Hori is the best...just be sure not to get the one with the privacy filter on it...it keeps people from watching over your shoulder, but alsomakes the screensignificantly darker.

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Actually I wanted just a screen protector because I dont want to have alot of bulk, it looked cool because it was so smooth looking, I dont want a clard case because i think those look dumb, any other sugestions, I might get the Hori one then.

MarkedByAshes

Hori is the best...just be sure not to get the one with the privacy filter on it...it keeps people from watching over your shoulder, but alsomakes the screensignificantly darker.

Time for me to rant about shieldzone again...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=SdePUhubtKw

The youtube video is a link to a "demonstration" of what the invisible shield could do.

The below link links directly to their website.It has an demonstration video also.

http://www.shieldzone.com/