The carbon fiber look is wanted by many and it's no wonder, it transforms things into stealth mode. Carbon fiber is a very expensive material that is used on exotic cars and luxury items but iCarbons and many others have a solution for you that won't break the bank. iCarbons' carbon fiber skins for the iPad 2 take things further than any other skin out there. The steep sexy curves of the iPad 2 did not stop iCarbons from making their skin fit the iPad 2 all around, just like the original iPad. Take a closer look at this magnificent skin by iCarbons right after the break.
GelaSkins are one of the best, if not the best solution for protecting your gadgets from scratches. GelaSkins are one of my favorite skins to use because they are simple to install and you can remove them countless times without any residue. GelaSkins for the iPad 2 are exactly what you would expect from GelaSkins, very high quality and beautiful selection of artistic designs. I slapped my iPad 2 with GelaSkins' Mountain View skin and it turned out stunning. Catch the full review right after the break.
When it comes down to carbon fiber skins, The Lucky Labs' Teksure skins are the ones you want to look out for. Before you start to think that these are actually real carbon fiber skins, they are not. The Teksure skins do look really awesome on the back of the iPad or anything else for that matter. Carbon fiber skins are gaining popularity fast with many companies out there that have their own version of the expensive and very lightweight weaved fiber fabric. We've got a full review for you right after the break.
We reviewed a few skins by GelaSkins in the past and typically the quality is unmatched by others. This time we've got GelaSkins' custom 'make it yourself' skin for the iPhone 4 where you can upload your own design or picture and have it printed on a skin at no extra cost, and this is available for every product GelaSkins skins. Full review right after the break.
GelaSkins are the perfect and affordable way to customize your devices by skinning them with a 3M decal. GelaSkins are not your typical cheap skins as they feature a diamond-like pattern to help eliminate air bubbles from being trapped underneath the skin and can be removed and reapplied as many times as your heart desires. But is it a good idea to slap a skin on your magical Magic Trackpad? Find out after the break.
One of the affordable and easy ways of quickly customizing your iPhone 4 is by using skins, not only do these skins change the looks of your iPhone 4 and make it your own, they also provide a good amount of scratch protection. RhinoHyde are a new company that have started making these skins for the back and bezel of the iPhone 4. There are two versions from RhinoHyde, the original RhinoHyde back skins as well as RhinoKolor which are skins made for the iPhone 4's metal bezel.
One of the best ways to customize your iPad's looks is by applying one of the unique artwork decal skins by GelaSkins. As you can see above, this iPad looks pretty good. The best thing about GelaSkins is that their skins are made from a high quality 3M material that does not leave any of that sticky residue behind and it's also extremely easy to apply. You will notice the criss cross texture these skins have, and that allows for any trapped air bubbles to easily be pushed out from underneath. The GelaSkins are a fantastic way to change up the looks of your iPad while benefiting from scratch protection without any added bulk. You can also use GelaSkins' DIY custom skin process where you can upload your own image or picture. If you happen to mess up the installation, you can easily reapply the skin onto the surface many times until you get it just right.
You also get the front facing skin to apply to the front of your iPad's bezel. The only issue with this is that if you've got a screen protector applied to your screen, you will need to know that if you apply the front bezel piece of the GelaSkins, it will lift off the screen protector once you decide to remove it. Price $29.95.
