The latest generation of the iPod nano was lately trimmed to form a square shape for simply hooking it onto users’ apparels. Offering an attractive alternative, Griffin has now designed its new Slap wristband which allows youngsters to easily and firmly strap the fresh iPod nano around their wrists.
Drenched in impressive shades, the Slap can be snapped open to quickly self-adjust for a comfortable fit. Its soft silky silicone steadily holds the Apple device on the memory-metal wristband. To shrug off bumps and jolts, it comes with a munificent frame of silicone. The wearable peripheral covers the dock connector and volume controls for enhanced protection.
The sleek iPod nano’s headphone jack is left open for users to plug in their headset and groove to peppy tunes. Moreover, users can press the sleep/wake button through the frame to check the time or control iTunes. The Slap wristband case turns the Apple music player to a fun and entertaining watch.
As of now, there’s no official word on the Griffin Slap wristband case’s release date, though it is expected to retail for $24.99 (approx Rs. 1,130).
