CellFan/SkinIt Vinyl Skins for Phone, iPod, PDA and other Digital Devices Review

Vinyl graphic skins from SkinIt (CellFan) is a adhesive vinyl skin that enables gadget lover to personalize their favorite devices which include mobile phones, iPods, MP3 players, laptops, notebook computers, PDAs, Pocket PCs, Palm devices, Xbox, Xbox 360, PSP, PlayStation II, gaming devices and many more gadgets.

The skins is made from a professional-grade vinyl, which is printed via a proprietary 6 color high resolution process that ensures details and premium images, and is coated with a glossy finish and clear coating for added protection, before custom cut according to each device. The skin can be easily removed without leaving any residues and furthermore will not void a device warranty.

MobileBurn dressed up their cellphone with a skin and concluded that “while I am not able to give the CellFan skins a real world test by carrying around my newly clad RAZR in my pocket for a few weeks, I can tell you that the skins seem pretty tough. The corners of the various pieces seem quite secure, and it actually requires some diligence with a fingernail in order to get them pulled up far enough for removal. As such, I think that the skins should deal with everyday use fairly well.”

Personalize gadget now with Vinyl graphic skins.

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