Back in the Eighties you had to be a massive banker to own a mobile phone. Hardly surprising because these pricey bricks of iffy low-tech were the ultimate status symbol. So why not recreate those halcyon days of huge handsets, red braces and greed-is-good economics with the 80s iPhone Case.
Simply slip your iPhone into this chunky protective case and behold: an Eighties-style mobile rammed with enough 21st century jiggery-pokery to make a yuppie’s bouffant wither. It even doubles up as a vertical or horizontal stand. Watching re-runs of Only Fools and Horses has never been such fun*.
Feel the power!
As well as protecting your iPhone from bumps and scratches, this ironic but iconic case is guaranteed to elicit knowing nods and shocked sniggers depending on the age of the onlooker. Now all you need is a Porsche and a pair of shoulder pads. Let’s do lunch!
*Falling through the bar is optional.
Product Features:
Combine the iconic look of an 80’s handset with the hi-tech specs of an iPhone
Also works as a vertical or horizontal stand for your handset
Can you make one for htc phones like the evo?? Cedar, - 6th April 2011
Firebox says: Our Buying Team is always on the lookout!
Let's do lunch??? Surely a yuppie would be of the belief that LUNCH IS FOR WIMPS! , - 4th April 2011
Can one make calls (hear and be heard) while the phone is in the case? Stella, London - 9th March 2011
Firebox says: Yes you can. It works in exactly the same way as a regular phone cover - just slightly larger than life.
What is the case made out of? James, England - 9th March 2011
Firebox says: Injection molded plastic - as confirmed by the designer.
Will this fit the iPhone 3G, 3GS or iPhone 4? Kurt, England - 6th March 2011
Firebox says: It will fit all of the above.
Question, Does it have the holes for the camera, buttons on the right and bottom bit? Is it realistic 80s phone weight or a bit more practical light silicone like? An Iphone 4 Owner, London - 11th February 2011
Firebox says: no holes for the buttons I'm afraid, but it is quite light at about 200g
EST. 1998
