Finally, official Nokia Lumia 920 cases are available!

For those of you in the US, the day has come! Well… sort of. More like the week has almost come. The official Nokia Lumia 920 case is right around the corner.

The straight-from-Nokia (CC-1043) cyan and red soft cases for the Lumia 920 will exist fix to transport before long. Co-ordinate to a US Expansys rep last week:

"Hello, nosotros should accept stock about the 25^th, our supplier is getting them end of next calendar week and nosotros get them most 3-4 days subsequently."

Along with the CC-1403, nosotros are as well seeing what seems to be the black example with a protective leather flip embrace (CP-600), although in the photo it's showing a Lumia 900.

The yellow, black and white soft cases are still on backorder and are due to arrive in the beginning of February, and although you lot can still order them... Be prepared for a bit of a wait.

The soft covers are available for $16.99, the leather covered case for $27.99.

Windows Phone Key reader Loiselle posted pictures showcasing the fit and quality of the case back in Dec, and a few other members have since received (and posted about) theirs as well. Some other forum members accept since ordered and received theirs, yous could get lucky too.

Been waiting for this? Have one already? Already bought another case that you like?

Head over to the forums and share your thoughts.

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