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Cases aren’t necessary, have not been for a while. They don’t actually protect your screen.
by thatfrenchguy 1y ago
Cases aren’t necessary, have not been for a while. They don’t actually protect your screen.
- dasil003 1y agoThis is a wild statement to make so matter of factly. Do cases guarantee your screen won't break if you drop your phone? No. Do they dramatically diminish the likelihood of cracked glass in the most common scenario of phone falling on flat concrete? Absolutely.
- tstrimple 1y agoI use a case mostly to provide grip. The bare metal is too slick.
- SoftTalker 1y agoSame. Just a thin rubber strip around the permimeter or something like that to make it a bit easier to hold would probably be all I need. A completely caseless phone is too slippery.
- paulryanrogers 1y agoI recall my boss using electrical tape on the edges of his early iPhones.
- danielbln 1y agoA phone without a case and popsocket for me is like holding a bar of soap. A $1000+ bar of soap
- jq-r 1y agoI use a popsocket on a naked iphone 14 pro and it's great in my experience. I don't think I've dropped it once after going worth this setup.
- esseph 1y agoI have gone through several sacrificial layers of glass to save several versions of gorilla glass (etc). I have also lost several screens later because I wasn't quick enough in replacing the sacrificial glass. Some of us are harder on our things than others...
- 2muchcoffeeman 1y agoIt’s no longer worth the risk though. You need your phone for so much stuff having it break is extremely inconvenient. And given the price of phones, and the cost of cases and screen protectors, theres no reason not to do it.
- HPsquared 1y agoMost big screen damage happens from things hitting the edge of the phone. Cases prevent this. Also, the edge is the one area not really protected by screen protectors.