iPhone 13 Pro iPhone 13 Pro Commando (No case)

[MacMammy]

I just got my first iPhone 13 Pro, just upgrading from my 13.

More of a vent, a bit of a question. I don't like cases on my phones for look and feel in my hand so I always go no case. I wasn't expecting such a wobble when the phone is sitting face up!

Does anyone else have this problem? Is it something you get used to?

I'm regretting it a little but other than a case I don't see a way around this. Why do Apple do this? It feels like a major design flaw to me? My previous 13 had a slight wobble but it wasn't as excessive as this...?!!

Any reassurance or do people agree?

 

[iTom17]

Well, the one thing that I find a bit obtrusive about it is that even using a case - which I do - doesn't get rid of the wobbling. But most of the times when I'm not using my iPhone, it lays face down on the desk/table. And when using it, I always pick it up. I tried using it when on the table, but I just hate it (apart from the wobbling). So wouldn't do that anyway.

I think I'll easily get used to it. But I get the annoyance when not using a case, cause of the risks of damage to the cameras (despite them having sapphire covers).

 

[Starscape]

You need to ask yourself how important the camera is and if it's worth the tradeoff for that raised bump required for the lenses. Myself, I would much prefer a great camera as the cost of the lens bump, and Apple thinks most people would as well, but I definitely understand how you feel.

If you don't use your phone while it's lying flat, then I would just ignore the issue. There are lens prootectors if you're concerned about the lens getting scratched, and another alternative would be a clear case, and there are some that mitigate the camera bump issue.