Thin, clear rubberized case and a glass screen protector. You can still see the phone design, great protection from scratches and drops. If I'm at the desk at work, I'll usually take the case off, and put it back on when I'm on the go.
I have every right to bitch and complain about my own clumsiness if I break it. Who the hell do you think you are to determine what right others have or not? Some of us a fully capable of taking personal responsibility.You know its made of glass and glass breaks when something happens to it like a drop. We take our car to the dealer for service when selling our car this helps us get more money when we resell. We service it to make it last longer for us but it helps sell the car in the future for more money. Same principle as the phone case. If people decide to not put a case on theirs they have NO RIGHT to bitch and complain when it does get broken. Just my 2 cents.
Naked, when I carry it in my pocket I place it in a microfiber bag, the kind that comes with sunglasses. It protects it and I can use it to wipe the fingerprints off. When I place it on the table I lay it on the bag. Looks pristine.
Same principle as the phone case. If people decide to not put a case on theirs they have NO RIGHT to bitch and complain when it does get broken. Just my 2 cents.
This is true but in my own experience with cases on all the phones I have had over the years and dropping each one of them at least 20 times over a 2 year period of each phone I am happy to say that none ended up breaking.In The same respect, a phone case is not a guarantee that the phone won't break if it's dropped. It's just added insurance to help protect it and helps reduce the chances of damage depending on what type of case it is.
Somebody that depends on their phone for work would probably be better off having it protected or spend a little money to have a backup in case something happens.you have AC, you need no case?
imagine that you need to go to Apple store make an appointment, wait for them to fix it
and it it will take you half day, but you need you phone to call and send email to customers
now?
ONE CASE IV ALWAYS USED!!!!!
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If it’s a hairline crack you might be able to get it repaired free of charge if I’m not mistaken.I had a case and screen protector when I first got mine. My screen protector cracked and after removing it, I saw the crack actually went into the screen - you can't really see it but I know it's there. My X has fallen a few times, luckily only from either a few inches in my home (wooden floors) or in the office with carpet. My band has some nicks but I don't really care. I would much prefer to show off my $1000 phone and all it's beauty than cover it up in a case. I have AC so I'm not too worried about replacing it.
If it’s a hairline crack you might be able to get it repaired free of charge if I’m not mistaken.
For a hypothetical theory , let’s assume the customer does not have AppleCare, Why would Apple replace it free of charge when it’s damaged by the user?
I’m not sure why they would but they might. My wife didn’t have AppleCare and took her iPad in to an Apple store for a quote to get the screen replaced, she walked out with a new iPad free of charge. Something to do with the size or type of crack!
If the crack is caused by stress (no obvious damage), Apple will often replace it for free.If it’s a hairline crack you might be able to get it repaired free of charge if I’m not mistaken.