For all those who have the IP 14 Pro, how bad is the camera bump even with a case on it? Does it really wobble on a flat surface?
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iPhone 14 Pro Camera bump?
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Without a case the amount of wobble is quite significant. I’ve bought a case from UAG which means with that on there’s zero wiggle room when the phone is on a flat surface.
What about the Apple leather cases? Does it still protect the camera lenses?
When I used to have the IP 13 Pro with the leather cases, the lens seemed to touch the surface on a table as those cases do not have the extra protective lip around the camera bump.
When I used to have the IP 13 Pro with the leather cases, the lens seemed to touch the surface on a table as those cases do not have the extra protective lip around the camera bump.
The bump is so big it's practically a built-in phone stand.
On the up side, you might have more success with FaceID when the phone is on the desk because it's more angled up.
On the up side, you might have more success with FaceID when the phone is on the desk because it's more angled up.
The lenses protrude so much that unless you use a case that is so thick that it becomes flush with the lenses, there’ll be wobble.
It wobbles but doesn’t bother me. I’m not typing on the flat table. I do think the camera bumps are getting ridiculous thoughts. Can we limit it to the current length apple? Please?
Protrudes 0.57mm further than the 13Pro. I guess it just depends what your previous phones were, a diagram comparing the two:
I have an Apple leather case and the raised lip keeps the lenses from coming into contact with a flat surface if you put it on a table. I don't find it wobbles much in the case.
Maybe 9 out of 10 Eye Phone owners use cases - Choosing a case that covers the bump (Otterbox, Lifeproof FRE, UAG (@atiffarooq), many others) makes it a non-issue, I would think.