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Does the 'Ensure that Apple products last as long as possible' assume wrapping new iPhone into one of those cases? I don't know if I am alone here, but I find
by rixrax 8y ago
Does the 'Ensure that Apple products last as long as possible' assume wrapping new iPhone into one of those cases?
I don't know if I am alone here, but I find it counter intuitive that to protect my new shiny, I would have to cover it with more or less ugly case to avoid it breaking when I eventually drop it? And since I don't [use cases], maybe consequently, I seem to break them at about ~11 month intervals (although last one, iPhone SE, was lost by accidental submersion - with this at least the new Xs's promises to be slightly better).
TL;DR; I am rooting to be able to buy an iPhone someday that will tolerate my 'normal' use as purchased without any covers or other add-on protections.
- saagarjha 8y agoNo offense, but I think the problems you haven't been solved by any phone vendor. They seem to be "you" problems. Protecting an iPhone when you drop it would (with current technology) require a bulky phone–though water resistance has significantly improved since iPhone SE.
- talltimtom 8y agoThe idea with covers is that they can be replaced when you enevitably drop the phone. Right now a phone+cover won’t survive falls without scratches or breaking. So to make the phone itself tough enough you need something bulkier than a current phone with a cover.