Both cases are fine, not spectacular, in their approach to iPod coverage. Each one exposes the entire bottom of the iPod in order to guarantee full compatibility with Universal iPod Dock accessories, and succeeds; the price of such exposure is that the iPod classic s bottom sides are unnecessarily exposed at all other times when it s not in a dock. So too are its Hold switch and top-mounted headphone port, the latter cut perfectly to fit any size of headphone plug you may have.
By comparison, the nano version s top is fully covered, and its open bottom makes sense given that all of the nano s necessary contact points, save for its Click Wheel, are down there. Neither case includes film to cover the Click Wheel, an unfortunate omission, and one we wouldn t expect Power Support will miss when its Illusion cases inevitably appear for these iPod models.
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