Drops are inevitable. I have kids. My current phone has been dropped a number of times and I'm sure it would have broken by now without a case. For the time being that's the difference between a phone in a case and not having a working phone at all.
I have kids too.Drops are inevitable. I have kids. My current phone has been dropped a number of times and I'm sure it would have broken by now without a case. For the time being that's the difference between a phone in a case and not having a working phone at all.
Folks there is no right or wrong way to use an iPhone.
Its all personal preference whether you like to use a case or not with your device.
What works for some might not work for others that's all.
I have kids too.
They learned from an early age not to touch my stuff and their mother's stuff.
We weren't handing a toddler or a four year old our ~$900 devices to play with.
Consequently, there were no drops of our devices by our kids.
Not that what you do is wrong, I am not saying that. Just saying what we did.
It's not impossible.
It it were impossible my iPhone 6s+ would be damaged right now.
It's not damaged, hence it cannot be impossible.
It may not be possible for you, but just because it's not possible for you it does not mean it's impossible for anyone else.
And yes, I do have something smart to say. I'm pointing out the difference between assumptions about not using cases and my own experience - which has so far been different than what those assumptions dictate.
It's a damn fact that the material used on the iPhone is slippery. It's a FACT. Not an opinion, a fact.
Not really fact. Yes, the black glossy material is slippery compared to matte, but provided your hands aren't overtly dry or incredibly wet, you won't have slippage issues. I suppose if you have a weak grip, have sweaty palms and are careless, then it is indeed an issue.It's a damn fact that the material used on the iPhone is slippery. It's a FACT. Not an opinion, a fact.
Fact for you, opinion for others.
Not really fact. Yes, the black glossy material is slippery compared to matte, but provided your hands aren't overtly dry or incredibly wet, you won't have slippage issues. I suppose if you have a weak grip, have sweaty palms and are careless, then it is indeed an issue.
I'm not arguing or denying that it ISN'T slippery and that it ISN'T a fact.It's a damn fact that the material used on the iPhone is slippery. It's a FACT. Not an opinion, a fact.
I'm not arguing or denying that it ISN'T slippery and that it ISN'T a fact.
What I am arguing is that I have not dropped my phone just because it's slippery and doesn't have a case and that therefore slipperiness cannot be the sole reason for dropping a phone in all instances.
That is what was worrying about genuine products. I decided to go for a cheaper one and it has been working well.The iPad case I have is apple product it's started to break on the corners
I see your iPhone 5 and raise you a regularly used 3GS. In fact I used it all last week with my SIM in it as my main phone to get away from the distractions of social media as I don't install FB/Insta/etc on it. Great music player (iOS 6 and below had the best music app), still good battery life somehow, good performance with the stock apps and Messenger, Opera, etc other light apps.
I use it totally naked and it feels great in the hand.
I agree.I think Foxconn is arguing for the sake of arguing. You more than enough clarified your reasoning behind being why you prefer caseless to him. I would say most others agree with you, as well as I.
I agree.
My reason for this thread wasn't to cause controversy (although I knew the topics often do here on MR) but simply to show what I do with my spare devices and how I use them. And I think I have clearly stated that it was also not my intent to force my views on anyone.
I wasn't expecting outright opposition to a personal choice however.
Even if it doesn't make sense to another person. But how we all use our own devices is up to us and I respect that - even if it's not how I would use my own.
Yes, that's me.Yes you were, you do little else but cause trouble and arguments on here
Don't you Erik