Does 6S/6S+ need a case?

[wproct]

My phones will always wear a case.

 

[Isamilis]

Use the case for better grip, so indirectly, will give more protection (avoid the drop). Also, I can put the phone on the desk plain surface, without touching the camera lens. I like the hard case (which I never/rarely take out after installed).

Hey guys
This is my first post here!
So basically, I recently got a 6S plus and a blue Apple silicone case which I like. I was just wondering if the phone actually needs a case? I'm very careful with my devices and I have the silver one so scratching shouldn't be much of an issue. Just wanted to know everyone's thoughts!

 

[William Wales]

Hello, Charlie. In terms of me, I think the case is not necessary. I have a iPhone 6 which bought 7 months ago. From I owned it first day, I didn't use case. Because I think the case affects the good look of iPhone, what's more, it will make a worse touch feel.

 

[xixi.li]

Naked is unsafe for the phone and for sex Always better to have protection or as they say in Hong Kong "POH-TEK-SHUN"

buddy, you are right.

 

[Blujelly]

Depends on what you want to do if you sell it. Obviously if you do sell it down the line and it has minor scratches its going to affect the price, if this doesn't bother you about re-sell price then don't have a case

I've always had a case on my iPhone's unless when I'm at home on the sofa, where I know if I did drop it its not an issue as the carpet is a backup haha

 

[William Wales]

buddy, you are right.

Hi, I want to know what's the meaning of "POH-TEK-SHUN", is it Cantonese pronunciation?

 

[xixi.li]

Hi, I want to know what's the meaning of "POH-TEK-SHUN", is it Cantonese pronunciation?

"POH-TEK-SHUN" I can't translate it in Cantonese...

 

[rbrian]

Hi, I want to know what's the meaning of "POH-TEK-SHUN", is it Cantonese pronunciation?

There's a long standing, probably racist joke, that Chinese people can't pronounce the letter R. Therefore a popular dish from a Chinese takeaway is chicken flied lice.

Without any actual knowledge of Hong Kong, or the difference between Cantonese and Mandarin, my guess would be that instead of substituting L for R, it is simply omitted.

 

[William Wales]

"POH-TEK-SHUN" I can't translate it in Cantonese...

I believe you can do it, though I don't know what the "POH-TEK-SHUN" mean.

 

[rbrian]

I believe you can do it, though I don't know what the "POH-TEK-SHUN" mean.

It's phonetic. Protection. PRO-TEK-SHUN. Though apparently without the R in Hong Kong.

 

[William Wales]

It's phonetic. Protection. PRO-TEK-SHUN. Though apparently without the R in Hong Kong.

Oh, I see. Thank you so much.