If you don’t like to use bulky cases but want to add some protection and personality to your gaming device, check out MusicSkins. MusicSkins offer a wide variety of designs. The 3M Adhesive Skins are very forgiving on their application and removal. Taking bubbles out is really easy as well. The skins are just thick enough where you can peel them off your system without damaging the MusicSkins, allowing you to easily re-align it or apply pressure to get air bubbles out. Once applied, the MusicSkins spice up your system and easily let you slide your DS, PSP or iPhone into your pocket or purse without worries of scuffing.
Below you can see a couple of MusicSkins designs from Adult Swim’s Robot Chicken and Metalocolypse shows. The Robot Chicken skin for the Nintendo DS comes with two skin sheets; one for the outside of the DS, the other for the inside. The surface areas are covered up, while openings are designed around important areas (like speaker holes and buttons). The Metalocolypse skin covers the back of the iPhone 3GS (also works on 2G, 3G), and you can barely tell it’s a sticker. If you want to change up the design after a few months, the skin will come off with just enough force and won’t leave any residue on your system.
Another neat addition to the MusicSkins is the option to download a matching background for your media device, such as the iPhone or PSP. You can download the matching wallpaper at www.MusicSkins.com/Downloads. It’s a sweet finishing touch to your custom design.
If cases aren’t your thing but your want to protect your system from scuffs and have a unique design, check out the variety of MusicSkins available here at www.MusicSkins.com. You may even get inspired to do your own!
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Thanks to MusicSkins for providing the samples for review.
