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Having them in the same pocket I'd be worried about the force that could get applied by sitting down in a tight pair of pants with a modern-sized phone. The sor
by wlesieutre 7y ago
Having them in the same pocket I'd be worried about the force that could get applied by sitting down in a tight pair of pants with a modern-sized phone. The sort of situation that caused the "bendgate" problems. Maybe it's over cautious, but with phones costing $1000 I'd rather not mess around with it.
And I don't love the glass screen protectors, had one on my phone briefly and it seemed like it screwed up the image quality. Subtle, like a faint RGB shimmer over the whole thing. So now I've just got a thin plastic case and I try to not drop it.
- penagwin 7y agoWhat type of phone? You might want to try a different screen protector - every well applied glass screen protector I've seen on iPhones has been nearly indistinguishable from the glass screen (and I'm really particular about mine). We did have issues on the Galaxy phones with that edge though, we could never get the screen protector to stick properly.
- wlesieutre 7y agoiPhone SE. I didn't get the cheapest garbage screen protector or anything either, it was a favorably reviewed one on the wirecutter. No bubbles under it. Maybe "slightly grainy" is the way to describe it? Been a couple of years so it's hard to say.