MiWallet Case for iPhone 4(S)

Price: $27.99 directly from the MiWalletCase.com
Rating: 7 out of 10 
Pros: Combines wallet and phone thus avoiding the four pocket pat down, genuine leather, super affordable at under $30.
Cons: Fit and finish news to be improved upon , need to flip open the case to use the camera.
Overall: The MiWallet Case is a great concept at great price and available in black or brown leather.  If the fit and finish are improved upon in relation to the earpiece cutout, volume buttons and home button cutout it would be close to perfect.  Still a solid wallet case for those times when you want to minimize what your are toting around.

iFrogz Breeze Case for iPhone 4/4S

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Very nice silicone case with great color options
Cons: Lack of screen shield and slight issue of debris caught in the mesh design
Overall: This is a great silicone case with a nice fit and finish. With this case you are getting a great silicone case at a budget price of 20 dollars. Even with the lack of screen shields I feel this is a great case for the price.

iFrogz Breeze can be purchased at the iFrogz.com for $ 19.99

Pure-Gear DualTek iPhone 4 Case

Price: $40 on Pure-Gear.com
Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Includes Screen protector, great drop protection.
Cons: Bulkier Case.
Overall: The DualTek is a great case for those looking for superb protection for their iPhone 4/4S. It has great drop protection and is only slightly bulkier than your average snap-back style case. For $40, it’s a great value.

PhoneSuit Elite battery case for iPhone 4/4S

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Very rugged nice powerful case with 2100 mHa battery
Cons: Adds a little bulk to your iPhone
Overall: This is a very good battery case with a lot of good features. The 2100 mHa battery makes this case a great source of power for your iPhone giving it a 100% charge and in as little as 2 hours. This is a great battery case worth a look at guys.

PhoneSuit Elite can be purchased at the Phonesuit.com for $ 79.95

Marware Eclipse case for iPhone 4/4S

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Great hybrid design
Cons: None really
Overall: This is a great case for those who are looking for the protection of silicone but the firmness of plastic. This is a great hybrid case and I definitely recommend it.

Marware Eclipse can be purchased at the Marware.com for $ 24.99

Speck SeeThru Satin for 13″ Macbook Air

Rating: 10 out of 10
Pros: Cool colors, affordable compared to other shell cases, matte finish that resists most fingerprints, stabilization feet.
Cons: Impossible to find in retail, mo “clear” option.
Overall: When you compare the Speck SeeThru Satin and the Incipio Feather you will quickly understand when Speck is the leader in the market.  With a solid fit and finish and little if any added bulk the Speck SeeThru Sating blows the rest of the cases in this category away.  With the continued quality from Speck the See Thru Satin for the Macbook Air receives my Editor’s Choice Award.

You can pick up the Speck SeeThru Satin for the 11″ and 13″ Macbook Air directly from Speck for $49.95 or save a few bucks and order from Amazon.

Crimson Aluminum iPhone 4/4S Case

Rating: 8 out of 10
Pros: One of the first aluminum cases I’ve tested with no signal loss issues
Cons: Have to remove screws to swap cases.
Overall: This here is what those out there who want an aluminum case are looking for, a strong durable aluminum case with no Signal Issues. Everyone wants an aluminum case but hate the signal loss, and now they have a useable case that gives good protection and no signal issues. I like this case and with all the extras thrown in it’s a great value. Check them out as this is a great case.

Crimson aluminum case can be purchased at the Crimsoncase.com for $ 39.95

Cygnett Icon Art Series

Rating: 7 out of 10
Pros: Cool artwork, soft matte finish all the way around, from a respected company.
Cons: Just your basic snap back case with cool design, expensive.
Overall: The design on the Icon Art series are cool but the rest of the case didn’t blow me away.  What we have here is a basic snap back case with a nice matte finish and a cool design.  that being said you can feel the quality and if you like unique snap backs this may be the case for you.

The Cygnett Icon Art Series can be purchased at the Cygnett.com for $39.99

Craftsman AssureLink Final Review

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Never wonder if the garage door is open again, web portal and the ultra cool mobile app, open and close for kids or deliveries is super convenient, piece of mind, supper quiet, easy to install, affordable and constantly on sale.
Cons: No camera to monitor the area YET, first year free then $19.99 a year after that.
Overall: As we have discussed in the previous videos the Craftsman AssureLink Garage Door Opener eliminates guessing if you closed the garage door with web or mobile application monitoring.  The garage door opener itself installs in a breeze and should take you less than an afternoon.  With the ability to add up to 16 internet gateways you can monitor and control garage doors of light modules.  This unit is constantly on sale so I won’t quote a price, but I will say it will cost you slightly more than a standard garage door opener.  The Craftsman AssureLink easily receives my Editor’s Choice Award.

Check out the Craftsman AssureLink at www.Craftsman.com

Spigen (SGP) Ultimate Class

Rating: 9 out of 10
Pros: Super easy installation, works with most cases due to slightly smaller footprint, crystal clear that resists fingerprints, rigid construction, same Steinheilquality,scratch resistant.
Cons: Expensive at $27.99 a shield and only one is included, somewhat confusing as to the difference between the Ultimate Class and the Glasst, makes the home button feel rather deep and home button stickers would help.
Overall: The Ultimate Class from Spigen would have received a perfect 10 if the price tag wasn’t so high on this crystal clear beauty.  I didn’t think anything would tear me away from the Spigen Ultra Optics, but the Ultimate Class protects my screen, somewhat resists fingerprints and shows off the beauty of the retina display.  All that being said I will have a tough time giving this up to review other shields. Needless to say the Ultimate Class from Spigen and Steinheile receives my Editor’s Choice Award.

If you would like to learn more about the the Spigen/Steinheil Ultimate Class Screen Shield or pick one up for yourself head on over to their newly designed website now at www.Spigen.com.