“If your a dropper the sheath is the wrong case anyway.”
I’ll be taking delivery of a 13 Pro Max today and have been shopping for a case. I have used Incipico for years, first with a 6 Plus and then with an X, which is what I’m upgrading from. I was about to purchase the Sheath after reading great reviews but stumbled upon this thread.
The quote above is worrisome to me. I’m an occasional dropper. Maybe once or twice a month on hardwood or tile, no more than a few feet. Then maybe once every 3-6 months on concrete, also no more than a few feet.
I come from using the Incipio (product link below) for comparison. Can anyone else confirm that the above statement is true for someone such as myself? Should I be seeking a more rugged case? I’ve always thought the case I’ve used below is a decent middle ground and would be comparable to the Sheath. Am I mistaken?
Incipio IPH-1632-BLK Apple iPhone X Octane Case - Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075RFLPP...t_i_E6V76Z20J2D4QDEQYB3M?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
I’ve used the Sheath on multiple iPhones over the years and while I’m not a constant dropper, I have dropped my phone in that case. I’ve yet to have anything bad happen.
I’m fairly certain I had that exact Incipio case for my iPhone X as well and I would say the Sheath is at least as protective as that case.
Obviously every drop is different, but my take is the Sheath is very protective against drops.
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