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108 of 114 found the following review helpful:
 Your little one loves your phone. Buy this case! Oct 12, 2011
By KeyExpert
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/RXF4PYTCJAUS0 * Supports all version of iPhone and all iPod Touch 2G and up.
* Little ones can play with little risk of device damage
* Mirror on the back
* Opened with a coin
* Soft silicone backing keeps device flush to case front
* Thin plastic protects screen while allowing touch functions to work, but is flimsy and should not be given to child without the device installed.
* May work with a case or cover, but depends on the device and case/cover type
* Home button can be completely disabled, but if it's not, it is not super-easy for little ones to accidentally hit the home button.
* Doesn't interfere with audio (at least for my iPod Touch 4G)
* Cannot access volume buttons or power button on top.
* I say it's a great deal, definitely buy!
20 of 22 found the following review helpful:
 Great Case - Not a toy though Oct 20, 2011
By GLEN N. HOLLOWAY
I purchased this so my 2 year old son could watch his shows Handy Manny, Chuggington, etc. while the family is out and about. It offers the BEST protection for the iPhone out of any case I have tried. I love that it covers the home button so his little thumb does not always hit it and stop the show. However on that note, at the end of a movie if the phone shuts off before you can start another, you must remove the phone from the case to turn it back on. I also wish it hand been designed with HANDLES in the widescreen position so when he is watching a show or movie he can hold on to handles. I do not think the rings on the case are needed. Buy the time it was released he was already 2 and not into playing with them. I have downloaded all 3 apps they promote with this product but found he is not interested in them, maybe for someone who is younger.
My main use of this product is to protect mt iPhone while he is watching movies.
Make sure you carry a quarter to lock & unlock this case as it is a tight fit.
17 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Almost perfect. Sep 22, 2011
By Anne Scherbina
This case is great for letting my niece play with my old iPhone. The following are some tips that I left as a comment, but figured everyone might benefit from.:)
So you're not constantly opening up the case to turn it on and off or change apps: I have found that flipping the phone 180 degrees in the case allows you access to the "home" button, but the film is still firm enough that it takes a little work for a toddler to press it. You can change your iPhone's settings to auto-lock "never", but I find setting it to "5 minutes" is usually enough. If my niece hasn't played with the thing in 5 minutes, she's probably lost interest. A trick for saving battery life is to put the phone in airplane mode before putting it in the case. No unwanted phone calls, no accidental internet access. Don't have a quarter handy to open the back? A standard house or car key will usually do the trick. Some plastic links from children's toys will fit the lock slot as well.
My only concerns: I wish there was a way to charge the phone while in the case without compromising the safety of the device when it's played with. A rubber stopper, maybe? And YES, a way to access the headphone port would be great, because then I could plug it in to speakers or other sources without opening the case. If you had a speaker in the case itself that could be connected to the headphone jack from the inside, that might be cool.
14 of 18 found the following review helpful:
Finally! Sep 08, 2011
By Dave
My son is fascinated with the iPhone and finally I have a case I can put it in without worrying about damage to my phone! I have been waiting ages for Fisher-Price to release this since they announced it last winter, and ours finally arrived tonight.
The case has a quarter turn screw on the back that you open with a coin to allow installation and removal of the phone. The home button is covered and the touch screen is covered with a piece of plastic. We'll see how it holds up but at the moment it looks like it will protect the phone from drool, and definitely dirty fingers, and provide some protection should the phone be dropped. I don't know if it would take being thrown by a toddler, though.
Only downside was we noticed the phone was a little warmer than usual when we took it out of the case.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Great with one adaptation Jan 23, 2012
By SP
I was not sure if this would work for us or not. I found it at a store and decided to give it a try. My son has his own iPod touch and in our old case he would always reset the thing because he could get to the round button. We really wanted a case that would let him use t he touch screen but would only let us use the button. This was good in that he could use the screen and could not touch the round button, the only problem was that if we had to get to the button it was really a pain because you have to open the back and take the iPod out of the case. To fix this problem my husband drilled a hole in the cover above the button. We now use a pen to push the button but my son cannot access the button. This took care of the problem! We have only taken it out of the case to recharge it. If the case came with this hole then I would have given it 5 stars. Overall this seems like a great case and he sees to like it more than the otter box case that he had before. One other thing. I have read that wifi can be unhealthy for little kids so we just put the airplane mode on and the device stops sending and receiving any signals. This works well because the last thing I need is my 2 yr old surfing the Internet.
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