I got a 15 Pro Max in Natural Titatium and using it with the gray Silicone case (I'm more worried about my hardwood floors if I drop my phone ).
Currently using my 15 Pro without a case, I always buy a case but usually ditch it within a month.
It forces you to be aware of your surroundings and you develop a spatial awareness as to where in space your phone is and it's orientation. It forces you to think about where you are going to set it down and in what way. Handling and protecting the device becomes a part of your thought process.Going caseless forces me to be more careful with the devices.. that’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
So do I hate caseless iPhones now then?Everyone loves caseless iPhones till the first accident happens…
I'm on day 14 of no case. No problems so far. In this time I have used a case twice but only for an hour or so when out. Last week I put a case in my bag when going into the office but didn't use it. As you say, this year the 15 Pro Max feels so much better in your hand and much gripper than the 14 Pro Max. I do have AC+ which helps with the decision of going caseless.Went completely caseless with 15 Pro Max.
I used to buy cases for all previous phones, but the thing is, small pieces of dust somehow find their way beneath the case no matter how good and strong the grip is and damage the chassis from the inside, which kind of defeats the purpose of having a case in the first place (still comes in handy if a phone falls off the table, though), so this year I decided to try without a case despite a higher risk for serious phone damage.
So far I like it very much, this year's model being slightly smaller compared to 14 Pro Max is so much better in hand, almost perfect.
Those are usually the people who don’t learn from their mistakes. I had my iPhone in a shirt pocket, without the flap buttoned. I bent over to tie my shoe and the phone slid out of my shirt pocket onto the floor. The phone didn’t suffer any scratches or cracks, but I learned not to bend over with my iPhone in the shirt pocket. I’ve heard it said somewhere that those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it.Everyone loves caseless iPhones till the first accident happens…