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The (iPhone 5; $40) is a hardshell case that protects the back of your iPhone and can be custom-ordered in one of over 8,000 different patterns and images. It shares many characteristics with the (iPhone 5; $40), which comes in three pieces and provides additional protection for the phone's front. Both cases are printed using a direct-print UV process that resists scuffs and scratches.

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