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Having to use a case to fix a "defect" is not acceptable. Are you Steeve Jobs from the antenna gate? I personally never used a case, ever on any iPhone, and ne
by gregoriol 7y ago
Having to use a case to fix a "defect" is not acceptable. Are you Steeve Jobs from the antenna gate?
I personally never used a case, ever on any iPhone, and never broken any.
- throwanem 7y agoI used to be the same. Then I broke one. Replacing the screen wasn't a huge burden, but I use a case and a (glass) screen protector now anyway.
- dnhz 7y agoWhy should a phone be required to lie flat on its back? And if raised a little by a bump, how does that impair usage? What’s the defect? The bump, if anything, is a feature, because it prevents the whole back of the phone from being placed against a surface and possibly being scratched.
- snowwrestler 7y agoIt's not a defect. You want the phone to work differently from how it was designed, and you have a tool to achieve that (a case). You can use the tool, or rage at something you don't have the power to change.