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Quicky Review and Tale of the Tape
by CheapyD
Hey, I just got my Logitech PlayGear PSP Case today from EBgames.com and I am very impressed. Not only is the case cool looking, but I actually prefer playing the PSP with it inside the case. If you have larger hands like myself, you would probably feel the same way. EDIT: I now see the trouble with the latch as mentioned in the review from PSPWorld. It can be easily recitfied by opening the case from the side. This may be a design feature to prevent accidental opening.
I measured both the Logitech case and the Value Pack case to illustrate the similarities in size. I have attached below a scan of both cases.
Logitech PlayGear - Width: 7 1/4 inches & Height: 3 3/4 inches
Value Pack Case - Width : 7 3/8 inches & Height: 3 5/8 inches
As you can see, the size differences are negligible, with the Logitech case having the advantage in width but not height. The Logitech case is also heavier and more voluminous, yet remains pocket-sized for me. Your milage may vary (I have big pockets
).
For someone who has used the PSP for quite a bit music playback, the Logitech case is a life saver. To prevent accidental presses I no longer need to use rely on the somewhat tricky "Hold" switch or the evil white snake known as the Value Pack Remote. The case does just fine protecting against unwanted button presses, yet allows one to change tracks with the shoulder buttons, even with the case closed. If I do need to access the full controls, its no problem to quickly open the case, make my selections and slide it back into my pocket.
The Logitech PlayGear Case is highly recommended.
GameStop: http://www.gamestop.com/product.asp?product%5Fid=801992
Use coupon code FREESHIPALL for free shipping
EBgames: http://www.ebgames.com/ebx/product/256290.asp
Additional Review from PSPWorld
Quicky Review and Tale of the Tape
by CheapyD
Hey, I just got my Logitech PlayGear PSP Case today from EBgames.com and I am very impressed. Not only is the case cool looking, but I actually prefer playing the PSP with it inside the case. If you have larger hands like myself, you would probably feel the same way. EDIT: I now see the trouble with the latch as mentioned in the review from PSPWorld. It can be easily recitfied by opening the case from the side. This may be a design feature to prevent accidental opening.
I measured both the Logitech case and the Value Pack case to illustrate the similarities in size. I have attached below a scan of both cases.
Logitech PlayGear - Width: 7 1/4 inches & Height: 3 3/4 inches
Value Pack Case - Width : 7 3/8 inches & Height: 3 5/8 inches
As you can see, the size differences are negligible, with the Logitech case having the advantage in width but not height. The Logitech case is also heavier and more voluminous, yet remains pocket-sized for me. Your milage may vary (I have big pockets
For someone who has used the PSP for quite a bit music playback, the Logitech case is a life saver. To prevent accidental presses I no longer need to use rely on the somewhat tricky "Hold" switch or the evil white snake known as the Value Pack Remote. The case does just fine protecting against unwanted button presses, yet allows one to change tracks with the shoulder buttons, even with the case closed. If I do need to access the full controls, its no problem to quickly open the case, make my selections and slide it back into my pocket.
The Logitech PlayGear Case is highly recommended.
GameStop: http://www.gamestop.com/product.asp?product%5Fid=801992
Use coupon code FREESHIPALL for free shipping
EBgames: http://www.ebgames.com/ebx/product/256290.asp
Additional Review from PSPWorld