MM that seems a bit far-fetched but if you got it to go on, hopefully you can get it off.
Far fetched?
You weren't able to get yours on on?
MM that seems a bit far-fetched but if you got it to go on, hopefully you can get it off.
Far fetched?
You weren't able to get yours on on?
No I still have the 6+ but how snuggly its fits now, I can't see it fitting on anything bigger.
My spigen tough armor still fits fine. Although with my glass screen protector on now it sits almost flush with the case when I turn it upside down, where as before I had a little bit of room.
It slides in without any extra force. It takes some effort to get out for 2 reasons.
1. it is a little snug
2. the design of the battery pack. When the top of the pack is removed it's next to impossible to pull the phone out without mashing on a button or two. There are 4 pads in the battery pack to ensure a snug fit for the 6+. I have been contemplating introducing them to my dremel.
ok in the video I show the model number and the the phone sliding into the pack using two fingers..
Not at all. I read those too, I've had zero problems with WiFi, cellular signal and 3G/4G.I've read several reports/reviews that Spiten's metal bumpers negatively affect signal reception. Have you experienced this?
This is how the iPhone 6 leather case looks on the 6S on the camera cutout... I bought it because it was on sale for 15$
How is it on the front- do you still get enough of a lip around the edge to allow laying the phone down screen first without the screen touching the table?
I've been searching for a good carbon fiber case for my iPhone 6S and I came across carbone and likecool cases but I learned that the material used in the carbon fiber causes loss in reception so I gave up on carbon fiber cases.. Then I stumbled upon PITAKA® Premium Aramid http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Q9O9WW8?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00
- Made of 100% Aramid which is one of the strongest materials on earth
- Ultra-thin, slim profile with thickness of about 0.03 inch. Ultra-light,less than 0.36 ounce
- Strong, luxury, durable and resilient. 5 times stronger than steel at the same weight
- Exceptional scratch resistant coating, providing pleasant and smooth touch
- Absolutely no interference with Wi-Fi, GPS and signals. Good heat dissipation capability. No toxic substances, more Eco-friendly
Since the sides of the case does not extend pass out from the front screen of the phone I thought I would mate this case with a good screen protector which also can absorb shock
Just Mobile AutoHeal Self-Healing Screen Protector also from Amazon
you can see the impact absorbing test at 34 seconds into the video.
What are you guys thoughts on this?
I believe you can take a look at Maxboost Vibrance series. I think they have revised it for iphone 6s. They might send you a free one if you join their VIPU program. I got mine free from them.I've tried two "6/6s" cases on my 6s -- Incipio DualPro and Spigen Air Cushion. They both made it extremely difficult to trigger the power button, so I returned them. My Apple Silicone 6S case does not have this problem (though it is too slippery, which is why I've been searching for an alternative case).
I wonder if these third-party cases have this problem because the 6s is slightly thicker than the 6; and thus they're not truly suited for both models? I've used the Incipio DualPro on an iPhone 6, and the power button works just fine...
If it is a hard case, it would be a tight fit. And the power button might be hard to get to.Mophie just sent an email on their newsletter that all the cases will fit the 6s.