The iPod nano Tubes are flexible cases that were designed for the 1st generation iPod nanos to provide them with color and scratch protection.
Features[]
The tubes are constructed from smooth silicone that have been treated to resist dirt and stains. Available colors included purple, pink, blue, green and clear.
Lawsuit[]
Though the nano Tubes were announced at the same time as the first iPod nanos,[1] Apple was still sued over the alleged tendency to become scratched.[2] In a settlement offer for the class-action lawsuit, users who purchased a nano that became scratched before obtaining a Tube received $25; users who obtained a Tube with their nano that got scratched anyway received $15.[3]
Gallery[]
IPod nano Tubes — Like iPod Socks, but Worse
References[]
- ↑ iPod nano - Accessories, Apple Inc. 2005-09-07. Archived 2005-10-01.
- ↑ Revisiting the forgotten history of obscure Apple accessories by Michael Steeber, 9to5Mac. 2018-03-19.
- ↑ Apple agrees to settlement for first-gen iPod nano scratches by Chris Foresman, Ars Technica. 2009-01-23.
External links[]
- Apple iPod nano Tubes at Apple (archived 2005-11-25)
