^_^ it's the type of case that it's either loved or hated. Took a long time before it started growing on me. I love the case now. So cool.
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IPhone 6s / iPhone 6s plus after 7 months
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^_^ it's the type of case that it's either loved or hated. Took a long time before it started growing on me. I love the case now. So cool.
New iPhone are water resistant iPhone 6s /iPhone 6s plus
They don't have an IP67, IP68 or any other IP rating as far as I know. Happy to be proven wrong. Please include a source.
https://www.macrumors.com/2015/09/28/iphone-6s-water-resistance-tests/
Wait read this
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Wait read this
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http://www.theverge.com/2015/10/2/9439301/the-iphone-6s-is-the-most-water-resistant-iphone-to-date
I'm not sure what the normal testing is to get an ip67/ip68 rating is, but I'd imagine it's closer to the 3rd video then the first 2.
I'll stipulate that the iphones look like they have some water resistance to them, but they don't officially have the ip67 rating of a water resistance phone. The S7 does have the IP68 rating on it for example. I wouldn't take it near open water in either case.
Other examples of people mentioning Dust under their screen. Would never get an IP rating with that problem
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...d-pixel-dust-particles.1933121/#post-22843233
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/iphone-6s-plus-backlight.1935508/page-4#post-22837409
I'll stipulate that the iphones look like they have some water resistance to them, but they don't officially have the ip67 rating of a water resistance phone. The S7 does have the IP68 rating on it for example. I wouldn't take it near open water in either case.
Other examples of people mentioning Dust under their screen. Would never get an IP rating with that problem
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...d-pixel-dust-particles.1933121/#post-22843233
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/iphone-6s-plus-backlight.1935508/page-4#post-22837409
Apart from a mark on the bottom left hand corner when my iPhone 6s Plus decided to kiss the kitchen tiles mine looks almost as good as new.
As you already know, we are all unique, that uniqueness also applies to how much our skin swets and secretes oils, etc, which affects grip and therefore our preferences in grippy covers, rough, smooth, tacky etc-
My 6s Plus RG still looks exactly like it did when unboxed , albeit I dropped it on a marble tiled floor last week whilst away and the screen smashed into smithreens. Thankfully not the actual screen but the glass protector 
, I simply peeled it off and it was like it never happened
, I simply peeled it off and it was like it never happenedDo you have a picture of this? I recall hearing about this somewhere but I don't notice dust in my 6S+ aside from the headphone jack and some in the Lightning port.
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I don't know about you, but there is still no way I'm intentionally getting water on my phone, corrosion will still be a problem whether you notice it or not.
Where does it say on Apples site that its water resistant ? No where. Just because some sites have tested it in water does not mean its water resistant by Apple. Big difference. If its not rated by Apple to be than its not. Simple